The North Korean leader used a rare exhibition of weapons systems as a backdrop for his effort to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul.

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A bat-filled cave complex close to wildlife farms is under scrutiny in China’s Hubei province.

Vladimir Chishov, the Kremlin’s ambassador to the EU, earlier suggested Europe could have more gas if it stopped treating Russia as “an adversary”.

“The segregation of toys by a social construct of what is appropriate for which gender is the antithesis of modern thinking,” one of the law’s sponsors wrote.

Earlier Enrico Michetti said Rome’s citizens should revive the stiff-armed Roman salute because that way they could greet each other without the risk of touching and spreading COVID-19.

Observational data on Sinopharm and Sinovac shots “clearly showed that in older age groups ... the vaccine performs less well after two doses”, the health body said.

None of the National Earthquake Information Centre’s stations had found any evidence of an earthquake in the region during the past seven days.

Beijing regarded Australia as something of a nuisance, but it is becoming a leader among nations coalescing against China’s threats.

Researchers estimate the facility, which dates back some 1500 years, could produce about 2 million litres of wine a year.

British police have announced they will not take any action against Prince Andrew after a review prompted by a Jeffrey Epstein accuser who claims that he sexually assaulted her.

The future king said it would be a “disaster” if next month’s COP26 summit collapsed, and appeared taken aback when told Morrison still did not know whether he would go.

The prize is the last awarded of this year’s crop.

The findings are a boost to the British drug maker’s efforts to develop coronavirus medicines beyond vaccines.

The blaxe is the latest blow to a nation grappling with a deep economic crisis and crippling fuel and power shortages.

Health care workers must be fully vaccinated by December and teachers and education workers by the start of 2022.

As rival city Singapore opens up for business and tourism, China has demanded that Hong Kong hold the line on COVID infections.

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Using electric motors and the wheels of an old military transport vehicle, the Bosnian home can turn a full circle in 22 seconds.

The Queen and other senior royals will use their popularity around the world to convince key nations that Britain is serious about talks, experts say.

A US Navy nuclear engineer and his wife have been charged with trying to pass secrets about US nuclear submarines to a foreign country.

The push came after anti-vaccine protesters, incited by extreme-right leaders, stormed an office building in Rome.

The health scare happened as parties attempted to negotiate a new government after populist billionaire Andrej Babis narrowly lost the Czech Republic’s election.

The pollster who advised George W. Bush to refer to global warming as climate change also said he wants to come to Australia to fix the climate debate as a way of making up for questioning the science.

Malaysia has been under lockdown or heavy movement restrictions for five months, suffering an infection and death rate that on a per capita basis has exceeded Indonesia.

Chinese President Xi Jinping had a day earlier said his nation sought a “peaceful reunification” with Taiwan.

Moderna, whose coronavirus vaccine is among the best defences against COVID-19, has been keeping poorer countries waiting and earning billions in profit.

Take it from someone who has been enjoying freedoms for months now: life snaps back quite rapidly.

The German authorities say they have the evidence to charge convicted sex offender Christian Brueckner.

On Taiwan’s 110th birthday, let’s celebrate the reality of its sovereignty.

The Bolshoi, one of Russia’s most prestigious theatres, said the incident occurred during a set change.

The resignation was designed to save his coalition government after he was placed under investigation on suspicion of corruption.

Russian authorities said on Saturday 29 people had died from alcohol poisoning this week in a region near Kazakhstan after consuming locally-produced spirits that contained methanol.

A top British government official is backing a phone company’s proposal for a new tracking service to help protect women walking alone, an idea pitched amid ongoing outrage over the slayings of two young women who were targeted near their homes in ...

Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong has moved to ease anxiety and confusion in the city-state, maintaining it is still on track to “live with COVID” despite its troubles opening up.

Indonesian Tourism Minister Sandiaga Uno hopes to have Australian travellers returning to a re-branded holiday island by the end of the year.

A vocal and influential group of chiropractors has been capitalising on the pandemic by sowing fear and mistrust of vaccines.

Extra shots wouldn’t have been needed “if more countries around the world had reciprocated by allowing UK volunteers to enjoy fully vaccinated status”.

France is Europe’s main breadbasket but half of its farmers are over 50 and set to retire in the coming decade, leaving nearly 160,000 farms up for grabs.

Though Warsaw and Brussels have been at loggerheads since Poland’s Law and Justice came to power in 2015, they are now on a full collision course.  

The lawsuit sparked a widespread debate about Subway’s tuna: whether it was 100 per cent wild-caught tuna, as the company claimed, or some other kind of fish. Or even fish at all.

The Polish government accuses Belarus of encouraging people from the Middle East and Africa to migrate in large numbers into the EU by entering Poland.

A blast at a mosque packed with Shiite Muslim worshippers in northern Afghanistan killed at least 46 people and wounded dozens more in the latest security challenge to the Taliban.

The former US president’s showcase hotel in Washington bled millions of dollars during his time in office even as he concealed payments from foreign governments, a US House of Representatives panel said.

The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov for their “courageous” defence of freedom of speech.

Putting the Morrison government in a difficult position, the former prime minister unloaded on the leadership of President Xi Jinping and accused Beijing of being a bully.

The British Prime Minister cheered up his party faithful this week but how much longer until his jokes fall flat?

The West’s unorthodox strategy reflects the dilemma it faces.

Her sweet nature and intelligence helped rangers understand the connection between humans and great apes.

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