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A week in, many sticky issues remain unresolved at COP26 climate talks

Numerous developing nations were pessimistic. They called progress disappointing, saying announcements were high in quantity but worried that they were low in quantity

Joe Biden's bet that economy would boost Democrats falls flat

Americans have turned pessimistic about the economy as inflation has persisted

Climate protesters plan to march through Glasgow amid UN climate talks

Inside the conference venue, negotiators knuckled down for a seventh day of talks to finish draft agreements that can be passed to ministers for political approval next week

8 dead, scores injured in stampede at jam-packed music concert in Texas

The incident happened during Travis Scott's Friday's performance

Ice on the edge of survival: Warming is changing the Arctic

Siberia even hit 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius). Even a region called the Last Ice Area showed unexpected melting this year

Delhi air still 'severe' 2 days after Diwali, wind speed may ease pollution

Delhi's AQI improved slightly on Saturday due to higher wind speed, which is expected to flush out pollutants further over the next two days

Let the hype begin: England cricketers arrive in Brisbane for the Ashes

Let the hype, hyperbole and general madness begin. It's nearly Ashes time, the most anticipated series in world cricket.

No toilet for SpaceX crew returning from ISS, stuck using diapers

The astronauts, who will depart the International Space Station this weekend, will be stuck using diapers on the way home because of their capsule's broken toilet.

Qatari club agrees to let Xavi Hernndez become Barcelona coach

Xavi Hernndez will be allowed to become Barcelona's next coach upon the payment of his release clause from Al-Sadd, the Qatari club said Friday

Moderna lowers forecast for 2021 Covid-19 vaccine deliveries

Moderna makes one of three Covid-19 vaccines currently being used in the United States

Europe could see 500,000 more Covid deaths by February, says WHO

Relaxed prevention measures and low vaccination rates in some areas explain the latest surge, says WHO Europe chief

COP26: Countries pledge to phase out climate culprit coal in new pact

Poland, Vietnam and Chile among those pledging to phase out fossil fuel for first time

UK authorises Merck's coronavirus treatment, 1st pill shown to treat Covid

Merck has said it can produce 10 million treatment courses through the end of the year, but much of that supply has already been purchased by governments worldwide

Are Covid-19 booster shots the same as the original vaccines?

The vaccines weren't tweaked to better match delta because they're still working well

Germany reports record number of fresh coronavirus infections

The Robert Koch Institute, or RKI, said 33,949 new cases had been registered in the last 24 hours, up from 28,037 daily cases a week ago.

Global shares up after Fed says economic aid will wind down

France's CAC 40 added 0.5% in early trading to 6,984.21, while Germany's DAX rose 0.5% to 16,035.43

South African Damon Galgut wins Booker Prize 2021 for 'The Promise'

"The Promise" is a novel about one white family's reckoning with South Africa's racist history.

Zee to hold board meeting to consider Q2 earnings on November 11

The company, which has been immersed in a legal battle with its largest shareholder, had cancelled Octo­ber 27 board meet citing lack of quorum

Need to hike tariff, ARPU must near Rs 200: Airtel CEO Gopal Vittal

Telecom reforms to help preserve our cash flows and also drive industry investments, says Vittal

France says Australia hits 'new low' leaking President Macron's texts

Australian media on Tuesday reported the contents of a text message from Macron to Prime Minister Scott Morrison in September