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Majority of firms surveyed are developing a hybrid work model in which staff spend only some of their time in offices.

Urgent plight of US-affiliated Afghans awaiting visas highlights crisis in Afghanistan and Iraq immigration programmes.

Cherry-blossom season, or Sakura, arrives earlier than expected as experts link the phenomenon to climate change.

Value of the sale to Sony was not disclosed, but Bob Dylan sold his back catalogue to Universal for an estimated $300m.

From Britain to France to Portugal, India left its mark on the tastes and menus of its European colonisers.

Mustafa al-Kadhimi meets top Saudi leadership as he aims to forge a closer economic and security ties with the kingdom.

Is the West’s growing appetite for cobalt causing birth defects in the Democratic Republic of Congo?

At least four killed in shooting in the US city, police said, adding that the attacker injured and taken to hospital.

The social media platform cited a ban on Trump's accounts to justify the video's removal.

Millions of jobs were lost during last year’s lockdown, dealing a blow to Modi’s promise of creating employment.

USTR annual report says it plans to continue to challenge countries that impose trade barriers and other hurdles.

Start of the apple season hampered by unabated mining of rivers, hitting thousands of farmers as officials admit lapses.

India reports highest number of infections since October 11 as inoculation programme was opened to people above 45.

New policy aims to align funding with climate goals but does not promise to stop financing fossil fuels: Reuters

Manila says Chinese 'maritime militia' vessels now scattered across a wider area within its exclusive economic zone.

'Father of democracy' Martin Lee and media tycoon Jimmy Lai are among the seven found guilty over 2019 protest.

Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, more than 1.2 million children in Lebanon have been out of school.

China's new election system in Hong Kong has wiped out years of struggle for more democratic freedoms.

Christine Schraner Burgener warns closed-door briefing of civil war, urges 'significant' action to avert 'catastrophe'.

Queensland Premier says wearing of masks in public still required and some social distancing measures remain.

World's most populous Muslim country on alert for attacks after Makassar cathedral, police headquarters targeted.

About 15 million Johnson & Johnson doses ruined due to a mix-up at a plant in Maryland, the New York Times reports.

Changes come after President Jair Bolsonaro, under pressure over COVID crisis, ordered a sweeping cabinet reshuffle.

Germany lose a World Cup qualifying game for the first time in 20 years, falling 2-1 to North Macedonia.

Pullout sparked criticism among the opposition, rights groups, and even ruling party supporters.

Okonjo-Iweala warns that the opportunity to bounce back may be 'squandered' if poorer countries lack access to vaccines.

Coronavirus cases are mounting in several countries, prompting warning from Pan American Health Organization chief.

France ordered into third national lockdown; schools close for three weeks and domestic flights banned for one month.

Biden administration continues tough policy of Trump administration towards China on former British colony.

Move comes after Biden executive order to end Trump policy, decried as 'transphobic' by LGBTQ advocates.

Attack that wounded 15 others was blamed on a splinter group from the Oromo Liberation Front.

Christopher Martin accepted the alleged counterfeit $20 bill that triggered events that led to George Floyd's death.

US President Joe Biden’s $2.25 trillion infrastructure-centred plan relies on higher corporate taxes for its funding.

Divers spot some damage to the bow of the colossal Ever Given ship, which blocked the canal for six days last week.

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has threatened Ethiopia as it insists on filling a controversial Nile dam.

Georgia's law is part of a tide of GOP-sponsored US election bills introduced after Trump’s false fraud assertions.

President Biden is advancing a $2 trillion infrastructure bill as Republicans balk at the cost and proposed tax hikes

Judges acquitted Gbagbo on charges of crimes against humanity for alleged role in post-election violence in Ivory Coast.

Governor of North Kivu says fighters attacked a village in the Beni region late on Tuesday night.

Several countries have paused or limited use of the shot amid concern over reports of rare blood clots in recipients.

Pakistan says it will allow some imports to ease price pressure, latest indication of thaw in relations with India.

The promise and perils of the Biden presidency in comparison to other presidents.

Mexico began vaccinating adults aged 60 and over last month and plans on inoculating most of the elderly by April.

Despite successful vaccination drive, infections are increasing across Chile, exacerbating deep-seated inequalities.

New unity government brings hope for stability, but challenges abound.

In a statement posted on his Instagram account, Navalny says he declared a hunger strike over a lack of medical care.

Experts cite reports of abuses including summary executions, arbitrary detentions, torture, and forced disappearances.

Some 5,300 displaced people registered in different districts of troubled Cabo Delgado province after fleeing assault.

The five protesters were indicted under a section of the law that carries a minimum sentence of 16 years in prison.

Travel deal experts who track consumer interest say demand for plane seats is likely to increase, driving prices up.