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Biden is laying the groundwork for his administration, as Trump clings to long-shot legal challenges to state results.

The storm's maximum sustained wind speed increased to about 120kmph (75mph) off Florida's southwest coast.

Solution in Cabo Delgado conflict seems further away than ever as gruesome attacks aggravate dire humanitarian crisis.

Vaccine hopes continued to lift investors sentiment for a third day.

Police offer 100,000-euro reward to find people involved in criminal operation at customs office.

Activist on mission to return colonial-era art to Africa has recently been fined for his protests, but vows to continue.

How will Biden's election as the US president affect the Afghan peace process, which was pushed by his predecessor.

Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund to buy 45% stake in agricultural trading business in deal that will boost food security.

Analysts suggest Biden administration could end the near-unconditional support that Riyadh has enjoyed over the years.

Is Islam really against free speech? And does France really suffer from 'Islamist separatism', as Macron has charged?

Police issue arrest warrant against Ace Magashule, secretary-general of the governing African National Congress party.

Russia's announcement follows Pfizer and BioNTech, which said their shot was also more than 90 percent effective.

Western countries and Syria's neighbours, except for Lebanon, say conditions are not safe for the return of refugees.

New order brings online news portals and content providers such as Netflix under the ambit of the government.

President says US President Donald Trump befell a fate it wished to exact on Iran's governing establishment.

The bomb attack occurred at a World War I commemoration ceremony attended by European diplomats.

The Central American country goes to polls amid concerns over a stagnant economy and rising coronavirus infections.

Petition launched by ex-PM Kevin Rudd decried Murdoch's News Corp as 'cancer on our democracy' operating a 'monopoly'.

Washington and Taipei are set to hold inaugural economic talks in the United States on November 20.

Mass resignations come after Hong Kong government disqualified four legislators on allegations of threatening security.

As many as 50 people have died in recent days in attacks by fighters linked to ISIL.

Thousands in Yerevan call for PM to quit after he signed a deal to end the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.

From passionate Trump supporters to vocal critics, a view of the campaigns and people who ultimately decided the vote.

No sign of a lull in fighting that has reportedly killed hundreds of people over the past week.

More than 30 explosions failed to close 'Europe's most bombed hotel', but could COVID-19 usher in its demise?

At 84, he was one of the world's longest-serving prime ministers who held the post since Bahrain's independence in 1971.

Fighting erupted over President Alassane Ouattara's re-election as West African nations and France call for talks.

Change is coming to Nigeria, whether the political elite wants it or not.

Party nails down at least 218 seats, according to the news agency, and could win few others when more votes are counted.

Beijing says it wants to root out monopolistic practices in tech industry, shortly after blocking Ant Group's giant IPO.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba records $56bn in first post-virus Singles' Day sales, beating 2019 high.

Move comes after China parliament passes motion allowing Hong Kong executive to expel legislators without court review.

PM Modi’s BJP and its ally win 125 seats in Bihar state, while opposition alliance manages to win 110 seats.

ByteDance says US claim that TikTok represents a security threat is unlawful and violates its rights under constitution.

Vamco is 21st to hit the Philippines this year, and comes with communities still trying to clean up after Typhoon Goni.

The Pacific nation was one of the few countries in the world that was still free of the coronavirus.

New scheme will begin with one flight a day into each city, with a quota of 200 travellers per flight.

Scientists say only 200 to 250 individuals of the newly discovered Popa langur exist in the wild today.

The Trump campaign had seized on the Pennsylvania worker's allegations, but he told investigators they were made up.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd turned China's anti-Valentine's Day into an enormous global shopping event.

Sixty-two-year-old Virgilio Maganes survived a previous attempt to kill him by playing dead.

The US reports more than 100,000 new daily COVID-19 infections for six straight days as 59,000 people are hospitalised.

Dozens of people are believed to have been killed by a landslide during Tropical Storm Eta last week.

Two-year Vatican investigation into former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick finds warnings of sexual misconduct were ignored.

The US is keeping some dozen farms under quarantine while they investigate the cases, agriculture officials said.

The Trump campaign files several longshot legal challenges in a bid to reverse the outcome of the presidential election.

Already heavily in debt, Norwegian Air sees its problems exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.

While some Republicans have accepted Joe Biden as president-elect, many others are fine with Trump's legal challenges.

The arms sale, which includes F-35s, flows from the UAE's agreement to normalise relations with Israel.

Authorities raided a mine run by Raimunda Oliveira Nunes, who is on Brazil's 'dirty list' of people using slave labour.