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Two deadly crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia killed 346 people in total.

The executive order signed by Trump bans US investment in companies allegedly owned by the Chinese military.

Shocked reactions to US Capitol siege continue as images, details of pro-Trump demonstrators in Congress emerge.

The president-elect also promises a change of course at the US Justice Department with his nominee for attorney general.

Former AG Barr says incitement of ‘mob’ was a ‘betrayal’ as some Republicans join in calls for Trump's removal.

In 2017, the blockading nations issued a 13-point list of demands, including the closure of Al Jazeera Media Network.

Despite having one of the strictest coronavirus lockdowns, India has the world’s second-highest number of infections.

Bitcoin accounts for about two-thirds of cryptocurrency market value, which is now beyond $1 trillion.

Why did pro-Trump protesters launch an assault on Capitol Hill? What’s next for the president?

Bobi Wine has asked the ICC to investigate President Museveni, senior officials for sanctioning rights abuses.

Even the shared experience of a violent insurrection is unlikely to bridge massive political rifts.

Mayor Muriel Bowser says US President Trump must be held accountable for an 'unprecedented attack on our democracy'.

TrumpStore.com and Shop.DonaldJTrump.com displayed error messages on Thursday.

Pandemic restrictions continue to hobble the United States labour market recovery.

The country has reported the most infections in Africa, and has identified a new strain that may be more contagious.

Legislators call on vice president to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Trump.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the 'risks of allowing President Trump to continue to use our service' were too great.

Masraf Al Rayan QSC agreed to buy Al Khalij Commercial Bank PQSC in a share-swap deal.

Bitcoin's record rally pushes the total market value of cryptocurrencies past $1 trillion for the first time ever.

A 4.8 percent rally in Tesla's shares on Thursday vaulted Musk past Jeff Bezos on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Key suspect in Pearl’s murder remains in custody despite being acquitted by the Sindh High Court last year.

The French forward is accused of trying to blackmail former France team-mate, Mathieu Valbuena, in 2015.

Leading Russian political figures analyse reasons behind outbreak of deadly violence that has stunned the world.

The Supreme Council issues its closing statement of the 41st Gulf Cooperation Council in Al Ula, Saudi Arabia.

Stocks move higher as investors look beyond the storming of the US Capitol on Wednesday by Trump supporters.

With people taking far fewer trips by road amid lockdown measures, the number of fatal accidents has dropped 21 percent.

Iran is watching closely as Arab nations that blockaded Qatar for more than three years lift the boycott.

Despite rumblings of danger, the Capitol Police force did not request advance help to secure the legislative complex.

US President Trump ordered drone strike that killed Soleimani and al-Muhandis in Baghdad last January.

Leaked projections forecast shortfall of thousands of hospital beds in the capital by January 19.

Yoshihide Suga announces one-month emergency in Tokyo and surrounding areas, but experts say the measure is inadequate.

Violence draws calls for calm from some hard-right politicians in Europe, but others remain notably silent.

Chaotic scenes erupted after the ruling party deputy tried to seize the ballot box during vote for parliament speaker.

Abu Dhabi says restoring diplomatic ties with Doha requires more time as parties work to rebuild trust.

Study material includes information on the breeds of cow as well as theory that slaughtering animals causes earthquakes.

Authorities evacuate residents from the fertile slopes of the mountain as it belches hot gas and debris.

President Trump's deputy national security adviser and First Lady Melania Trump's chief of staff among those who quit.

A woman was shot by the US Capitol Police while three others died in 'medical emergencies', police say.

Mike Pompeo says the US will consider sanctions against officials involved in the arrest of 53 people in Hong Kong.

Lawmakers to investigate whether a lack of preparedness allowed a mob to occupy and vandalise the building.

Pakistan demands action against armed groups 'finding sanctuaries' in Afghanistan, a day after Pakistani soldier killed.

Pope calls on all sides to reject hatred and hold talks as opposition calls for cancellation of last month's vote.

Republicans and Democrats join to condemn mob violence at the Capitol, dismiss Trump's election fraud claims as invalid.

Environmental campaigners want banks to clamp down on lending to plastics industry, similar to their action against oil.

Over the last year, troops from the two sides have traded fire almost daily along the frontier, leaving dozens dead.

Experts are investigating how the virus that has now killed nearly 1.9m people first emerged, and aim to visit Wuhan.

Since 2020, Indian authorities began burying suspected rebels in unmarked graves, denying the families proper funerals.

Democratic Congress members tell Vice President Pence that Trump cannot remain for full term as not 'mentally sound'.

Will Finland's dependence on peat as a fossil fuel stand in the way of its carbon-cutting targets?

Clean sweep by Democrats allows them to enact big-spending policies likely to benefit the economy, investors say.