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Amid calls to mitigate a global shortage of COVID jabs, the US grapples with Russia and China's vaccine influence.
Medics criticise move by gov't to offer jabs to diplomats even though it has not completed inoculating health workers.
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Australian city braces for its worst flooding in decades as record rainfall causes its largest dam to overflow.
Manila expresses concern about overfishing, destruction of marine environment, and risks to safety of navigation.
Several foreign players are seeking to influence the outcome of the Palestinian elections.
President Nguesso seeking to extend his 36-year reign while critics say vote won't be free and fair.
As European countries brace for another wave of infections, new coronavirus restrictions are triggering unrest.
Authorities say the eruption of a long-dormant volcano is easing and should not interfere with air travel.
HDP lawmaker Omer Faruk Gergerlioglu had stayed in parliament for four nights to protest against stripping of MP status.
New South Wales state has issued more evacuation orders following the worst flooding in decades.
Volcano on the Reykjanes Peninsula flared to life in the area’s first volcanic eruption in nearly 900 years.
The rising death toll in Myanmar forces anti-coup protesters to turn to novel ways to show their opposition.
So different from the women she grew up with, my grandmother rocked a hot pink housecoat while pursuing her career.
Saudi-led coalition carries out fresh air strikes against Iran-aligned group amid escalating fighting in Yemen's Marib.
In virtual conference, 54 percent of the party's delegates vote against adding 'climate change is real' to policy book.
Civic change agent Sarah Williams tells the story of the grandmother who inspires her to fight for racial justice.
Group says 11 security personnel detained in connection with the blaze that left at least 45 migrants dead.
Five civilians, including a child, were killed after government forces fired on a hospital in the rebel-held province.
Dr Khan explains why the European Medicines Agency has declared AstraZeneca’s vaccine to be 'safe and effective'.
Austin expected to meet President Ghani and other senior government officials.
Six of the eight victims were of Asian descent. But in China and South Korea, debate over the violence played out with far less intensity than it did in the United States.
While motorists in Rome are known for their chaotic driving, the return of police officers directing traffic at the intersection was greeted by many as a sign of normality at a difficult time.
Law enforcement began dispersing crowds and blocking roads after city officials imposed an evening curfew to curtail public safety and coronavirus concerns.
