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The Canadian province that invested in the crude pipeline is looking to sell it to recoup some of its $1.1 billion.

US trade representatives have asked Australia to develop a voluntary code and suspend the proposed laws.

The accident took place early on Tuesday near a village in Surat district in the western state of Gujarat.

Two post-vaccination deaths reported, link to jab denied in one case and post-mortem report awaited in another.

Drills come as Beijing announced sanctions on US officials for 'nasty behaviour' over Taiwan.

Reuters tally finds 280 people arrested for 'anti-state' activities in the five years since the last party congress.

Politicians from governing party call for show to be removed, saying it was 'deliberately mocking Hindu gods'.

The 23-member crew of Jag Anand vessel reaches Tokyo from where they will fly to India after clearing COVID procedures.

The UK's biggest lobby group has asked the government to extend its job support programme until the end of June.

The move comes after Sudan's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism was dropped after nearly 30 years.

Spokeswoman for president-elect who takes office on January 20 says controls on Europe, Brazil arrivals will remain.

US says interviews of those who worked on front lines at start of crisis crucial for credibility of WHO investigation.

Honduran migrants and asylum seekers say they are fleeing hurricane devastation, unemployment and violence.

People took refuge in makeshift camps in hills around Mamuju after the quake, but now supplies are running out.

Humanitarians sound alarm for millions of people in need of emergency assistance in Ethiopia's conflict-hit region.

Last-minute presidential pardons are a long-held tradition for outgoing US presidents, and Trump is no exception.

Lagging immunisation drive further hampered by wait on active ingredients from abroad to finish doses for distribution.

US President-elect Joe Biden plans to nix contentious oil pipeline on his first day in office, Canadian media reported.

The first lady and her husband, Donald Trump, will leave the White House when his term ends on Wednesday.

Saying farewell to California, first female, first Black vice president, says ‘hello’ to the United States and history.

Egyptair flew from Doha to Cairo while the UAE's Air Arabia arrived in Qatar from Sharjah.

Political crisis sparked by ex-PM Matteo Renzi's move to withdraw his party's ministers from coalition government.

As vice president during the Great Recession, Joe Biden learned the benefits of robust stimulus relief.

Riley June Williams has been charged with entering a restricted building and disorderly conduct during US Capitol riot.

Interim report says Chinese officials could have applied public health measures more forcefully, WHO took too long.

Liberal Americans see as un-American doing at home what the US does abroad.

Chopra named to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Gensler to chair the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Officials say there was no threat to the public and the fire, about 1.6km away from the Capitol, has been extinguished.

Bobi Wine's party says it is preparing legal challenge against President Yoweri Museveni's declared win.

Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny has been arrested on his return to Moscow.

The unsanctioned, illegal matches provide much-needed cash after the cancellation of the regular season due to COVID.

About 8,000 migrants face crackdown as Biden plans to offer citizenship pathways to 11 million undocumented in the US.

Canada plans to become the latest country to reauthorise Boeing's 737 MAX after two fatal crashes grounded the planes.

MLK's life has been filtered through a revisionist lens, but his radical legacy is a balm in today's political climate.

Security forces' deployment comes after mass arrests and days of violent protests in various cities across the country.

The move comes days after rights group B’Tselem slammed Israeli rule in occupied Palestinian territories as 'apartheid'.

Since the FARC disarmed in 2017, 253 former fighters have been killed in total - including four so far this year.

Traders seeking clues on investor appetite for risk are scrutinising the crytpocurrency's turbulent 12 percent slide.

Constitutional Court upholds Touadera's disputed election victory as armed groups threaten to attack capital.

Leading opposition figure now set to remain in prison until February 15 following dramatic airport arrest.

Violence follows the killing of at least 83 people on Saturday and Sunday in West Darfur.

Joe Biden's presidency will signal a stark foreign policy shift from Donald Trump, experts say - in style and substance.

As the coronavirus spreads rapidly, hospitals are becoming overwhelmed, making patients and doctors anxious.

Experts say US must bolster teams administering COVID-19 vaccines and raise public awareness to tackle surging pandemic.

Why is the virus that causes COVID-19 mutating? Should we be concerned about the more contagious variants?

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says prospects for equitable vaccine distribution are at 'serious risk'.

Dozens of organisations from 13 countries accuse France of violating the 'basic rights' of its sizeable Muslim minority.

In a matter of weeks, the 26-year-old has been elevated from back-up bowler to a veteran paceman.

The project is a part of the settlement of a case surrounding the demolition of the Babri Mosque by a Hindu mob in 1992.

Move came after Marjorie Taylor Greene posted baseless claims of election fraud over the Georgia Senate elections.