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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says Iran and the United States can turn time back on 'criminal' Trump.

At least 97 pilot whales and three dolphins die on remote Chatham Islands, country's department of conservation says.

Azerbaijan continues to take back areas under ethnic Armenian control, following a peace deal over Nagorno-Karabakh.

Kaavan, an overweight 35-year-old bull elephant, gets a farewell party before departure to a sanctuary in Cambodia.

Pakistan foreign office says the country 'steadfastly' supports Palestinian self-determination.

Case has renewed debate about foreign ownership of Indian companies; Amazon accused of wanting to crush local firm.

Syrian state media reported Israeli warplanes hits locations south of the capital in the second such attack in a week.

Sadiq, who advocated for Shia-Sunni unity, has died at the age of 83, prompting an outpouring of tributes.

Cash aid for struggling citizens could win hearts and minds for conservatives before presidential elections.

UK's largest retailer used signs in Romanian to fend off would-be thieves, prompting allegations of racial profiling.

Tigray is the last frontier in a battle over the character of the Ethiopian state.

As Afghanistan's neighbours shut their doors, many make the treacherous journey to Europe. But few find a welcome there.

Flynn pleaded guilty in 2017 to lying to the FBI about interactions he had with Russia’s ambassador.

Japan and China have agreed to cooperate on trade and the pandemic while skirting territorial disputes.

Algerian-born Abdul Nacer Benbrika is the first person to be stripped of his citizenship while still in Australia.

The veteran leader, a former MP from Gujarat state, was close to the Gandhi family who did not show off his power.

The move may see Beijing try to take legal steps against Taiwan's democratically elected president, Tsai Ing-wen.

Embattled leader of semi-autonomous Chinese city says priority is to restore 'constitutional order' after protests.

Pakistan submits 'terror dossier' against India to the UN a day after New Delhi gave a dossier to some UNSC members.

Formal start of transition from US President Donald Trump to Joe Biden also reassures investors.

As US, India, Australia and Japan boost defence ties, analysts ask if differences could hinder bid to counter China.

People asked to remain indoors as Cyclone Nivar is set to bear down in coastal Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andhra states.

The shiny, triangular metal pillar was spotted from the air last week by baffled local officials in the state of Utah.

Federal Communications Commission ruled in June that Huawei and ZTE are threats, hindering deals with US firms.

Summons issued for at least seven leaders under royal insult law, mark its first use since early 2018.

Hassan Diab says entrenched interests stymied reform efforts adding that he does not want to stay as caretaker leader.

New measures to come into force on Nov 26 because of the 'serious epidemic situation' in the territory.

After weeks of delay, the president-elect will now have access to real-time United States intelligence.

Joe Biden's foreign policy nominees say they will prioritise human rights in relations with Middle East governments.

The pilot programme could affect travellers from 24 countries including Afghanistan, Angola and Sudan.

Ahead of government's 'final' assault on Mekelle, TPLF officials say even city's fall will not spell end of fight.

China's president says he wants to work with other countries to build a shared cyberspace community.

Assembly plant workers are considered essential in most US states, but not at the top of the list for early vaccines.

The mostly Chinese-origin apps threaten the 'sovereignty and integrity of India', the country's tech ministry said.

With his highly experienced and diverse team, President-elect Joe Biden is emphasising cooperation with US allies.

Forum for Democracy's Dutch leader stands down after members of youth wing reportedly shared messages praising Nazis.

Loujain al-Hathloul, arrested in 2018, has been on hunger strike for a month against conditions of prolonged detention.

Countries slap restrictions over pledged funds pending on progress in talks between Taliban and the gov't, among others.

US Senate majority and Joe Biden's opportunity to govern alongside a Democratic Congress hinge on two runoff elections.

Results from 37 out of roughly 360 districts show Kabore with 235,000 votes, some three times as many as closest rival.

State interior minister calls far-right content shared by officers on WhatsApp group 'highly xenophobic and inhuman'.

Tesla's founder added $100.3bn to his net worth this year, the most of anyone on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Trump continues to refuse to concede to Biden, even as his loss becomes more official by the day.

For the first time in history, Kuwait's oil revenues will not cover salaries and subsidies.

Gov't-affiliated commission says local group, with help from police and militia, responsible for November 9 killings.

German forces, tasked with enforcing UN arms embargo against Libya, searched the Libya-bound cargo ship.

Dinkins's death comes just weeks after the death of his wife, Joyce, who died in October at the age of 89.

From fear of infection to financial insecurity, the COVID-19 pandemic is changing how Americans shop this holiday.

Victims include 12 civilians and two traffic police officers, with 45 others suffering wounds.

Abdel Basset al-Megrahi, who died in 2012, was found guilty but his family have made a posthumous appeal.