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Toll of coronavirus infections and deaths worldwide and in worst-affected countries, as of September 23 at 1100 GMT

Americans Urged To Stay Home For Thanksgiving As Virus Surges

Americans urged to stay home for Thanksgiving as virus surges

Mexico's Coronavirus Deaths Surpass 100,000

Mexico is the world's fourth country to pass 100,000 coronavirus deaths

Mexico's coronavirus deaths surpass 100,000

Switch To Electric Vehicles Could 'End Oil Era': Analysis

As more and more nations such as China and India look to grow their electronic fleet, they are in turn reducing their reliance on imported oil

Switch to electric vehicles could 'end oil era': analysis

A medical worker collects a swab sample from a woman for a coronavirus test in New Delhi

Delhi Quadruples Mask Fines As Virus Cases Soar

Delhi quadruples mask fines as virus cases soar

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Mayor Bill de Blasio said New York's 1,800 public schools would revert to remote learning after the city recorded a seven-day average positivity rate of three percent

US Virus Death Toll Passes 250,000, New York Closes Schools

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city's 1,800 public schools would revert to remote learning beginning Thursday after the Big Apple recorded a seven-day average positivity rate of 3%.

Tsitsi Dangarembga is one of two established authors and four debutants in the running for the Booker Prize

Four Debutants Among Finalists For UK's Booker Prize

Four debutants among finalists for UK's Booker Prize

Russia's President Vladimir Putin (L) shakes hands with Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro (R) before the 11th BRICS Summit at the Itamaraty palace on November 14, 2019 in Brasilia, Brazil

Bolsonaro Beams As Putin Praises His 'Masculinity'

Bolsonaro beams as Putin praises his 'masculinity'

People take part in the "Gorehabba" festival in Gumatapura village on the border of India's Karnataka and Tamil Nadu states

Don't Poo-poo It! Indian Dung Festival Celebrates End To Diwali

Don't poo-poo it! Indian dung festival celebrates end to Diwali

Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni is one of the IPL's biggest stars

IPL 2021: CSK Shouldn’t Retain Dhoni Ahead Of Mega Auction, Says Former India Opener

MS Dhoni has led CSK to three IPL titles over the years.

England cricketers to tour Pakistan for first time in 16 years

England Cricketers To Tour Pakistan For First Time Since 2009 Attack: ECB

England cricketers to tour Pakistan for first time since 2009 attack: ECB

China, once the epicenter of the coronavirus, is now concerned the epidemic could be spread by frozen food imports

China Targets Frozen Food Imports Over Virus Fears

China targets frozen food imports over virus fears

Rocky lost her front legs after being run over by a train in India, but is now headed to a "forever home" in Britain

Badly Injured Street Dog Swaps India For English Countryside

Badly injured street dog swaps India for English countryside

Rocket Lab's Electron is just one of two proven small rockets that aim to serve the large market for putting small satellites into orbit

Will Small Rockets Finally Lift Off?

Will small rockets finally lift off?

Walmart Reports Strong US Sales As It Retreats From Some Overseas Markets

Walmart reports strong US sales as it retreats from some overseas markets

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who had rocky ties with former president Barack Obama, greets then vice president Joe Biden in Jerusalem in 2016

Biden Speaks To Trump Allies Netanyahu, Modi

Biden speaks to Trump allies Netanyahu, Modi

A new Amazon Pharmacy service will allow US consumers to order prescriptions directly from the e-commerce giant's website or mobile application

After Books And Streaming, Amazon Launches Online Pharmacy

After books and streaming, Amazon launches online pharmacy

Twitter Comes For Zuckerberg’s Apps With Newest Feature

Twitter is following the path of Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat as it introduces a feature that will engage more conversations and creativity.

Twitter's new "fleets" which had been tested in several countries in recent months are "for sharing momentary thoughts" and aim to bring in users who want to avoid having their comments become permanent fixtures.

Twitter's New 'Fleets' Will Disappear After 24 Hours

Twitter's new 'fleets' will disappear after 24 hours

The fortune of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has risen with the company's share value, but the company will be using its profits from the current quarter for coronavirus mitigation efforts

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Earmarks Grants Worth Nearly $800M To Tackle Climate Change

These funds will come from Jeff Bezos' personal $10 billion pledge towards environmental protection and climate change projects.

UN General Assembly president Volkan Bozkir criticized the body, saying its effectiveness has been limited

UN General Assembly President Assails Security Council

UN General Assembly president assails Security Council

Woman Flings 14-Day-Old Son To Death From Third-Floor Apartment Over Dispute With Husband

The woman had previously attempted to kill herself by consuming rat poison.

Walmart ended an experiment to have robots scan and maintain inventory in US stores

Walmart Is Almost Out Of Japan’s Retail Market Threatened By Tough Competition

Walmart is selling its majority stake in the local retail chain Seiyu, its latest exit after it pulled out of Britain and Argentina.

Leaders from member countries meet to negotiate the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership in November 2018

World's Largest Free Trade Agreement Signed In Coup For China

Fifteen Asia-Pacific countries on Sunday signed the world's biggest free trade deal, seen as a huge coup for China in extending its influence.

Delhi is infamous as havingÂ some of the world's dirtiest air

India's Capital Awakes To 'Severe' Smog As Revellers Defy Cracker Ban

India's capital awakes to 'severe' smog as revellers defy cracker ban

A worker sprays antibacterial liquid on a visitor at the entrance to the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City, on November 14, 2020, amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic

Mexico Surpasses 1 Million Covid Cases

Mexico surpasses 1 million Covid cases

A Hindu devotee wears a mask as she places earthen lamps or 'diyas' at her home on the eve of Diwali

Pandemic Casts Shadow Over India's Festival Of Light

Pandemic casts shadow over India's festival of light

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