Malawi and South Sudan have said in recent days they will destroy some of their doses.

Karen forces said they have captured a Myanmar army base giving a boost for those fighting the military's takeover of the country's civilian government.

"Due to the lack of consistent and reliable data, Anvisa's Board of directors unanimously decided not to recommend the exceptional importation of the Russian Sputnik V vaccine," the watchdog said on Monday.

The US will export as many as 60 million doses in the coming months, the White House said ​Monday.

Three experts from the fields of global history, social science and economics give their insight into recovery after the pandemic, if and how it will change our lives and how coronavirus compares to previous fast-spreading diseases known to man.

Three other left-wing officials have also received threatening letters containing bullets.

Global vaccine programmes need protection to avoid mass outbreaks of diseases other than COVID-19, the World Health Organization has warned.

The removed tweets were published by journalists, opposing politicians, lawmakers as well as other prominent figures.

Defence expenditure was up by 4 per cent in Europe in the first year of the pandemic.

Experts believe India won't reach the peak of this COVID wave until the second week of May, by which time there could be more than half a million cases a day.

"The only party that can turn the climate on its head and lead to a restart of negotiations in Geneva is Turkey and President Erdogan," says expert Alexandros Zachariades.

Prime Minister Boyko Borissov's centre-right party won the most seats in this month's election but fell well short of a majority.

With in-home delivery systems, if the customer is not home, the recipient gives the post office worker permission to enter the property and leave the package.

The 1986 catastrophe didn't stop the growth of nuclear energy, but renewables are making the world less and less dependent on it.

It's far more complex than the UK just leading the way.

A number of gatherings have been given the go-ahead for spectators to attend as part of the UK government’s research into safely restarting large events.

Her lawyer Hojjat Kermani said her second charge was over her 2009 participation in a protest in front of the Iranian Embassy in London.

The statement came just over a week after the Czech government said it suspected that two Russian agents were behind the deadly explosion at an ammunition factory.

The dog is to be celebrated on the same day the Central Asian country lauds its Akhla-Teke horse. The two animals are seen as a source of national pride.

For the fourth straight day, India on Sunday set a global daily record of new coronavirus infections (349,691), spurred by an insidious new variant that emerged here.

Chloe Zhao won Best Director and Best Picture while her leading actress, Frances McDormand secured her third Oscars. Anthony Hopkins and Daniel Kaluuya also walked away with a golden statuette.

Eleven UK football organizations will take part in the four-day boycott over what they see as a lack of action taken on online racial abuse.

Walkers along the north coast of France have been asked not to approach the native seals, as the adults may be spooked and abandon their pups.

A rubber dinghy carrying 130 people capsized in the Mediterranean Sea on Thursday, with all those onboard thought to have drowned, after pleading for assistance the day before.

The Iraqi government has sacked key health officials following a hospital fire which left 82 people dead, many being treated for symptoms of coronavirus

Earlier this month the Court of Cassation ruled that the killer of 65-year-old Jewish woman Sarah Halimi would not stand trial due to his compromised state.

Eight police officers were injured during yesterday's demonstration in the British capital, which up to 10,000 people are thought to have attended.

Australia and New Zealand commemorate their war dead as Anzac Day services take place 106 years after the Gallipoli landings

Ukraine's authorities hope that Chernobyl can be a monument not just to human error, but the ability to move on.

Turkey rejects the use of the word genocide and claims that both Turks and Armenians were killed.

During the lockdown, dog's homes couldn't re-house pets fast enough. Now, they're seeing pet owners give their animals back.

Albania's Edi Rama is hoping to secure a third term as prime minister.

India reported 346,786 new coronavirus cases in a day. The country has reported more than 16 million infections since the beginning of the pandemic.

This was SpaceX’s third crew flight for NASA.

The clashes, injuring four police and six protesters, have become an almost nightly occurrence since Ramadan started nearly two weeks ago.

US regulators recommended restarting vaccinations with the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 jab, saying they are confident it is "safe and effective".

The eight men and seven women had no clocks, no sunlight, and no contact with the world above.

The US is preparing to recognise the killings as genocide.

Albanians go to the polls on Sunday in an election that is seen as a key milestone on its roadmap to European Union membership

German Chancellor Angela Merkel wants to see more EU self-reliance in the pharmaceutical sector after Covid-19 vaccine supply worries

The key stories of the week, captured by photographers around the world.

Experts feared that the vessel has sunk too deep to withstand the pressure of water on the hull.

Biden had pledged during his campaign to recognise the World War I-era massacres as "genocide". Turkey's foreign ministry said in a statement that Biden's recognition of the killings as such was based on "political motives".

China says that the internment camps for Muslim Uyghurs are designed to teach the Chinese language, job skills, and counter-terrorism.

The former Manchester United star was on Friday formally accused of assaulting two women.

The Regional Administrative Court of Lazio has upheld a 2020 ruling brought by Italian Communications Regulatory Authority AGCOM fining Viagogo for listing tickets above face value.

The images of Ewa Kopacz appeared in a new film about the 2010 plane crash in Smolensk.

The European Medicines Agency maintained that the benefits of getting vaccinated with available jabs outweigh the risks.

Denmark deems some parts of Syria safe for refugees to return to, and those that refuse to return face being sent to deportation centres.

Wirecard collapsed last June amid a major accounting scandal that left a €1.9 billion hole in its books.