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Since taking over North Korea from his father 10 years ago, Kim has shown that his thirst for power is strong.
At least 24 die after fire breaks out at a building in western Osaka.
The US had briefly paused use of the COVID jab in April, before finding benefit outweighs very rare, but deadly, risks.
Hiriart aroused strong reactions among Chileans for the perceived influence she had on Pinochet, who ruled for 17 years.
The Amazon-backed startup also reported its first quarterly results since going public, reporting a third-quarter loss.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.47 percent to 15,180.44 on Thursday.
Progressive legislators question massive US defence budget, which officials say is necessary amid China competition.
The South American nation has seen its economy recover more quickly than expected after taking a big hit from COVID-19.
Amnesty and HRW report surge in abuse by Amhara security forces and militias in western Tigray.
The Bank of England raised its benchmark interest rate by 15 basis points to 0.25 percent.
Authorities announce the end of the Democratic Republic of the Congo's 13th Ebola outbreak that emerged in October.
Nation celebrates victory in 1971 independence war by hosting military parade with India's president as guest of honour.
Palestinian PM welcomes move as an important step to 'protect our Palestinian identity, heritage and narrative'.
Government clears proposal to raise minimum age of marriage for women from 18 to 21, but rights activists are not sure.
Ukraine is the key flashpoint between Russia and the West as Moscow is thought to have built up troops along the border.
Prosecutors say operators did not properly respond to leak, which polluted miles of California's coastline.
The move comes a day after the UK reported its highest number of new daily COVID infections since the pandemic began.
Doctors are bracing for more infections that they fear are inevitable with the new coronavirus variant.
News agency calls for release of Amir Aman Kiyaro, says he has done 'important work on all sides' of Ethiopia's war.
Human Rights Watch report documents dozens of education-related attacks in conflict-hit Anglophone regions.
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