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Yemen's Houthi rebels battling Saudi-led coalition claim responsibility for drone attack on airport in kingdom's south.

For more than 300 years Muslims have influenced the story of the US - from the ‘founding fathers’ to blues music today.

European Commission president acknowledges failures in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

Eight hardliners sentenced to death for 2015 murder of secular publisher Faysal Arefin Dipon.

Muqtada al-Sadr said he backed early elections overseen by the UN, warning that further delays would be a 'disaster'.

Vehicles and online presence replace the public show of force during the celebration of Iran’s 1979 Islamic revolution.

Desperation grows among families of 39 workers trapped in a tunnel after a Himalayan glacier burst, causing flash flood.

Freezing temperatures are creating a challenge for authorities trying to uphold social distancing measures.

As coronavirus cases rise in the region, several countries are yet to begin vaccinations.

Member of the WHO mission to China says US intelligence on the supposed origin of the coronavirus is not reliable.

Many Egyptians worry the Cairo Eye tourist attraction will destroy the ancient city's environment and heritage.

The health minister says South Africa will instead give unapproved Johnson & Johnson jab to front-line health workers.

Security Council calls on federal government and regional states to work together for inclusive elections.

The social media giant says the order to take down more than 1,100 accounts is not consistent with Indian law.

One month after Sriwijaya Air crash, investigators say it is too early to determine exact cause of the accident.

At least two people, including local police chief, killed after multiple bomb blasts rock Kabul, officials say.

The declaration was meant to jump-start the deadlocked peace process for Syria after nearly 10 years of bloody conflict.

Last week marked the 100th day of a campaign called India Love Project that celebrates interfaith love or marriages.

The world’s second-highest peak has killed one climber for every four who succeeded in reaching its summit.

How Liverpool FC became a symbol of defiance for its city and grew into one of the most popular teams on earth.

The Israeli NGO's acknowledgement of Israel's apartheid is just a small step in the right direction.

Hong Kong Safe Harbor Act aims to help residents of Chinese-controlled city gain refugee status in the United States.

Toyota's latest earnings beat analyst forecasts, as did those of US tech firms Lyft and Twitter.

Resolution Foundation says government loan guarantees incentivise banks to lend to firms with weak prospects.

Fund named after 23-year-old woman raped and killed in 2012 low on resources and under-utilised, report finds.

Australian court says Abdul Nacer Benbrika, can still be detained beyond his prison term given security risk.

Experts tasked by India's Supreme Court to study impact of receding glaciers on dams had warned the government in 2014.

Two-drug combination aims to help patients with mild COVID-19 symptoms from becoming more severe.

Anyone attempting to conceal travel history to 'red list' countries could face a $13,800 fine and imprisonment.

Bleak unemployment picture contrasts sharply with view that South Korea's economy has outperformed its developed peers.

Protests resume in Naypyidaw with two people in hospital after police used rubber bullets, water cannon on Tuesday.

Government forced to amend law around app after it emerges police used the data to investigate a number of crimes.

First case of infection in pets in South Korea was reported in South Gyeongsang Province in January.

The social media giant's revenue grew 28 percent to $1.29bn in the final months of 2020, beating analysts' estimates.

Workers in Santa Cruz begin 48-hour strike to demand stricter lockdown measures amid surge in coronavirus cases.

Justice Department official says US will continue to seek extradition of Wikileaks founder despite calls to drop effort.

Biden told a group of business leaders Tuesday that he supports phasing out stimulus cheques for higher earners.

At least 17 members of parliament and 151 support staff infected with the coronavirus.

Shareholders claim that Boeing's board and CEO took part in a misleading PR campaign following the two deadly crashes.

Attorneys leading probes of Hunter Biden's taxes, origins of the Russia probe, and the January 6 insurrection to remain.

In Cairo summit, Fatah, Hamas and 12 other factions agree to hold legislative and presidential elections in May, July.

A disproportionate number of Black people have been sentenced to death and are on death row, the groups say.

Bitcoin is at the head of the pack in a cryptocurrency boom, gaining 1,150 percent since its March 2020 low.

The feat makes UAE the fifth space agency in the world to reach the planet while it plans for a Mars settlement by 2117.

A user claiming to be a software developer at Tesla posted that the company had bought bitcoin on Reddit in January.

A semiconductor chip shortage has forced GM to extend cuts at its plants in the US, Canada and Mexico until mid-March.

Turkish economy probably grew as much as 8% in the final quarter of 2020, Bloomberg HT reports, citing the central bank.

Somalia is facing a power vacuum as President Farmaajo's term ends without agreement on holding elections.

Trump is accused of 'incitement of insurrection' for his actions and words leading up to the deadly US Capitol riot.

Minister's revelation comes after Tehran initially blamed Israel for the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.