U.S. Capitol siege a 'wake-up call' for democracies, top EU diplomat says
Japan finds new COVID strain, distinct from UK and Africa types
Pope's personal doctor dies from Covid-19 complications
Israeli settlers beat a 78-year-old Palestinian farmer with clubs. Then they came back to attack his family
Around 80 percent of people in Japan believe the postponed Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, planned for the summer, should be canceled or rescheduled, a Kyodo News survey showed Sunday.
Northern Ireland’s human rights commission (NIHRC) has launched a landmark legal action against the UK government for its failure to commission safe and accessible abortion services more than a year after abortion was made legal in the country.
Coronavirus tracked: UK now has more new Covid cases per capita than any other country in the world
At least six rangers in DR Congo's Virunga national park, famous for its mountain gorillas, were killed Sunday in an attack officials blamed on a militia group
Canadian social democratic leader Jagmeet Singh calls for end to for-profit long-term care homes at Toronto rally
Leader of Germany's largest anti-lockdown movement, "Querdenken-711," asked supporters to stop protesting until spring. Michael Ballweg's announcement comes after report he shared profits from Querdenken merchandise and directed donations to movement into his personal bank account.
Dozens of people protesting Quebec curfew fined for violating it on first night
Paris agrees to turn Champs-Élysées into 'extraordinary garden'
Six park rangers have been killed after an attack at the famous Virunga National Park in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Prehistoric 'Hell Ant' Stuck in Amber Has Been Biting Its Prey For 99 Million Years
Russian Hacker Sentenced To 12-Years In Prison For Massive Network Intrusions At U.S. Financial Institutions, News Agencies
UK vaccinating 200,000 a day against coronavirus | World News
Madrid hospital staff walk for hours to relieve colleagues after snow storm | World news
Overloaded Japanese Hospitals: 'Medical care system is already in a state of collapse'
A monument paying tribute to the tens of thousands of Tamils massacred by the Sri Lankan state at the University of Jaffna is being bulldozed by authorities.
Boeing to pay $2.5 billion to settle U.S. criminal probe into 737 MAX crashes
