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KYIV (Reuters) - The number of daily coronavirus-related deaths in Ukraine topped 300 for the first time since mid-May, health ministry data showed on Tuesday. The ministry reported 317 deaths over th...

(Reuters) - AstraZeneca said on Tuesday it had submitted a request with U.S. health regulators to grant emergency use authorisation for a new treatment to prevent COVID-19. The British drugmaker had s...

LONDON (Reuters) - Climate change activists who blocked major roads into London have crossed the line and new measures will be shortly announced to deal with those who seek to disrupt critical nationa...

(Reuters) - The Japanese government will look into the right timing to restart a popular subsidised travel programme that was suspended late last year as coronavirus infections spread, broadcaster NHK...

(Reuters) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady became the NFL's all-time leader in passing yards during Sunday's 19-17 win at New England and the 44-year-old thanked current and former team ma...

PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that he hoped diplomatic tensions with Algeria would soon ease. "My wish is that is that we can calm things down because I think it i...

By Charlotte Bruneau and Kawa Omar SHILADZE, Iraq (Reuters) - Despite the risk of getting stranded in Europe or perishing on the way there, scores of people from a single town in Iraq's Kurdish region...

MANILA (Reuters) - The son and namesake of late Philippines dictator Ferdinand Marcos will file his candidacy for president in next year's elections on Tuesday, the Philippine Star reported. Ferdinand...

By Guy Faulconbridge LONDON (Reuters) - The United Kingdom's 25-year-old model of importing cheap labour has been up-ended by Brexit and COVID-19, sowing the seeds for a 1970s-style winter of disconte...

PARIS (Reuters) -France's President Emmanuel Macron said the forthcoming G20 summit must send a clear message to Afghanistan's Taliban on the conditions for international recognition. In an interview ...