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What you need to know about NASA's latest mission, the Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover.
The incident took place when the country was under full coronavirus lockdown.
Giorgi Gakharia resigns, saying the move is aimed at avoiding further polarisation in the country.
Scott Morrison says Facebook unfriended Australia, adding that Canberra will not be intimidated by the 'arrogant' move.
Beijing critic arrested under national security law in August when 200 police officers raided his tabloid's newsroom.
Announcement that human trials will begin by early May comes amid criticism of Thailand's COVID strategy.
Research shows that one in 12 young people skipped school because they did not have access to sanitary products.
About 4,700 turtles stunned turtles washed ashore in the US state amid a deadly cold snap that has wrought havoc.
Colombia kicks off plan to immunise 35.2 million people with vaccines acquired through the COVAX mechanism.
North Korean intelligence agents charged with $1.3bn in cyber-heists, extortion, malware and phishing schemes.
In a crater left by an ancient lake, the Perseverance rover will hunt for traces of microbial life.
The Permian Basin is worst affected, with output down between 65 percent and 80 percent from normal levels.
Guterres urges rich nations to lead global COVID inoculation effort as 130 countries have not yet received single dose.
German leader calls for diplomatic solution in call with Iran's president, who insists on ending of US sanctions.
Clashes took place in Salamat province where farmers were attacked when they encountered a roadblock.
One of Donald Trump's most ardent supporters, the controversial Limbaugh succumbs to lung cancer.
Officials said the US is now vaccinating 1.7 million Americans per day, up from less than one million last month.
The highest-paid women earned 84.6 cents for every dollar earned by men in 2019, up from 81.5 cents in 2015, data shows.
Local airlines must outline a plan and address concerns before flying the Max in Emirati airspace, authorities said.
Many say they are only now realising the extent of the army's crackdown on ethnic minorities including the Rohingya.
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