Amid shortages, Canada is tapping into its strategic reserves. This time, for maple syrup.

Greece introduced new restrictions obliging churchgoers to present negative COVID-19 tests to attend services on Sunday following a surge in infections in recent weeks.

Hondurans headed to the polls on Sunday to pick a new president, with leftist candidate Xiomara Castro hoping to oust the right-wing National Party, whose 12-year rule has been beset by graft scandals, chronic unemployment and waves of fleeing migrants.

Organizations would need to disclose how ads are paid for and how they are targeting certain groups.

Lighting and warming homes in winter, or ransoming encrypted files and buying drugs? Hmmm

South Korea today said it will launch a task force to consider a ban on eating dog meat after the country's President called for an end to the centuries-old practice. Meat from canines constitutes a major part of South Korean cuisine with about one million dogs believed to be eaten annually, but consumption has declined in recent years as more people embrace them as pets and younger people find the delicacy less appealing.

The Ukrainian president said the country’s richest man, his rival, was being drawn into the plot.

A devastating fire swept through a Siberian coal mine Thursday, killing 52 miners and rescuers about 820 feet underground, Russian news reports said.

Consumer watchdog Which? believes third-party sellers are exploiting the online retailer's highly competitive search ranking system, which favours items with high sales volumes and good reviews, by sending products to people who hadn't ordered them.

Millions of people go to work in high-polluting industries every day. But at what point does consciousness about climate change collide with your role in driving it? These workers share why they quit their jobs over the crisis.

Countries have downplayed hazards of air pollution despite evidence that it leads to 430,000 shortened lives a year.

Prototype design for a powerful nuclear reactor for the country’s space programme has been completed and some components have been built, according to researchers.

Global police agency Interpol elected Emirati Inspector General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi as its president on Thursday, despite accusations from rights groups that he failed to act on allegations of torture of detainees in the United Arab Emirates.

Anthony Broadwater’s name was cleared after pre-production for a film adaptation of her memoir, Lucky, brought up mistakes in the decades-old case.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has accused the International Olympic Committee (IOC) of sportswashing serious human rights violations in the case of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai. During a virtual press conference Tuesday, HRW China Director Sophie Richardson denounced the IOC's role in collaborating with Chinese authorities on Peng Shuai's reappearance.

India is looking to bar most private cryptocurrencies when it introduces a new bill to regulate virtual currencies in the winter session of Parliament, the government said late on Tuesday.

iPhone-maker also seeks to ban firm behind Pegasus spyware from using any Apple software, services or devices

The tusk was found 185 miles offshore and 10,000 feet below the ocean's surface.

Research shows introduced pest plants and animals are costing the country $25bn a year.

Italy's competition authority fines the tech giants €200m over an exclusivity agreement.