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Vaccine only effective after 2 doses, volunteers have 50% chance of receiving vaccine or placebo, says developer

The former VP has been accused of handing classified information to foreign parties

Both sides hope they can secure a deal governing almost $1 trillion of trade a year

Queensland’s emergency services urged residents to evacuate late on Sunday afternoon

Judge says Trump's attorney had no standing to sue and the contested state had already certified the election

The monarch, 94, and her 99-year-old husband Prince Philip are in line to get the jab early due to their age

Trump claims of widespread voter fraud have been rejected by state and federal officials across the country

Britain has been the hardest hit country in Europe by Covid-19, with over 60,000 deaths

Since Modi came into power the lynching of Muslims on any pretext has become a norm

Masks will remain mandatory at indoor venues and on public and ride-share transport

The Pfizer shot needs to be stored at minus 70 degrees Celsius or below

Rallies also took place in Marseille, Lyon, Lille and other French cities

Thousands of Indian farmers have demonstrated against the laws, by camping on outskirts of the capital New Delhi

Haryana home minister urges those who had come in close contact with him to get themselves tested

The 'hug bubble' allows care home residents to hold hands and embrace visiting relatives

Photo shows limb being used to down drinks in a special forces bar in Afghanistan

Around 300 candidates, including 29 women, are vying for 50 seats in Gulf’s oldest assembly with legislative powers

To date, 189 countries have joined COVAX programme, which is backed by WHO and seeks to ensure equitable distribution

Ali Ayman Nasr Abu Aliya, 13, was 'shot with live rounds in the stomach' during clashes in the north of Ramallah

Turkey now ranks fourth globally for the number of daily new cases, behind only the United States, India and Brazil

Government open to look into various amendments, an official says ahead of a meeting between farmers and ministers

Earlier, a Bahraini minister had voiced openness to settlement imports

321 new fatalities recorded in the past 24 hours

Scientists raise concerns about launching mass vaccinations before full trials to test its safety and efficacy

Prompts Seoul to announce unprecedented curfews

Prompts Seoul to announce unprecedented curfews

The Trump campaign says new lawsuit would include sworn statements from Georgia residents alleging fraud

Left out of the safety net, most farmers from Bihar are forced to sell at a discount of 25% to 35%

US troops made a great impact on the training and operational effectiveness of Somali soldiers

Officials say healthcare systems could still buckle under pressure

The termination is the latest reflection of President Donald Trump's sharply antagonistic relationship with China

Iran plans to install more cascades, or clusters, of advanced IR-2m centrifuges in the underground plant at Natanz

IAEA's last quarterly report showed Tehran had stockpiled 12 times the 202.8 kg of enriched uranium, it is allowed

Mexico has recorded just over 1.15 million Covid-19 cases and almost 110,000 deaths

Tens of thousands of Indian farmers have camped for over a week on highways leading into New Delhi

The dead were among 24 people trapped underground by excessive levels of carbon monoxide gas

Projects suffered from poor planning, implementation

About a third of the population would be ready to take the Covid-19 vaccine immediately

2021 likely to be 'worst humanitarian crisis year since beginning of UN', says WFP chief David Beasley

As of November 24, the outbreak has been reported in five states in Nigeria, says WHO spokesman

Between 85 and 100 million doses to be distributed in US, with rest of world receiving remaining 15 to 25 million

President-elect also says he will ask Americans to wear face mask during his first 100 days in office

Scientists hope that the device can potentially unlock a powerful clean energy source

Bangladesh says it is only moving refugees who are willing to go to Bhasan Char

The Southeast Asian nation fights the spread of the coronavirus during the festive season

Company says it anticipates producing 50 million doses of its Covid-19 vaccine this year

Indian foreign ministry said comments made by Trudeau emboldened radical groups

Frozen in October 1992, the embryo stayed that way until February 2020 when it was adopted

Launched by a coalition of over 50 organisations, demands improvements to working conditions and full tax transparency

London indicates that the chance of a breakthrough was receding