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Bouregaa's son announced the veteran's death, two weeks after he contracted the coronavirus.

The report has called for a rerun 'due to irregularities at all stages of the process'.

Pope Francis gave Vatican's top finance officials three months to transfer their financial holdings to another office.

F1 to make Saudi debut in 2021; activists want people to 'consider speaking out about human rights situation'.

GM's big quarter follows similar performances at crosstown rivals Ford and Fiat, blowing past Wall Street projections.

With five yet-to-be decided states still counting ballots, Joe Biden has a lead in projected Electoral College votes.

At $14,984, bitcoin is at its highest level in nearly two years and now some analysts are eyeing a run at $20,000.

Taliban claims responsibility for bombs placed inside the car and the guesthouse of a pro-government commander.

Tigray says locations around capital bombed; country's deputy army chief said Ethiopia 'entered into unexpected war'.

CEO dismisses reports of delays with COVID-19 vaccine, says large-scale vaccinations could be possible by December.

Investors are betting that a Republican-controlled Senate would block Biden tax increases if he wins the White House.

Bangladesh - home to 160 million people - has witnessed prolonged protests over the Prophet Muhammad cartoon row.

Vote counting continues in several close states that hold the key to victory for Donald Trump or Joe Biden.

Al-Hathloul, arrested in 2018, has been on hunger strike for a week over conditions of her prolonged detention.

French president suggests 're-foundation of Schengen' after assault in Nice by Tunisian attacker who arrived from Italy.

Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Postmates, Instacart outspent the "No on Prop 22" campaign 10 to 1, taking the fight to consumers.

Draft legislation also provides clues as to what Putin plans to do in 2024.

Lebanese customs boss Badri Daher accused of illegally lifting a travel ban on a drug-smuggling Saudi prince.

Patriarch Irinej recently led prayers for a bishop who died of coronavirus in a service where many kissed the body.

'One says this is the most fraudulent election in US history. Who says that? The president...,' Khamenei tweeted.

Young Ghanaians who travelled to Nigeria to work as farm hands show the most precious possession they took with them.

New Delhi - home to 20 million people - recorded the concentration of PM2.5 particles at 14 times the safe limit.

Hashim Thaci, a leader during Kosovo's war for independence, is accused of nearly 100 murders and other atrocities.

President John Magufuli takes oath for a final five-year term as opposition calls for 'endless peaceful demonstrations'.

Violent attacks increased by 50 percent in recent months even as Kabul negotiates with the Taliban, a US watchdog says.

Bank of England gives a big boost to its bond-buying programme as the country braces for new coronavirus lockdowns.

Bharat Biotech, a private company, is developing COVAXIN with the government-run Indian Council of Medical Research.

An international observer mission criticised President Trump's allegations saying he has undermined trust in democracy.

Thousands rally in support of 'Count Every Vote' after President Trump decided to challenge counting in court.

Foreign minister lashes out at Ankara's 'declarations of violence' as Macron insists he is not against Islam.

Demonstrations for and against Trump have been held in US cities following the still-undecided presidential election.

Thulasendrapuram village in India's southern Tamil Nadu state is where Kamala Harris's maternal grandfather was born.

A shortage of glass is making solar panels more expensive and delaying production, hurting China's top manufacturers.

It will take the giant iceberg - several times the area of greater London - 20 to 30 days to run aground.

Hotline allows residents to send 'national security intelligence' via text message, email and WeChat.

Guillaume Soro, former PM who was blocked from running in presidential polls, calls on the military to disobey Ouattara.

Five states still left uncalled, including crucial prize Pennsylvania, Nevada, Georgia, North Carolina and Alaska.

Police say foreign interference is corrupting and deceptive and goes beyond usual diplomacy as 65-year-old man charged.

US withdrew from the deal on Wednesday, becoming the first country to leave the international climate-change pact.

The three African nations say they failed to agree on new approach to resolve dispute over Ethiopia's mega-dam project.

Indonesia's economy shrank by 3.5 percent in the third quarter as the coronavirus surged through the country.

Unarmed man was taken into custody on Wednesday, about 14 hours after he was spotted crossing the border.

Asian shares near three-and-a-half year high as investors bet on less US regulation, lowered chance of tax hikes.

The pandemic has affected nearly every aspect of American life and fuelled record levels of early and postal voting.

Arizona has not picked a Democrat for president since 1996, when voters in the state helped re-elect Bill Clinton.

As Trump's path to an Electoral College win narrows, he is trying out various legal tactics to find a way to victory.

Ant saw its $35bn IPO suspended after its co-founder seemed to criticise the Chinese government's economic road map.

Veteran politician was picked up by heavily-armed police in a raid at his home on the outskirts of Pristina.

Legal experts slam US President Donald Trump's claims that delays in declaring a winner are evidence of voter fraud.

If Republicans keep control of the Senate Wall St could avoid tax hikes but Main St could see protracted economic pain.