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The Biden administration says this is 'just the beginning' of its push to speed the pace of vaccinations.

Ex-journalist Afrah Nasser remembers Yemen's journey from revolution to war to the world's worst humanitarian disaster.

Public, health officials locked in a debate over Russian vaccine that is due to arrive in Iran on Thursday.

Country's intelligence and security service said suspects were working on direction of foreigners, local media report.

Both Washington and Moscow cast the extension as a victory, saying it would provide stability and transparency.

Officials said the new Brazil variant, as well as two others, have spread to 20 countries in the Americas.

Six other troops wounded in attack near the village of Boni in violence-plagued region of Mopti.

The agreement will make Jack Ma’s fintech giant subject to capital benchmarks similar to those for banks.

Biden told a Democratic caucus he is not wedded to an absolute number on his proposed $1.9 trillion stimulus package.

Health authorities announce a new 32-point plan to curb the coronavirus spread amid a surge in cases.

Marjorie Taylor Greene may be embroiled in controversy, but the people who voted her in say, 'We love her'.

Physical, psychological scars remain fresh in wake of deadly blast that laid to waste large swathes of Lebanon capital.

Tournament, delayed by almost two months due to the pandemic, kicks off with stadiums operating at 30 percent capacity.

Canada lists 13 groups as 'terrorist entities', saying ideological extremism poses 'most significant' security threat.

Streaming giant Netflix landed 20 television series nominations, the most of any network.

Facebook and Apple are at odds over new rules on tracking users' activity.

Countries will receive doses in proportion to population size, with the most going to India.

Medical staff walk away as clatter of pots and pans and the honking of car horns are heard in protest against the coup.

Execs say new 'signature' pattern could singlehandedly rejuvenate brand as the luxury market recovers from COVID-19.

Though it’s a high-income country, years of lower oil prices have forced Kuwait to burn through its reserves.

ICJ can hear Iran's case in a bid to end sanctions the Trump administration reimposed in 2018.

A young woman raised money to bring her case of sexual assault against a former policeman in a first for Malaysia.

Officer Brian Sicknick is the fifth person to 'lie in honor' at the US Capitol, a special designation for US civilians.

US companies added 174,000 jobs in January, the ADP Research Institute said on Wednesday.

Far-right parties are increasingly popular as the health crisis weighs, a shift which could be felt for years.

Document which will show whether the passenger has been vaccinated hoped to boost business travel.

Victoria region's head says main event not affected by positive case detected among one of the hotel's staff.

GlaxoSmithKline and AstraZeneca announced they are developing next-generation COVID-19 vaccines to tackle new variants.

Marjorie Taylor Greene's far-right views have split Republicans, yet she remains unapologetic.

First in series of playbooks lays out COVID-19 measures, including face mask mandates and bans on singing and chanting.

Landmark case saw NGOs accuse French state of failure to take sufficient measures to halt climate change.

Indigenous survivors of Peru's civil war see photos taken during the brutal conflict, stirring memories from the past.

US assassination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani was a major talking point during discussions on Wednesday.

Vaccine may reduce transmission of the coronavirus by up to two-thirds and prevent severe disease, research suggests.

Front-line healthcare workers from more than 70 medical facilities across the country announced a walkout.

The move comes as part of precautionary measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

After tweets by international celebrities, foreign ministry says 'vested interest groups' trying to mobilise support.

The American soul cries for freedom which both Republicans and Democrats have long sought to stifle.

Hafizullah's murder comes after two female Supreme Court judges were shot dead in Kabul last month.

Police has sought Suu Kyi's custody for two weeks after charges filed for illegally importing radios, document says.

Oxford University professor Dan Hicks on why Western museums must urgently return colonial-era objects.

Since it was established in 2004, RAB has been accused of serious human rights violations and abuse of power.

As threats of homegrown terrorism surface, The Stream discusses plans to confront it.

The Italian president is expected to ask Draghi to form a non-political government to replace caretaker Conte coalition.

ICJ to decide if it will hear Tehran's case arguing US sanctions breached a 1955 friendship treaty.

Thousands of people urged to evacuate as dozens of homes engulfed by wildfire outside Australia's western city of Perth.

Pakistan court grants police custody of Muhammad Ismail, father of prominent human rights activist Gulalai Ismail.

A dozen police officers arrested for allegedly killing 19 people, including Guatemalan migrants.

Fearing government will collapse and country may descend again into civil war, Hazaras start to prepare for the worst.

The ongoing siege imposed by Israel is a 'dominant factor' in the worsening humanitarian situation, study says.