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UNSOM’s chief discusses if the conflict in Somalia is the United Nations's biggest diplomatic failure.

US accuses the four firms of 'transferring sensitive technology and items' to Iran's missile programme.

Manuel Zelaya says he had been 'unjustly' detained at Toncontin airport and denies he owned the $18,000 cash.

Three of the four are being questioned on suspicion of 'violence with a racist motive' after beating of music producer.

More than 90,000 COVID-19 patients are in hospitals across the United States, which continues to see rising infections.

'Combustible' period before Joe Biden takes office could complicate plans to restart diplomacy with Iran, analysts say.

The $1bn market for artificial Christmas trees was growing about 4% a year, but many in the US now want the real deal.

At least seven people were killed and 10 others injured in the attack, according to police sources.

Iranian scientist widely seen by Western intelligence as mastermind behind Iran's efforts to develop nuclear weapons.

The trial went ahead despite Assadollah Assadi, 48, refusing to appear in the dock, claiming diplomatic immunity.

In the waning days of his presidency, Trump is expected to issue a string of pardons.

Trump case alleging voter fraud is dismissed in Pennsylvania, but his lawyers vow to appeal to the US Supreme Court.

The Nasdaq outperformed as investors favoured tech-related stocks that have fared well during the pandemic.

While some analysts say an audit is inevitable, critics dismiss the Lebanese Parliament's move as ‘political posturing’.

With strong winds to come, Edison is considering expanding the blackout to more than 100,000 homes and businesses.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's comment comes as places across Canada put new curbs in place amid a surge in infections.

China added wine to the growing list of Australian goods barred from its markets amid growing tensions.

After a record slump caused by a national lockdown, India's economy is showing signs of life but faces a long road back.

Paul Rusesabagina, who was arrested in August, said he was blindfolded and had his legs tied up.

Donald Trump vastly outperformed Joe Biden with rural voters who say Democrats are 'leaving them behind'.

Thailand PM and army chief have dismissed the possibility of another coup, but this has only increased speculation.

Security under PM Mustafa al-Kadhimi put to test as massage parlour and string of liquor stores attacked.

Clashes between supporters of the Shia leader and anti-gov't protesters also erupt in southern city of Nasiriya.

The six have denied wrongdoing and a lawyer on their defence team said they planned to appeal.

The Nasdaq hit a record as optimism around an economic rebound outweighed concerns about surging COVID-19 infections.

Dozens are to be deported to Jamaica, a move that would separate families and compromise civil rights, say experts.

Israel alleges Mohsen Fakhrizadeh led Iran's now disbanded military nuclear programme in the early 2000s.

It revolutionised the world, from transport to means of production, but after 160 years, a new electrical future awaits.

We round up the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic stories so you can impress yourself and your friends.

Tehran beefs up its naval forces, adding more advanced ships and submarines amid tension in the Gulf.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has made a show of his admiration for and close ties to US President Donald Trump.

Turkey says German crew illegally searched its commercial freighter, as it rejects EU sanctions threat over Cyprus.

At least 40 informal miners trapped underground after a shaft in a disused gold mine collapsed on Wednesday.

Abiy rules out dialogue with TPLF during meeting with AU envoys, day after he announced 'final phase' of the conflict.

New Delhi records 5,475 fresh COVID-19 cases and 91 deaths, a higher daily rise in the city than any Indian state.

Rights groups remain sceptical of geographic coordinates in densely-populated areas.

Tens of thousands of farmers defy police barriers to march on the capital saying new laws will hurt them.

The 'priceless' terracotta head was smuggled through Ghana to the Netherlands, officials said.

The alleged victim, identified as Michel, says he was jumped on by police at his music studio.

Two-day lockdown imposed as the occupied Palestinian territories report more than 91,000 coronavirus cases.

Reuters report says ex-member of Iran-backed paramilitary group sent to Egypt for training to become a military officer.

Taiwan and the US plan to fund infrastructure projects in developing markets in response to China's growing influence.

Doubts about efficacy of AstraZeneca's vaccine raise fears of approval delay and economic consequences.

The past 14 opinion surveys have suggested Scots support independence.

Apart from India, the RDIF says Sputnik V will also be produced in Brazil, China and South Korea.

Just like COVID-19, climate change is destroying lives and ruining livelihoods on a daily bases across the world.

Umm Rakouba camp was meant to house 5,000 people, but UN refugee agency says it is now almost double that capacity.

Thousands of farmers scuffled with police during a march against new laws, which they fear will benefit corporations.

As political tensions rise between Canberra and Beijing, China has been blocking wide range of Australian imports.

Parliament member says it was unclear how many and which drugmakers were targeted adding that there was no damage seen.