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The four-month suspension is the first step of normalising trade relations between the US and EU in the post-Trump era.

The US said the world must be prepared to impose costs on Beijing for its crimes against minority Muslims in Xinjiang.

Ousmane Sonko has denied wrongdoing and says rape accusations against him are politically motivated.

The pandemic has exacerbated economic inequalities across race, ethnicity and education levels, a Pew survey has found.

Explosions rocked local oil refineries near the towns of al-Bab and Jarablus sparking large fires.

Military uses live bullets on anti-coup protesters, killing dozens.

Pope Francis expected to visit the ancient southern Iraqi city of Ur on Saturday.

The United States has used military bases to house unaccompanied children during previous spikes in arrivals.

Renaissance Capital's chief economist predicts a 'boom-and-bust cycle' ending in a crash around the 2023 election.

Authorities say intelligence points to a plot to storm the US Capitol on or around March 4, though things remain quiet.

The explosion in the capital Mogadishu sent plumes of smoke into the sky and triggered gunfire.

The single-dose J&J shot is the fourth different vaccine approved by Canada, the first nation to have that many choices.

Announcement comes after European diplomatic sources said Iran recently gave encouraging signs.

UN Security Council has stopped short of condemning the coup because of opposition from Russia and China.

But coronavirus rates have plateaued over the past week, raising concern over yet another surge in cases and deaths.

Demonstrators call for the political establishment to depart and the army to quit politics.

We gather the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress your friends.

US imports of goods broke a record in January, rising to $68.2bn from $67bn in December, the Commerce Department said.

The Czech Republic currently has the highest rate of new coronavirus infections in the European Union.

Cypriot gov't says EU prepared to 'actively contribute' to reunification talks after visit by bloc's top diplomat.

WHO chief says a final and summary report will be issued simultaneously on the monthlong investigation in China.

Legislative vote is the first test for President Alassane Ouattara's party since his landslide re-election last year.

The Senate plans to vote at midday on a slew of amendments, mostly by the GOP and virtually all likely to be rejected.

Deb Haaland would be the first Native American to hold a cabinet post if confirmed.

Pope says he felt duty-bound to visit Iraq because the country had suffered so much for so long.

Due to the pandemic, the race that begins Sunday will be much shorter and with fewer mushers and their dogs than usual.

Most of the new jobs created in February were in leisure and hospitality - the hardest-hit sector of the US economy.

The elite force says Iran Air flight heading from the city of Ahvaz to Mashhad was the target of attempted hijacking.

Defence minister says Israel has identified Iranian targets to attack if Tehran continues 'nuclear escalation'.

Dispute over alleged breach of Brexit deal by UK shows EU 'only interested' in protecting itself, first minister says.

WHO officials said a readiness assessment for Guinea's neighbours showed gaps in their preparedness for Ebola outbreak.

We debate censorship, 'cancel culture' and Big Tech's role with journalists Glenn Greenwald and Yasmin Alibhai-Brown.

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya fled Belarus for Lithuania amid a crackdown on critics of President Alexander Lukashenko.

How will the new administration of President Joe Biden approach the ICC?

As protest against farm laws enters 100th day, at least 248 farmers have died on New Delhi's borders, organisers say.

The former State Dept aide is first member of Trump administration to face criminal charges for the January 6 breach.

NY Governor Andrew Cuomo's aides allegedly pushed health officials to alter report on COVID deaths, US media report.

Dbeibah submits proposal to the parliament for approval in another step towards unifying the country.

Man beheads teen daughter and carries severed head to police station, in yet another case of so-called 'honour killing'.

Beijing will promote growth of 'mutually beneficial' China-US business relations, Premier Li says in annual parliament.

Proposed changes look likely to leave the territory's residents will even less say over how they're governed.

A month after drive began, Pakistan has administered 197,000 doses of vaccine or 0.9 jabs per 100 members of population.

More violence reported in Mandalay on Friday as dozens of townships in Yangon form self-governing bodies.

Rights groups call for rapid release of COVID-19 vaccines for health workers as new analysis shows high global death toll.

Thai military denies it was involved in 'coordinated inauthentic behaviour' in order to influence public opinion.

While guns have fallen silent on the Line of Control, residents in villages along the volatile frontier remain fearful.

Almost one billion tons of food were wasted in 2019, most of it coming from homes, new UN report shows.

The woman's skeletal remains were found on a beach in northeastern Japan, which was devastated by the giant wave.

Four orangutans and five bonobos in US got two doses of an experimental vaccine originally designed for dogs and cats.

Oil prices rise after big producers promised to maintain supply curbs into April as global demand increases.