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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny fell ill a week ago

Russian Police Launch Initial 'Check' Into Navalny Case

Russian police launch initial 'check' into Navalny case

Iran Allows UN Access To Alleged Nuclear Sites

Iran's nuclear programme is one of the sources of tensions with the US

Iran allows UN access to alleged nuclear sites

Kremlin Says Navalny Not Poisoned As West Urges Probe

German doctors say their tests show Navalny was poisoned

Kremlin says Navalny not poisoned as West urges probe

State TV showed President Alexander Lukashenko wielding a rifle as opponents mobilised at the weekend

'Unprecedented' Belarus Protest Movement Faces Uphill Battle

'Unprecedented' Belarus protest movement faces uphill battle

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Navalny's supporters says he was poisoned by a cup of tea at a Siberian airport

Berlin Hospital Says Navalny Tests 'Indicate Poisoning'

Berlin hospital says Navalny tests 'indicate poisoning'

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has been jailed a number of times by Russian authorities

German Doctors Confirm Vladimir Putin Critic Alexei Navalny Was Poisoned

Alexei Navalny, a prominent Putin critic and opposition leader in Russia, was poisoned, doctors in Berlin say.

Syria's civil war has killed more than 380,000 people

Syria Constitution Talks Kick Off In Geneva

Syria constitution talks kick off in Geneva

In an interview with AFP, Tikhanovskaya said Belarusians had lost their fear

'We Are Not Afraid': Belarus Challenger Urges Protest Unity

'We are not afraid': Belarus challenger urges protest unity

Malian demonstrators on Friday hailed soldiers for the military overthrow of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita

West African Delegation 'Very Hopeful' After Meeting Mali Junta

West African delegation 'very hopeful' after meeting Mali junta

Libya's rival administrations have announced a ceasefire but analysts warn it is only the start of a long path to peace

Libya Ceasefire First Step On 'Arduous' Path To Peace

Libya ceasefire first step on 'arduous' path to peace

According to the World Health Organization, some 168 potential vaccines are currently in development

China Takes Step In Developing Coronavirus Vaccine With Insect Cells

A coronavirus vaccine that is being developed in China with insect cells has been approved for human testing.

Ambulance transports Navalny from Omsk hospital to airport

Kremlin Critic Navalny 'Stable' In Berlin Hospital

Kremlin critic Navalny 'stable' in Berlin hospital

Navalny has made many enemies with his anti-corruption investigations

Russian Doctors Agree To Navalny Evacuation

Russian doctors agree to Navalny evacuation

Belarus opposition supporters have staged a wave of protests against the election results

Challenger Voices Defiance As Belarus Cracks Down

Challenger voices defiance as Belarus cracks down

Facebook took aim at tech rival Apple for refusing to forgo its App Store commission for live events designed to help users of the social network make money during the pandemic

Facebook Preparing To Handle Misinformation If Trump Casts Doubt On Election Results, Report Says

The company is planning for a number of scenarios in which President Trump might cast doubt on the result of the general election, the New York Times reports.

State Department Special Representative for Iran Brian Hook said the US needs no one's "permission" to initiate the so-called "snapback" at the UN

US Says France, Britain 'Abdicating Duty' On Iran

US says France, Britain 'abdicating duty' on Iran

Students got tested on the campus of New York University, a mandatory step to be able to go back to in person classes on September 2

Coronavirus Bites Back In Europe As Latin America Tops 250,000 Deaths

Worrying spikes in cases reported Thursday in France, Italy, Spain and Germany showed the pandemic was rebounding across the continent -- often due to travel, summer holidays and parties.

ESA Detects New Asteroid That Might Hit Earth In 2029

The ESA has detected a new asteroid that has a chance of hitting Earth in 2029.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in March 2020, says the US can unilaterally reimpose UN sanctions on Iran

US-Europe Row As Pompeo Triggers Start Of Iran Sanctions 'Snapback'

US-Europe row as Pompeo triggers start of Iran sanctions 'snapback'

Ivan Duque, the Colombian president, says Venezuela is trying to acquire medium- and long-range missiles from its ally Iran

Colombian Leader Says Venezuela Trying To Acquire Iran Missiles

Colombian leader says Venezuela trying to acquire Iran missiles

President Vladimir Putin said Russia had become the first country to register a coronavirus vaccine, though the announcement was met with caution from scientists and the World Health Organization who said it still needed a rigorous safety review

Russia To Test Coronavirus Vaccine On 40,000 People

Russia's sovereign wealth fund, which finances the vaccine project, said the tests were the equivalent of the Phase 3 trials that other vaccines are undergoing.