Iran to implement new restrictions as COVID-19 cases surge
Coronavirus restrictions continue to mount across Iran as the country battles major wave of infections.
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Former James Bond actor Sean Connery dies aged 90
The Scottish-born actor was best known for starring in seven James Bond films including Dr No and Goldfinger.
Trump’s biggest campaign promises: Did he deliver?
Building 'the wall', cutting taxes and a Muslim ban are among the promises Trump made during his 2016 campaign.
Joe Biden’s long political career features several policy shifts
On issues including criminal justice reform, foreign wars and the economy, Biden's views have evolved over time.
US House race to watch: Lois Frankel vs Laura Loomer
Florida’s 21st congressional district election pits veteran incumbent against a young controversial far-right activist.
Armenia, Azerbaijan trade accusations again after new attacks
Shelling reported by both sides within hours of the latest agreement to defuse conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
Tanzania opposition demands vote rerun, calls for street protests
Main opposition parties allege fraud in Wednesday's polls and urge supporters to take to the streets on Monday.
Qatar renews apology over ‘grossly disturbing’ airport incident
Foreign ministers of Qatar and Australia speak for the first time after October 2 incident at Doha airport.
Shutdown in Kashmir after India’s new land laws
Residents, politicians denounce India's new land laws as a 'settler-colonial project' that seeks demographic change.
Sudan, US sign agreement to restore sovereign immunity
Sudan will settle cases against it in US courts, including the 1998 bombing of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
Rescue efforts under way after deadly earthquake in Turkey, Greece
Powerful quake struck Turkey’s Aegean coast and north of Greek island of Samos on Friday, killing at least 26 people.
Libyan PM al-Serraj takes back resignation
Al-Serraj will remain in office until ongoing intra-Libyan political dialogue comes to an end, gov't said.
Tensions high as Ivory Coast votes in presidential polls
At least 30 killed in violence ahead of polls as President Ouattara seeks a third term in office.
Georgia goes to the polls in test of ruling party’s dominance
Opposition hope significantly modified electoral system will prevent Georgian Dream from securing third term.
Taiwan celebrates LGBTQ rights after virus lockdown lifts
While Taiwan's borders remains closed to most foreigners, organisers still expect to attract more than 100,000 people.
Philippines orders evacuation as strongest typhoon in 2020 nears
With sustained winds and gusts of up to 265 kph, Typhoon Goni is the strongest storm to hit the Philippines since 2013.
Thai pro-democracy leader taken to hospital after ‘chokehold’
Panupong Jadnok fainted after being subjected to a 'chokehold' by plain-clothes police, who tried to rearrest him.
Journalist murdered in Mexico, sixth this year: governor
49-year-old journalist and TV host, Arturo Alba Medina, was assassinated a few minutes after the end of his show.
US claims Iranian hackers accessed voter information
Iranian officials have denied hacking claims, saying it makes no difference whether Trump or Biden wins US elections.
Twitter unfreezes NY Post’s account after Republican backlash
Social media platform had blocked the newspaper's ability to tweet after it published articles about Joe Biden's son.