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China condemns the move of the USS John S McCain, saying it had dispatched naval, air units to follow and warn the ship.

Action reverses the order issued by former President Donald Trump just before leaving office on January 20.

Protesters want unpopular Haitian President Jovenel Moise to leave office by Sunday as political turmoil deepens.

Ex-president might not receive US intelligence briefings because of ‘erratic’ conduct, concerns about secrecy.

Economic crises hit people of colour harder and longer, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Friday.

Armed forces are notorious for their brutality and their chief led the brutal 2017 crackdown on the Rohingya.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes registered their biggest weekly percentage gains since the US election in November.

The US Air Force is reviewing security protocols after an unarmed man accessed the flightline at Joint Base Andrews.

The former president and first lady's Higher Ground Productions is working on 3 movies, 2 TV series and a docuseries.

The last time Brent traded at $60 a barrel, COVID-19 had yet to take hold, economies were open - and demand was higher.

Ex-spymaster claims MBS orchestrated plot to lure his family to Saudi consulate in Istanbul where Khashoggi was killed.

Protests against the military takeover swell as nearly 300 politicians from the overthrown ruling party defy the coup.

Decision opens the door for the tribunal's prosecutor to open a war crimes investigation.

Investigation revealed 'flagrant and wanton disregard' of the law and 'insatiable pursuit of self-enrichment'.

An acquittal is almost certain for Trump so instead, politicians are using the trial to set up future political fights.

US President Joe Biden says Americans are hurting too badly to wait for partisan negotiations.

In 2021, investors have funnelled almost $11bn to Wood’s funds, and her approachable persona draws in newcomers.

The Epstein Victims’ Compensation Program attributed the halt to uncertainty about the liquidity of estate assets.

Oxford University says preliminary trial shows vaccine protects against the coronavirus variant first found in the UK.

The News Showcase platform offers news that Google has paid for through its own content agreements with publishers.

Virginia legislature passes measure, paving way for signature of Governor Northam, who already voiced support.

COVID-19 isn't stopping advertisers from pulling out all the stops to entertain a crowd of 100 million expected viewers.

Greene calls out Republicans voting with Democrats to remove her committee appointments as anti-free speech.

Amnesty International launches fundraising campaign to counter an 'anti-human rights agenda'.

Appeals court says 2019 verdict was marred by violations of criminal law and new trial should be held.

People take to the streets of New Delhi, Seoul and Jakarta in support of anti-coup protesters rallying in Myanmar.

Moscow declares envoys from Sweden, Germany and Poland 'persona non grata' over alleged involvement in protests.

A new transitional prime minister and three-member presidency council will govern Libya until the December election.

Economy and handling of COVID-19 pandemic figure largely on minds of voters ahead of February 7 presidential polls.

Overcoming a season that teetered on collapse, fans of American football are set to be rewarded with a memorable match.

The goods-and-services trade gap widened to $678.7bn in 2020 from $576.9bn in 2019, the US Department of Commerce said.

Zelenskyy accuses the channels of spreading Kremlin-funded 'propaganda', drawing support in the US but ire in the EU.

Vice President Kamala Harris casts first tie-breaker vote to pass measure, moving forward without Republican support.

The People’s Medical Clinic, which has met the community's needs for 25 years, is under pressure as the pandemic grips.

As the movement for Scottish independence grows, unionists face a tough challenge.

PM Khan said he is willing to allow Kashmiris full right to self-determination even if they vote to stay with Pakistan.

Despite Joe Biden’s reversal of the divisive policy, families say they have little clarity on status of applications.

The United States unemployment rate fell to 6.3 percent in January.

Pan-African body to hold its annual heads of states summit virtually due to coronavirus precautions.

Trump planned to pull out about 9,500 of the roughly 34,500 US troops stationed in Germany.

Demographics experts have been predicting a baby bust across Europe for 2021.

We round up the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic stories so you can impress yourself and your friends.

Once a frontier market superstar, Ethiopia has seen its investment lustre dimmed by conflict and pandemic.

'The virus still has the upper hand on the human being,' says European chief of global health agency.

Glaciers have shrunk at high speed over the last 30 years, raising fears of future land loss and more climate refugees.

UN says most of the troubled region remains 'inaccessible' for aid workers amid growing hunger due to ongoing fighting.

As farmers camp out for months against new farm laws, mainstream and social media come under unprecedented attacks.

Hundreds of teachers and students protest across the country against Monday's military take over of civilian gov't.

Former European Central Bank Chief Mario Draghi expected to form a technocratic government.

Hundreds of Europe-bound refugees intercepted in Mediterranean and detained over the last 24 hours, IOM says.