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Monday's attack knocked out a tank that contained 10 percent of all fuel stored a the Jeddah plant, Saudi Aramco says.

Latest trip to the moon is another milestone in the Asian powerhouse’s slow but steady ascent to the stars.

Tigray military promises to 'arm every civilian to defend Mekelle', the capital city with a population of about 500,000.

AIMIM makes a foray into Muslim-majority areas, tapping into Muslim frustrations about opposition parties.

Embassy in Manila condemns US after visiting White House envoy pledges support to the Philippines over maritime claims.

New rules would impose tough penalties on UK telecoms firms if they breach ban on gear made by China's Huawei.

Wang Yi's visit comes amid US presidential transition, concerns about China's regional assertiveness.

Aviation industry developing mobile app for passengers to show COVID-19 jabs and coronavirus status before travel.

Malaysian government has ordered staggered closures after surge in COVID-19 cases at world's biggest glove maker.

Foreign secretary Dominic Raab says discussions on whether it is 'appropriate' for them to sit are ongoing.

Michigan certifies results as President Trump's legal challenges and vote recounts continue weeks after Election Day.

Key federal agency says Joe Biden 'apparent winner' of US election, clearing the way for the start of the transition.

Members of National Nurses United say medical systems are not prepared for the rising infections in the country.

GM withdraws support for Trump administration's legal battle with California over power to set vehicle emissions rules.

As lockdowns imperil the United States' economic recovery, Joe Biden taps Yellen as Treasury chief, a source tells AP.

Twitter is regularly flagging his claims of election fraud, but these censures may change once he leaves office.

Calico Critters Nursery Friends and Star Wars Mandalorian Darksaber among toys named as potentially harmful to kids.

Under tier system, spectators to be allowed to attend outdoors events in highly limited numbers next month.

Demonstrators set fire to congress building to protest against the 2021 budget plan approved by legislators.

Neighbouring countries to launch joint operations in battle against ISIL-linked fighters in border region.

The president-elect named nominees for secretary of state, homeland security, national security adviser, among others.

Salvador Cienfuegos was accused of conspiring with a cartel to smuggle drugs while serving as defence secretary.

Male panda was named after an online poll saw over 100k votes cast for the Mandarin name, which means 'little miracle'.

Prosecutor says efforts under way to arrest 'fugitive' mother, adds police officers charged over examinations of women.

Over 100 Republican national security officials want Trump to 'cease' his 'assault' on the integrity of the election.

Turkey protests over 'unauthorised action, carried out using force,' as Germany says search was in line with protocol.

Overhaul signals another change for the UAE as it grapples with the financial fallout of the pandemic.

World Meteorological Organization data crush hopes lockdowns across the world would have pushed emissions to record low.

GM made annoucement after US government told the auto giant to recall 6 million vehicles in the US.

Three states that have been the subject of Trump's legal attempt to flip the vote count will certify results on Monday.

Poll results come as experts warn shortfall in vaccine confidence could be enough to compromise efforts to end pandemic.

But it can very much hurt the Palestinian anti-colonial struggle and academic and advocacy freedom.

Hundreds of thousands of people unable to vote because polling stations remained shut for fear of attack.

US stocks kick off a fresh week on a high note on promising trial results from Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.

The Ethiopian army declared Humera 'liberated' on November 12 after heavy clashes in the first days of the conflict.

Begum was 15 and one of three east London schoolgirls who travelled to Syria in 2015, to live under ISIL's rule.

A UN panel of human rights experts called Japan's arrest of former Renault-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn 'arbitrary'.

Statement by foreign minister follows Israeli media reports Netanyahu held secret talks with kingdom's crown prince.

Agricultural labourers from India, Nepal and Pakistan work in greenhouses during the day and learn Portuguese at night.

Tech solutions have not made border control more objective or humane, but rather more dangerous.

Beijing is pouring billions into its military-run space programme, with hopes of having a crewed space station by 2022.

2020 has been marked by an accelerated rate of official normalisation of ties between Arab states and Israel.

Transitional government to lead the conflict-stricken country to elections in December next year, according to the UN.

The Lebanese composer's fusion of Middle Eastern and Western music created a new genre during the country's civil war.

With a lack of ventilators, PPE, and medicine, officials say Israel’s siege is a 'death sentence' for those infected.

Attack during Friday prayers in Nigeria's Zamfara state kills five worshippers with many others abducted.

Confederation of African Football head Ahmad Ahmad banned for financial misconduct following investigation, FIFA says.

Supreme Court warns the situation could worsen further as it seeks status reports from four states, including Delhi.

Environmentalists say proposed real estate project on Bundle Island would trigger an 'environmental disaster'.

State-affiliated media says the forces of Tigray People's Liberation Front destroyed airport serving the ancient town.