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A 50-year-old woman killed, three others, including a four-year-old child, wounded in the incident.

First vaccines arrived this week with prime minister expected to be among first recipients to boost public confidence.

Alliance that favours self-governance in Kashmir has won 112 of a total of 280 seats in council elections.

Barcelona captain has now scored more goals for a single club than any other footballer.

Police officers were killed while responding to a call over domestic violence in Puy-de-Dome.

Company at centre of Malaysia's biggest COVID-19 outbreak fired worker who raised concerns about overcrowding.

Low savings among certain Black and Asian groups in UK hurt their ability to cope with COVID-19 crisis, think tank says.

China seized control of Tibet in 1950 and claims its leaders have the right to choose the Dalai Lama's successor.

Business activity, company order books and output prices have rebounded sharply since their coronavirus lockdown lows.

India could be the first country to give the regulatory green light for the vaccine developed with Oxford University.

Outgoing president's move could further delay urgently needed financial assistance to millions of Americans.

Campaign aide among 15 people, including two Republican legislators, granted full pardons by outgoing US president.

Unity government of Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz collapsed after failing to meet a deadline to pass the budget.

Jump in second-hand luxury sales could be attributed to consumers leaning towards sustainability in a time of crisis.

US President-elect Joe Biden says the 'assault' on government computers will not 'go unanswered'.

UK and France reach agreement to allow EU residents, lorry drivers to travel if they have a negative COVID test.

US President Trump ordered the majority of US troops out of Somalia by early 2021.

XRP fell as much as 13 percent, hitting the lowest level in about a week.

Nine states are asking a federal judge to invalidate a programme that protects 'Dreamer' immigrants from deportation.

The lawsuit, filed in Delaware, alleges Walmart failed to take its gatekeeping duties as a pharmacy seriously.

Madrid is an epicentre of coronavirus infections, and nearly 50,000 people have died in Spain from the disease.

Modi's party for the first time makes clear government's refusal to back down as farmers hold nationwide protests.

Chile armed forces say at least 36 people have been infected at its Bernardo O'Higgins base, a remote research station.

The loss-making museum was a pet project of Sepp Blatter who stepped down as FIFA president in 2015.

US health officials try to tamper fears about a new, highly transmissible variant of the coronavirus in the UK.

Two-day talks come week after Ethiopian forces reportedly ambushed Sudanese troops, killing four and wounding more than 20.

Padilla, California's secretary of state, will be the first Latino to represent the state in the US Senate.

Christopher Miller meets with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and visits US troops as American forces continue to withdraw

Bill gives former presidents and their families immunity from prosecution for crimes committed during their lifetime.

Sales fell 2.5 percent to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 6.69 million units: National Association of Realtors

Lower house of Congress has already approved bill that would expand availability of legal abortion.

Oil dropped towards $50 a barrel on Tuesday after rallying last week.

While Trump continues to obsess over his election loss, there are a few other things on his mind for his final month.

CAR requested troops from Russia and Rwanda after an alleged attempted coup before upcoming elections.

The UAE's GDP is estimated to shrink about 6 percent in 2020, the central bank said in its quarterly review on Tuesday.

The US economy recovered significantly from Q2's plunge, but it is likely the current COVID resurgence will slow growth.

Talks between two countries over offshore oil and gas exploration are at an impasse.

With less than 10 days left till the new year, EU and UK leaders and negotiators intensify talks to reach a trade deal.

A slower recovery would be more likely to produce long-term 'scarring' that could weigh on the bloc in the future.

Consumer confidence remains far below pre-pandemic levels despite making some gains in recent months.

Allegations made in a report by International Commission of Inquiry for Mali which probed violence between 2012-2018.

First Israel-Morocco direct commercial flight lands in Rabat as part of the latest US-brokered normalisation deal.

Britons confront travel bans, trade chaos and a scaled-back Christmas as Brexit dramas and COVID-19 batter the country.

UN rights chief describes weeks-old conflict as one of many 'appalling' rights abuses that could amount to war crimes.

Rights groups call for an independent investigation amid a rise in attacks and threats to Pakistani dissidents abroad.

Azerbaijan bet on sophisticated, pricey weapons, while Armenia relied on old Russian-made arms and obsolete strategy.

Economic collapse, COVID and a port explosion tested Styro 3D, but its path out of crises could signal a broader trend.

Turkey is home to four million refugees - mostly Syrians - along with Arab activists, journalists and political figures.

Game can be played by up to four players who compete to buy the groceries on a shopping list for an elderly neighbour.

Emiratis are now allowed to visit Israel with ease, but we still have no freedom of movement in our own homeland.