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Europeans could begin receiving the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine 'before the end of 2020', the companies said

UK Approves Pfizer Vaccine, When Will The US Follow?

The United Kingdom approved Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine early Wednesday. It's anticipated that the U.S. will soon follow suit and start vaccinating people in mid-December.

Biden On China Tariffs: Putting 'America First' Is Not Shunning Allies

President-elect Joe Biden and wife Jill Biden

Biden said he would not dismantle Trump-era tariffs right away, but work on improving policy with the help of U.S. allies.

Chinese Daily Calls Australia 'Evil,' WeChat Takes Down PM Morrison's Post

Aircraft carriers the USS Nimitz and USS Ronald Reagan sailing in Asia in July -- Washington is pushing back against Beijing over its military buildup in the South China Sea

China's party-run daily warns Australia against sending warships to the South China Sea.

People in priority groups across the UK will begin receiving the vaccine from next week

Britain OKs Vaccine As Global Covid Death Toll Nears 1.5 Million

Britain OKs vaccine as global Covid death toll nears 1.5 million

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Lewis Hamilton tested positive for coronavirus just two days after winning the Bahrain Grand Prix

COVID-19 Positive Lewis Hamilton To Be Replaced By 22-Year-Old Williams Driver, Confirms Mercedes Boss

Lewis Hamilton has won seven world championships in F1.

Morbidly Obese Man Hoisted Out Of Home By Crane After Being Trapped For A Year

The man, weighing between 250 to 300 kilos, was lifted out of the flat in a large container.

Queen Elizabeth II And Prince Charles' Pandemic Christmas Plans Revealed

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will not be visiting Sandringham Estate for the holiday season.

Justin Bieber 'Confused' About Rose Tattoo Placement, Says He Received Ultimatum From Wife Hailey

Bieber said Hailey didn't want any more tattoos on his neck.

Failure to clinch a Brexit trade deal will cause deep economic disruption between the EU and Britain at a time when the European economy is already deep in a downturn due to Covid-19

Barnier Says No Guarantee Of Brexit Trade Deal

Barnier says no guarantee of Brexit trade deal

CRAB Cluster: Superbug Spread In New Jersey Hospital Amid COVID-19 Surge

The hospital reported 34 CRAB cases from February to July.

The start of Australian Open will be delayed from January 18 to February 8 according to newspaper reports

Australian Open Tennis Grand Slam Delayed To February 8: Report

Australian Open tennis Grand Slam delayed to February 8: report

Each year some 220 bird species frequent Central Park, which remarkably is considered one of the best spots in the world for birding

Birding Is Socially Distanced New York's Hottest Hobby

Birding is socially distanced New York's hottest hobby

Japan has seen a comparatively small outbreak overall, with around 2,100 deaths and 150,000 cases

Japan Residents To Get Free COVID-19 Vaccine

Japan residents to get free Covid-19 vaccine

Selena Gomez, Jimmy Butler Dating Rumors: Singer 'Keeping Options Open,' Report Says

Selena Gomez and Miami Heat player Jimmy Butler fueled romance speculations after they were spotted having dinner together in New York.

Royal Caribbean Launches Its First Paid Cruise In 9 Months

The short "ocean getaway" tests the waters for an upcoming series of similar brief cruises.

From Taiwan to the United States, supporters have pledged to buy Australian wine after China hiked tariffs

Allies Raise A Glass To Australia Amid China Wine Dispute

Allies raise a glass to Australia amid China wine dispute

Leaked Image Reveals 'Elden Ring' Release Date, Appearance On TGA 2019

'Elden Ring' Release Date, Reason For Delay And Other Details Leaked

FromSoftware released the announcement trailer of "Elden Ring" at the E3 2019, and has been quiet about the game since then.

Infographic: The Cost Per Jab Of COVID-19 Vaccine Candidates

High hopes are being pinned on the vaccine being developed by the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca which has emerged from tests with 70 percent efficacy.

Blueberries are packed with antioxidants that can help fight cancer, diabetes, heart disease and other ailments

Demand For S.African 'Superfood' Blueberries Booming

Demand for S.African 'superfood' blueberries booming

Despite receiving millions from EU funds targeting Europe's poorest regions, Ebbw Vale backed Brexit more strongly than any other Welsh town

Welsh Former Steel Town Ebbw Vale Braces For Post-Brexit Era

Welsh former steel town Ebbw Vale braces for post-Brexit era

The rise in unemployment has caused a rise in hunger, with many turning to food banks to put a meal on the table

Uncertain Recovery To Follow Coronavirus Shock

Uncertain recovery to follow coronavirus shock

Honduran domestic worker Sonia Herrera is now managing to avoid the food banks in Madrid which made her feel 'a bit ashamed'

Covid Crisis Pushes Jobless Into Survival Mode

Covid crisis pushes jobless into survival mode

Australian Federal Police detective superintendent Paula Hudson has said there has been a spike in online child abuse due to lockdowns as predators and children spend more time at home using the internet

Covid-19 Lockdowns Drive Spike In Online Child Abuse

Covid-19 lockdowns drive spike in online child abuse

Since 2015 and the #OscarsSoWhite campaign, the Academy has made concerted efforts to broaden its membership

Oscars 2021 To Have 'In-Person Telecast,' Academy Says

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has announced that the 93rd Academy Awards won't be held virtually and will instead be a traditional in-person ceremony.