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United Kingdom's media regulator launched a probe after receiving 41,015 complaints about Morgan's comments on Monday.

The company reported 82 new orders for commercial aeroplanes and 51 cancellations for a net gain of 31.

India's foreign minister accuses UK parliamentarians discussing farm protests of interfering in its internal affairs.

President Alassane Ouattara's RHDP won 137 of 254 contested seats, compared to 91 for opposition parties, results show.

Nationally, the gender gap grew most and was statistically significant in states where education was largely remote.

Beijing and Moscow to develop experimental research facilities on the moon's surface.

Q Shaman Jacob Chansley claims his faith 'precludes' him from taking COVID vaccine, but judge denies release.

Nigeria says funds recovered from ex-Delta state Governor James Ibori to be used to help complete infrastructure works.

Opposition leader claims he won disputed presidential vote and lists demands, including release of political prisoners.

Measures implemented to protect vulnerable ethnic groups are increasingly abused in Bosnia and Kosovo.

More than half of the 24 nominees are actors of colour - a huge change from last year's all-white contenders list.

Senegal has seen days of violence sparked by the arrest of popular opposition leader Ousmane Sonko.

People 18 years and older and with a permit, would be able to grow, carry or consume cannabis and its derivatives.

The NLD's Zaw Myat Linn is the second party figure to die in detention in two days.

Hispanic and Black Americans and Americans without a college degree were more likely to be laid off, AP-NORC poll found.

British-Palestinian director Farah Nabulsi's short film, set in occupied West Bank, has been shortlisted for the Oscars.

Andrei Karlov was shot dead by an off-duty policeman while speaking at a photo exhibition opening in Ankara in 2016.

The OECD says US stimulus is likely to provide a 'major boost' to global economic recovery.

Tunisian coastguard rescues 165 people on route to Italian island of Lampedusa as search for more survivors continues.

Military junta responds to protesters with heavy-handed tactics.

A study released by the Tax Justice Network found that over $200bn flowed into the United Arab Emirates.

Female refugees and internally displaced women particularly at risk after fresh unrest in the Central African Republic.

Nearly 100 years after partition, Brexit and demographic change are fuelling growing support for Irish unity.

A series of covert counterattacks are planned on Russian networks, NYT reported, prompting Moscow's condemnation.

UAE foreign minister calls for return of Syria to the Arab League saying it is in the interest of the region.

Bisera Turkovic says the EU-backed initiative has failed to deliver 'a single dose' to date.

South Africa's GDP shrank 7 percent in 2020, compared with 0.2 percent growth the previous year.

The agreement paves the way for Italy to become Europe's first country with a Sputnik V production facility.

Economists are split on what Americans will do with the next round of coronavirus relief aid.

Arrested in Gujarat while attending seminar on Muslim education, they were accused of having links with a banned group.

Interfaith dialogue is important, but the fate of Iraqi minorities is hinged on the success of state-building in Iraq.

Military powers around the world are taking conflict technology to the next frontier - outer space.

The US is the worst-affected by the coronavirus pandemic, with more than 29 million infections and 525,000 deaths.

Thousands of Pakistan’s Baloch have been abducted by security forces. Will PM Imran Khan act to find our loved ones?

The digital certificate is aimed at boosting international travel, but it has sparked privacy concerns.

The move could see Spain restart efforts to have separatist leader extradited to face trial.

Tunisian court sentences deposed President Ben Ali's brother-in-law to 10 years in jail for corruption.

Tashnuva broke down in tears, but only after her word-perfect debut as a news anchor on International Women's Day.

Sebastian Coltescu suspended until end of the current season for 'inappropriate behaviour' during a match last month.

Washington calls Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia 'unacceptable' and urges the Yemeni group to engage in talks.

China's NPC is expected to approve rule changes that will reduce the space for pro-democracy candidates.

Death toll from explosions at military barracks in Equatorial Guinea rose to 98 on Monday.

Financial hubs like Singapore and UK are redrawing rules to lure crypto firms as digital currencies go mainstream.

Airline unions and travel groups want temporary COVID health credentials covering tests, vaccinations to enable travel.

Last week, President Erdogan lifted weekend lockdowns in low- and medium-risk cities.

Biden reinstate sanctions on Israeli magnate Dan Gertler who was granted reprieve by former President Trump.

Pakistani Nobel laureate signs deal that would 'draw on her ability to inspire people around the world'.

Protesters waved the Senegalese flag and torched a car during the rally after opposition leader was charged with rape.

Amnesty and Asylum Access brought a case amid concern people returned to Myanmar may be at risk following military coup.

Coastguards, floating containment lines deployed as traces of leak seen around the Chinese-flagged Lurong Yuan Yu.