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Protesters set fire to part of Guatemala’s Congress building amid growing demonstrations against the president.
France had demanded Pakistani official withdraw comments that Macron was treating Muslims like Nazis treated Jews.
President Kabore has promised to secure the country and is vying for another five years against 12 other candidates.
Tigray official denies Mekelle has been surrounded, saying troops could not 'move an inch for more than one week'.
Algerian Abu Obaida Yusuf al-Annabi has been on the US 'international terrorist' blacklist since September 2015.
Iraq's Salahuddin province in mourning after an attack blamed on ISIL fighters killed 10 people, including civilians.
Europe briefly enjoyed sinking infection rates that are now surging again as WHO's David Nabarro warns of a third wave.
Administering pure oxygen in a pressurised chamber could reverse ageing and illnesses, research finds.
Pullout decision likely to shift power significantly in favour of Iran, which Trump has sought to weaken.
The Gulf rift dates from 2017 when the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt imposed a blockade on Qatar.
The Israeli army says it struck Hamas positions after an alleged rocket attack from the Palestinian enclave.
Japan mulls imposing limits on large gatherings a day after dialling back key domestic travel campaign.
Twin crises of COVID-19 pandemic and an uneven global recovery dominate first day of G20 summit.
Air travel bubble postponed for at least two weeks after Hong Kong reports 43 new coronavirus cases on Saturday.
US agency grants emergency-use authorisation for the pilot antibody treatment used to treat President Donald Trump.
In a scathing opinion, judge slams Trump campaign's 'strained legal arguments and speculative accusations'.
A contentious budget bill pushed thousands into the streets to call for an end to corruption, among other demands.
Over one million people were screened at airports across the US on Friday despite advice not to travel for Thanksgiving.
US media agency head is accused of trying to turn the state-funded news organisation into a propaganda outlet for Trump.
Aid groups, US legislators and experts say US plan to designate Yemeni rebel group will worsen dire humanitarian crisis.
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