Threat of arrests by police decried as an attempt to muzzle freedom of expression in crisis-hit country.
Gideon Saar, senior member of the Likud party, breaks away as Israeli election beckons.
A second federal judge blocked the Trump administration's economic sanctions against TikTok as the court cases continue.
December 8, the so-called 'safe harbor' date, marks the first key national event to legally cement Biden’s victory.
In the wake of Trump's presidential pardon, judge declares case moot, but says does not mean Flynn is innocent.
The UK became the first country in the world to approve the mass use of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
Texas base Fort Hood has seen murders, harassment, sexual assault and alleged prostitution rings, causing investigation.
Strict measures will be in force at polling stations, but some fear it is still too risky given COVID-19 infections.
Both the UK and the EU fear they will be unable to reach a deal before the Brexit transition period ends.
The US Treasury Department announced sanctions against Hasan Irlu and Al-Mustafa International University on Tuesday.
The destruction is fuelled by logging, farming, ranching, mining and infrastructure projects on forest land.
Parliament descends into chaos for second day as rival political groups flung objects before police restore order.
South Africa ends its longest recession in 28 years, but may not regain pre-COVID-19 levels until 2025, says economist.
Independent experts say more work needed to confirm whether product can be 90 percent effective.
Observers say comeback for opposition parties seems a long way off, relies on reformation of existing political system.
Biden's picks for key health positions in his cabinet indicate a stronger federal role in the response to the pandemic.
The vaccine's efficacy data meets its expectations for emergency use authorisation, the FDA finds in a new report.
Amid signs the three-year blockade of Qatar may soon ease, Abu Dhabi and Cairo say they back rapprochement.
Aid groups say situation in Ethiopia's embattled region 'increasingly critical', renew calls for access to deliver food.
Children are fleeing Africa alone to make the perilous journey across the Atlantic, a route in which hundreds have died.
Five years after the Paris Agreement, limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius is more important than ever.
Although Black and Asian Britons suffered disproportionally through the pandemic, some are hesitant to take the vaccine.
Tesla's shares touched a record high on Monday, pushing the electric car maker's market value above $600bn.
In honour of Lennon's legendary music, here are some of the biggest numbers from his life and legacy.
Call comes after six days of protests in which six demonstrators have been killed, according to local media.
