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Self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri returned to his country despite being on bail in South Africa on fraud charges.
Manuel Merino announces resignation after a night of protests demanding his removal left two dead, dozens wounded.
Police use rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse crowds as protests against President Lukashenko continue.
Evacuations under way in Guatemala and Honduras as 30th named storm of hurricane season set to make landfall on Monday.
Analysts say the municipal vote provides a strong signal for where Brazil is headed and where the government stands.
As deadly fighting between government troops and Tigray forces intensifies, the country's future balances on knife edge.
Talks previously aimed for reunification of island split between Greek-speaking and Turkish-speaking sides.
Trump has refused to concede the election and repeatedly said he intends to overturn the results through legal action.
No immediate indication assault in Benishangul-Gumuz region is linked to escalating conflict in northern Tigray region.
Wall Street rallied on hopeful vaccine news this week as investors eye dawn at the end of a 'dark winter'.
Settlement watchdog says the Israel Land Authority opened tenders for more than 1,200 new homes in East Jerusalem.
The storm made landfall on Sunday with winds of up to 90km/h, according to media reports.
In the first-round vote earlier this month, pro-European Maia Sandu won a surprise victory.
As deaths mount, aid agency says it fears for safety of thousands of people trapped by floodwaters in Cagayan Valley.
Videos posted online showed fistfights, projectiles thrown, and club-swinging as demonstrators clashed.
The China-backed RCEP deal excludes the US and will account for 30 percent of the world's economy and population.
Mexico has the world's fourth-highest death toll from the virus behind the United States, Brazil and India.
Diplomats say at least three rockets were fired at Asmara from Ethiopia with two hitting the city's airport.
States are grappling with lockdown-fatigued residents as they try curb infections, hospitalisations and deaths.
National Security Service says former officials 'planning to illegally usurp power' were arrested.
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