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Biden, Xi will meet virtually on Monday, White House confirms


Meeting between US, Chinese presidents being held days after countries agree to cooperate on combatting climate change.


Published On 12 Nov 2021

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Poland slammed for ‘arbitrary’ ban on media at Belarus border


Poland denies journalists access to border with Belarus as thousands of people remain stranded amid a geopolitical row.


Published On 13 Nov 2021

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Afghanistan: Deadly explosion hits mainly Shia suburb of Kabul


Explosion goes off in a minivan in Dasht-e Barchi area in the west of Afghan capital, officials say.


Published On 13 Nov 2021

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US military hid air raids that killed dozens in Syria: Report


New York Times investigation finds that up to 64 women and children may have been killed in the March 2019 air raids.


Published On 14 Nov 2021

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US journalist Danny Fenster on way home after Myanmar release


Fenster says he will continue to highlight the plight of detained colleagues in the country – mostly Myanmar citizens.


Published On 15 Nov 2021

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Xi, Biden begin ‘virtual’ meeting amid rising tension


Relations between China and the United States have deteriorated over issues including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Xinjiang.


Published On 16 Nov 2021

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Germany halts Nord Stream 2 pipeline approval, gas prices soar


The US and some European nations have opposed pipeline over concerns it will make Europe more dependent on Russian gas.


Published On 16 Nov 2021

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Despite higher prices, US consumers keep spending up a storm


US retail sales rose 1.7 percent last month – the biggest gain since March.


Published On 16 Nov 2021

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Europe only region with increasing COVID deaths last week: WHO


WHO warns of 500,000 more COVID deaths by February if urgent actions not taken on the continent.


Published On 17 Nov 2021

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Death toll from Burkina Faso attack rises to 53


The attack in Inata killed 49 military police officers and four civilians, a government spokesperson said.


Published On 17 Nov 2021