Companies say documents relating to their COVID-19 vaccine were hacked in cyberattack on Europe's medicines regulator.
With federal emergency use authorisation pending, the US could have two ready-to-use vaccines in the coming weeks.
Some wealth taxes could help the UK deal with pandemic fallout, whereas others could help tackle income inequality.
A move to scrap the governing coalition in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has triggered a political crisis.
Johnson implies India's farmer protests were a cross-border issue involving Pakistan.
As politicians argue over the next round of aid, key protections for renters and unemployed workers are set to expire.
Iran and the US blacklisted each other’s envoys to war-torn Yemen where the two countries support opposing factions.
The global court said it will not open a full-scale probe because UK authorities have investigated the allegations.
Ethiopia's conflict has 'appalling impact on civilians', UN rights chief says, demanding access to cut-off areas.
The award recognises individuals, organisations and countries contributing to the global fight against corruption.
The measure would cut nearly $8m from the $179m policing budget and redirect it to other programmes in the US city.
The president-elect continues to build his cabinet and White House team as he prepares to take office in January.
Canadian health officials hailed the 'critical milestone' a day after UK became first country to administer the vaccine.
Families of Muslim coronavirus victims have refused to claim bodies in protest as cremation is forbidden in Islamic law.
Commercial flights with the 737 MAX resumed on Wednesday for the first time since a worldwide grounding
The expected veto threat cites the importance of the sales to US foreign policy and national security objectives.
As flooding submerges homes in isolated communities of Alta Verapaz, many are left without supplies or places to stay.
Mellody Hobson is set to become one of the highest-profile African American directors in corporate America.
Charges of criminal damage brought over toppling of statue of 17th-century British slave trader Edward Colston.
Akufo-Addo secures 51.6 percent of the vote, election commission says, as more than 60 incidents of violence took place.
Stories of four songs that reflect the Palestinian diaspora’s heritage and desire to return to a homeland left in 1948.
The spike in tensions between the federal government and the KRG follows the passing of a fiscal debt bill in November.
Nigeria's allies must stop turning a blind eye to state-sponsored crimes and uphold their international law obligations.
Bill would give Democrats and Republicans more time to break the deadlock over a new coronavirus relief aid package.
The giant iceberg is moving along with currents and is about the size of South Georgia Island, which it threatens.
