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Joe Biden's campaign says Donald Trump can be escorted out of White House if he refuses to admit defeat in US election.

Italy says naval, aerial assets would be deployed off Tunisia to monitor sea migration flows.

Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed is facing a leadership test as he starts an offensive in the Tigray region.

Maher launched hunger strike to protest against his four-month detention order which could be extended past November 26.

Spot gold was up 0.2 percent at $1,952.91 an ounce about 11.30am in New York, extending this week’s gain to 3.9 percent.

Abiy Ahmed says strikes hit sites in and around Mekelle and destroyed heavy artillery including rocket launchers.

Storm ignites after Whole Foods tells Canadian staff they cannot wear poppies to commemorate Remembrance Day.

Belarus president, son and 13 officials will be banned from entering EU territory and will have their assets frozen.

Arrests come weeks after Africa's most populous country was rocked by biggest anti-government protests in decades.

Joe Biden has taken a lead in Pennsylvania and Georgia as counting continues in Nevada, Arizona and North Carolina.

Wife of detained Palestinian says he is feeble, consuming only water and has difficulty speaking.

Friday marks a pause in Wall Street's post-election rally but US stock markets still on track for an excellent week.

While Iran has mocked the ongoing elections, countries like Turkey and China have struck a more conciliatory tone.

Paris to withdraw several hundred troops to make way for stronger European presence in conflict-hit region, sources say.

After an ISIL attacker killed four people in Vienna, authorities target mosques they believe threaten security.

Though job gains are solid, economic recovery faces headwinds from spiking COVID-19 infections and dwindling stimulus.

Chief of Defence Staff Bipin Rawat says situation tense at the de facto border between the two nations in the Himalayas.

Facebook says hate speech in Myanmar was 'near historic lows' but civil society groups still worry about fake news.

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov refutes UK tabloid report claiming Putin is showing symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

About 500 people evacuated near Mount Merapi after authorities raise volcano alert to the second-highest level.

Afghanistan reels from attack on Kabul University that left at least 22 people, including 18 students, dead.

Denmark’s prime minister wants to cull all minks on farms to minimise the risk of re-transmitting COVID-19 to humans.

A proposal to ban most terminations has triggered the largest rallies post-communism Poland has witnessed.

Malaysia's government is trying to bring down a sharp rise in coronavirus cases while grappling with a political crisis.

US planning to sanction Gebran Bassil who heads the party allied with Hezbollah, Wall Street Journal reports.

Addis Ababa declares 'unexpected war' on opposition-ruled northern region as UN expresses alarm over the situation.

Police said the men are not suspected of involvement in Monday's shooting, but had links to the attacker.

Record high daily virus cases in US and Italy dampen economic rebound hopes, keeping consumer demand for energy low.

Facebook is making a big push into India's huge market, after also agreeing to buy a stake in Jio Platforms in April.

State Department informs Congress it plans to sell 18 armed MQ-9B aerial drones to Abu Dhabi, sources tell Reuters.

Trump claims without evidence the poll is being rigged by Democrats, as Biden closes the gap in key battleground states.

Investors bet on a Joe Biden US presidential victory, but with Senate remaining with Republicans, blocking tax hikes.

Several TV networks halted live coverage of Donald Trump's address after the president unleashed unsubstantiated claims.

Ardern says her government will prioritise fight against COVID-19 and rebuilding the economy.

Outbreak in Malaysia's poorest state adds to prime minister's problems as his administration prepares first budget.

Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims, who have taken shelter in Bangladesh, lament their exclusion from the polls.

Profit slumped in the third quarter, but sales beat analyst estimates as Chinese people spend more online.

Heavy rains are continuing across the region, increasing the risk of potentially deadly flooding and mudslides.

Ethiopians worry the country could be entering into a phase of destructive civil war reminiscent of the 1970s.

Donald Trump strikes defiant tone in first address since election night, as US vote results remain too close to call.

Trump and his Republican allies are challenging integrity of vote-counting and mail or absentee ballots in key states.

Powell said economic improvements are moderating, signalling more fiscal aid is needed to keep US recovery on track.

'Stop the Steal' gained more than 350,000 new members in a day as pro-Trump users fear a 'stolen' election.

Several areas across the United States are seeing record-high numbers of new COVID-19 infections this week.

The Associated Press called Arizona for Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden early on Wednesday.

The oil market is also contending with renewed lockdown measures across Europe that further threaten the demand outlook.

The treatment, which was given to President Trump, is under review by the US Food and Drug Administration.

As canvassing gets under way, Wisconsin's Republican Party has put out a call for volunteers to monitor the process.

Hashim Thaci heads to The Hague to face war crimes charges along with three other Kosovar officials.

Some news organisations say Biden won Arizona, while others have yet to make a call. How do they make decisions?