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With BBC in the crosshairs of Boris Johnson’s government, we look at network’s century of struggle with British state.

Aid groups, US legislators and experts say US plan to designate Yemeni rebel group will worsen dire humanitarian crisis.

The award committee praised Andrew Cuomo's 'masterful use of television to inform and calm people around the world'.

The countries say they will work on a more comprehensive agreement next year after Britain completes its EU departure.

The country's economy shrinks two quarters in a row amid contraction in its oil sector.

Demonstrators in France decry draft law restricting publication of photos or videos of officers' faces while in action.

Burkinabes go to the polls on Sunday as the country faces an escalating humanitarian and economic crisis.

Donald Trump refuses to concede to Joe Biden, but Twitter says that won't get in the way of official account's transfer.

Erdogan's message comes as EU leaders consider imposing further sanctions on Turkey over Eastern Mediterranean dispute.

Police said so far 15 inmates have been rearrested and four of the escaped prisoners handed themselves over.

The Biden administration must address curbs to the US asylum system that worsened under Trump, refugee groups say.

Eritrean refugees face threats of violence, harassment and food shortages amid conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region.

High suicide rate, poverty and illiteracy are challenge for Jacinda Ardern’s government.

Iran has enacted new restrictions but experts say a full lockdown is needed to control COVID-19 infections.

Visit comes after a rocket attack that struck densely populated areas of Kabul, killing at least eight people.

Turkish President Erdogan and Saudi King Salman discussed bilateral ties and agreed to resolve lingering disputes.

Addis Ababa's denial that talks were imminent comes hours after the African Union named special envoys to help mediate.

Alongside the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change is a main theme that will be discussed in the Saudi-hosted G20 summit.

Iran says European concern is unwarranted since nations involved are not fully committed to the nuclear deal.

At least eight civilians have been killed in the attack and dozens wounded as the Taliban denies involvement.

As of today, 73,781,603 people voted for Trump, which amounts to 47.2 percent of the total votes counted.

The football club said it shut down affected systems but confirmed customer and fan personal data was not breached.

Years after his successor Emmerson Mnangagwa took over, the high hopes for change have dissipated into disaffection.

As coronavirus cases continue to rise in the United States, communities of colour have been hardest hit.

Seventy-five years after senior Nazis were tried, a survivor's daughter describes growing up in the Holocaust's shadow.

Move comes after US, Germany propose asset freeze and travel ban on al-Kaniyat militia and its leader Mohammed al-Kani.

The Trump administration is trying to secure a $23bn arms sale in advanced weapons systems to the United Arab Emirates.

Labour minister says Philippines will initially allow 5,000 health workers to leave the country every year.

Taipei, Washington hold talks on issues including science and technology, supply chain restructuring, and 5G networks.

Georgia certifies Joe Biden's win as top Michigan legislators pour cold water on Trump play to reverse results.

Kyle Rittenhouse, accused of killing two at a demonstration in August, was released after lawyers posted his bond.

Donald Trump's unprecedented push to contest US election results has suffered a string of legal and political defeats.

Mnuchin faces criticism for his decision to take back Federal Reserve coronavirus funds amid new business closures.

Ellison, the billionaire co-founder of Oracle, owns 98 percent of the Hawaiian island of Lanai.

US President-elect Joe Biden met with top Democrats to discuss a plan to tackle the surging COVID-19 pandemic.

Lawsuits are almost guaranteed for both rules, leaving implementation unclear as Trump's days in office dwindle.

German president urges the world to honour the landmark proceedings that gave birth to international criminal law.

Ethiopian government says its forces have taken towns of Axum and Adwa in its advance towards the Tigrayan capital.

It is becoming clear that Trump’s post-election efforts are partly rooted in push to get back at adversaries.

EU and US oppose a move to waive intellectual property rules despite pressure to give drug access to poor countries.

Auditing Lebanon's central bank was a key condition of releasing billions of dollars in desperately needed donor funds.

UN urges Baghdad to halt all mass executions, noting that more than 40 prisoners have been executed since October.

Guterres' warning comes as the US threatens to blacklist the Houthis, raising fears aid delivery will be blocked.

German commissioned study says the new far-right movement is 'leaderless, transnational, apocalyptic' and violent.

We round up the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic stories so you can impress yourself and your friends.

The delay by Amazon and other major retailers comes as small rivals campaign to reopen stores before the big sales day.

Carrefour Brasil says it cut ties with the security firm whose employees beat to death a Black man in one of its stores.

Canada's top public health officer says daily COVID-19 cases could reach 60,000 by end of 2020 in worst-case scenario.

Bosnia's Serb-run entity Republika Srpska could 'very possibly attempt to secede' sometime in the future, analysts say.

Three members of the EIPR were arrested after several ambassadors and diplomats visited its Cairo office on November 3.