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Demonstrators attack police station in rural Bangladesh, at least three people shot, say officials.

Search and rescue teams in Indonesia are racing to find more than 70 people who are still missing.

Japan Airlines' move comes a year earlier than planned, follows United Airlines incident involving

So far, India has vaccinated only about 1 in 25 people, compared with nearly 1 in 2 in the UK and 1 in 3 in the US.

G20 is expected this week to back $650bn in new IMF allocations to help countries cope with COVID-19 pandemic.

Latest drill comes as Taiwan reported new incursion by China's air force into its air defence identification zone.

But Riyadh authority says contractors 'have been paid in a timely manner' as construction nears completion.

Pyongyang's announcement puts end to Seoul's hopes of using Tokyo Games to trigger a reset in deadlocked talks.

Duterte's top legal counsel warns China's 'territorial incursions' is an 'unwelcome stain' in closer ties.

Egyptian-American Mohamed Soltan filed a US lawsuit against Hazem el-Beblawi alleging involvement in torture in Egypt.

J&J has taken over production at Emergent BioSolutions facility, which also had been making AstraZeneca doses.

Minneapolis police chief tells court Derek Chauvin went against department policy, ethics by kneeling on Floyd's neck.

The US State Department says there are 'credible' reports of Russian military movements bordering eastern Ukraine.

Bitcoin is worth more than $1 trillion alone after its price more than doubled in 2021.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, criticised companies for taking a stand on social justice issues.

Russian media reports opposition figure moved to sick ward with symptoms of a respiratory illness.

Emily Cunningham and Maren Costa were fired last April after speaking out about Amazon’s treatment of warehouse workers.

The US Treasury secretary says a global minimum corporate tax rate will ensure firms pay up, but critics voice concerns.

The legislation allows the 68-year-old Russian president the possibility to stay in power until 2036.

Palace says Hamzah signed letter affirming commitment to King Abdullah II, in sign that rift in royal family is easing.

The US and Iran are planning to talk Tuesday in what is likely to be a long, difficult process to revive nuclear deal.

The Mexican president says blood tests show he has antibodies in his system from the time he contracted the virus.

Official says Palma 'under control of the state', after being attacked by ISIL-linked fighters, but experts doubtful.

Prosecution calls Minneapolis chief of police to testify in murder trial of Chauvin in killing of George Floyd.

Officials said most new infections are occurring in younger adults, and are likely due to fast-spreading variants.

The kingdom says only 'immunised people' will be granted permits to perform prayers and Umrah in Mecca's Grand Mosque.

The personal data of more than half a billion Facebook users has been shared online in a security breach.

All governments violating children's rights in conflict zones must be put on the 'list of shame', with no exceptions.

Turkish president slams former naval officers who warned his plans for a new Istanbul canal threaten a maritime treaty.

A blockbuster jobs report and a strong reading on the US services sector are boosting investor sentiment.

Day trader darling GameStop has increased the value of new stock it may sell from $100m to $1bn.

Some 60 others wounded over three days of clashes in the Sudanese city of El Geneina, says the United Nations.

Wastewater reservoir's containment wall risks break, but crews are making steady progress to stop threat of flooding.

Mahmoud Abbas, 85, has attended public events in recent days and there was no indication he was suffering from illness.

Court set aside a federal appeals court ruling that Trump violated First Amendment when he blocked critics on Twitter.

Russian investigators say a five-year-old child was killed during an assault by Ukrainian government forces.

Justice minister Vladimir Leposavic last month said the Srebrenica genocide was not 'unequivocally established' as fact.

Australia owns the mine, which holds minerals useful for climate-friendly products, but locals fear a lasting impact.

Three months after the January 6 riot, 60 percent of Republicans also believe the election was 'stolen' from Trump.

Kenya has given ultimatum to UN refugee agency to present plan over closure of two camps housing over 400,000 people.

The former sports photographer sees parallels between himself and the screen legend.

As thousands seek refuge in Pemba, aid workers worry about pressure on food supplies after armed group attack.

Controversy in Turkey over mega waterway project and key international treaty leads to arrest of retired admirals.

Bitcoin is the most popular digital currency on the planet. Why?

Twice-weekly checks will ensure the vaccination drive is 'not wasted', says Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Dr Khan examines what we know so far about the new variant.

Negotiations on Tuesday begin a lengthy but vital process to restore Iran’s landmark 2015 nuclear accord.

Delays and concerns about the efficacy and politics of China's vaccine shipments plague its vaccine drive in the region.

The two countries might share the same language, but here's a glimpse at the difference a border can make.

Dropping out of competitive smartphone market will let it focus on growth areas such as smart homes, electric car parts.