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Saudi Arabia's foreign minister says a sustainable agreement can only be reached by consulting regional partners.

How a racist beauty advertisement reinforced colonial ideas that present Blackness as abnormal in relation to whiteness.

The US government's argument it has the right to assassinate anyone, anywhere heralds its descent into despotism.

Elections in which governing pro-European liberals are tipped to win taking place with COVID-19 safety measures.

Each year, Yoruba people in Nigeria offer thanks to the goddess of the river and mother of all other Yoruba gods.

The first doses are set to be administered on Tuesday after government gave emergency-use approval earlier this month.

Social Affairs Minister Juliari Batubara accused of taking $1.2m in bribes from suppliers in COVID-19 aid project.

In campaign rally for Georgia senators, Trump tells US voters to turn out in record numbers as 'revenge' for his defeat.

Report commissioned by US Department of State is latest bid to find cause of mysterious illness among diplomats.

Scientists retrieve a Japanese space capsule carrying cargo of asteroid dust in Australia's Woomera desert.

The one-time levy will apply to about 12,000 of the country's richest and fund medical supplies and aid for businesses.

Several US states put measures in place to prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed amid a surge in COVID-19 cases.

Monday's race for top post expected to pit incumbent Nana Akufo-Addo against predecessor, John Mahama, for third time.

President Nicolas Maduro is hoping to consolidate power as Venezuela's main opposition boycotts Sunday's vote.

Controversial Dutch blackface holiday figure is under renewed scrutiny.

Ruling by Cairo Appeals Court lifts asset freezes and staff travel bans on 20 organisations.

French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said 64 people had been detained in protests across the country so far.

Shamattawa First Nation in northern Manitoba is reporting 144 cases of COVID-19, prompting emergency government aid.

Protesting farmers say there will be nationwide strike if government does not repeal controversial new agriculture laws.

California certifies its final vote with Biden as the winner, while Trump heads to Georgia ahead of key Senate runoffs.

Transitional government disagrees with move to create new body with broad powers.

Saudi foreign minister says kingdom in 'full coordination with partners' and that prospect of agreement 'very positive'.

Tendai Biti, vice president of Zimbabwe's main opposition MDC alliance, denies charges of assaulting a Russian national.

Judge accuses US government of failing to throw out 'unlawful' asylum claim directives, court transcript shows.

Colonel Malick Diaw elected president of Mali's post-coup National Transition Council.

Partial shutdowns, curfews and intra-city travel restrictions extended for regions across Iran.

Palestinians call killing 'war crime'; EU delegation to Palestinians said Israel must investigate 'shocking incident'.

The Stream meets the authors of a new book on the complexities of fandom.

Gulf state disavows earlier comments made by trade minister who said it had no issue with goods produced in settlements.

Scientists raise concerns after Russia gives go-ahead before full trials to test safety, efficacy are completed.

It is time for the ICC to finally open the investigation on Israel/Palestine.

We travel to Chile to meet some of the Mapuche groups on the offensive to reclaim their culture.

Officials slam US move to pull back troops from Somalia as a blow to fight against al-Shabab group.

Trump has lost the election - but the battle against his brand of politics is far from over.

The story of the decline of the French empire and the indelible mark colonialism left on countries that were colonised.

Dead were among 24 people trapped underground by excessive levels of carbon monoxide gas at Diaoshuidong coal mine.

Crews begin work to rescue the miners after an accident in the La Esperanza region.

Some of the accounts had already been identified in a data-set of 37,000 Chinese accounts targeting Australia.

At least 30,000 get pardon, 200,000 others receive shorter jail term as country marks birthday of late King Bhumibol.

About 80,000 Hondurans in the US have Temporary Protected Status, which shields them against removal from the country.

New lawsuit is latest in long line of Trump challenges to US election results, most of which have been thrown out.

Impasse centred on French demands about fishing rights in British waters but EU denies asking for more concessions.

The pullback is part of a larger effort to reduce US troops abroad before Donald Trump leaves office in January.

Farm workers in Peru are blocking highways this week to demand better wages and work conditions.

Minority groups are upset with Biden's picks so far and are pressuring him to add diversity to his team.

'Americans need help and they need it now' President-elect Biden urges after dismal jobs report.

The Palestinian health ministry says the boy died after being shot in the stomach, but Israel denies use of live fire.

Prince Faisal bin Farhan quashes speculation that Saudi Arabia may be set to establish full diplomatic ties with Israel.

Bill would expunge federal marijuana convictions, but it is unlikely to advance in the current Republican-held Senate.

US sanctions have not forced Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from office, but have worsened the economic crisis.