France has hailed the killing of the head of Al Qaeda's North Africa wing in an operation against the group behind a string of deadly attacks across the troubl

The number of confirmed COVID-19 positive cases across the African continent surpassed 171,206, the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa C

The Minneapolis City Council on Sunday voted to dismantle the city's police department, of which four former officers were charged over their involvement in

Another 357 COVID-19 patients have died in Britain as of Thursday afternoon, bringing the total coronavirus-related death toll in the country to 40,261, the Br

Animals look gloomy and lonely in Egypt's largest and most famous Giza Zoo on the west bank of the Nile River to the southwest the capital Cairo, after about

Pottery, basketwork and wrought-iron furniture pile up in the deserted stalls of the Oulja arts and crafts complex in Sale near the Moroccan capital Rabat.


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The global death toll from the coronavirus neared 400,000 on Sunday with fatalities accelerating in Latin America, as oil-producing countries agreed to extend o

Malta decided on Saturday night to allow the disembarkation of around 425 migrants who spent more than a month at sea while the country was waiting for solid

People who do not wear a face mask in closed public areas will face fines of up to 100 euros (113 U.S. dollars), according to the Spanish government's draft pl

European interior ministers agreed on Friday that travel restrictions imposed to curb the COVID-19 pandemic should be abolished in a coordinated and non-discr

British consumer confidence deteriorated in late May despite the country starting to further ease lockdown since mid-May, a survey from polling firm GfK said

More than 10,000 people demonstrated on Sunday afternoon at Place Poelart in Brussels, to denounce police violence, racism and injustice.

Protesters of all

Thousands of homeless people in Britain were given hotel rooms to protect them from coronavirus but as the outbreak slows, charities fear they could soon be bac

The Metropolitan Police said a dispersal order has been authorized in the city of Westminster from Sunday night till 6 a.m. on Monday following disorder in a

US private space company SpaceX launched its eighth batch of 60 Starlink satellites into space on Wednesday.

The Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Space Lau

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced on Wednesday that the city will lift the curfew at 5 a.m. local time (1200 GMT) on Thursday.

"Starting tomorrow

Chinese restaurant owners in the US being hit by both the coronavirus pandemic and the ongoing protests estimate that their businesses will take at least half a

Three Minneapolis policemen were charged Wednesday for their role in the killing of a handcuffed black man that ignited nationwide protests, while more serious

Violent protests over the death of a black man in police custody led several US cities to impose curfews, but do they help maintain order or merely further anta

Former US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis broke silence on Wednesday amid the ongoing turbulent unrest across the United States, saying that President Donald Tr

Hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malaria drug, was not statistically effective in preventing infection for people exposed to the novel coronavirus, a clinical tri

Germany will plough 130 billion euros ($146 billion) into a stimulus package to kick-start an economy severely hit by the coronavirus pandemic, German Chancello

Pakistan decided on Thursday to take strict administrative actions for the implementation and enforcement of the standard operating procedure (SOPs) formed by

Australian aviation workers held demonstrations across all of the country's major airports on Thursday, demanding access to COVID-19 welfare payments as well

After having experienced years of American unilateralism, U.S. allies in Europe no longer believe that President Donald Trump will offer them much, reported Th