The US Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Thursday that a Catholic social services agency in Philadelphia could defy city rules and refuse to work with same-sex couples who apply to take in foster children.

US Supreme Court backs Catholic agency in case on gay rights and foster care

Japan's central bank on Friday announced its first investment fund for efforts to address climate change, as the government works towards its new target of reaching carbon neutrality by 2050.

Bank of Japan announces first green investment fund

Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day, is annually observed on June 19 to commemorate the day when the Confederate states, in 1865, surrendered to end the Civil War and African-Americans were informed about their long-due freedom.

Juneteenth: The African-American community's fight for its rights

Amid growing worries about alien happenings in the world, a group of American politicians has warned the authorities against increasing "national security concerns" due to UFOs.

'Something we can't handle': US politicians raise concerns about UFO activities

After voicing concerns for the US, former president Donald Trump has now claimed said that India is "devastated" by the coronavirus pandemic and China should pay compensation.

India has suffered a lot due to Covid, says Donald Trump; demands China to pay $10 trillion

'Thin but destructive': Tornado hits Canada's Saskatchewan area

This is the age of “vaccine diplomacy.” It is also the era of its bitter, mudslinging opposite. For months, Taiwan has been unable to purchase doses of the BioNTech coronavirus vaccine, and the island’s leaders blame “Chinese intervention.

Taiwan wants German vaccines. China may be standing in its way.

For a while, it wasn’t clear that this week’s meeting in Geneva between President Vladimir Putin of Russia and President Biden would go ahead. Mr. Biden, seeking his first encounter as president with Mr.

Sorry, Biden. Putin honestly could not care less.

In a fresh blow to Australia's already inadequate vaccine rollout, the country has recommended that AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine should not be given to people under 60.

Amid fears of blood clots, Australia further restricts AstraZeneca vaccine

Just a day after his much-awaited meeting with US President, Joe Biden, at Geneva, the Russian President Vladimir Putin, says that Russia is ready to continue dialogue with the US if Washington is also willing.

Top 10 world news: Russia ready to continue talks with US, Japan lifts Covid emergency, and more

Since the Brexit, the number of EU citizens seeking jobs in the UK has declined by more than a third, highlighting the impact of this division on British employers.

'Blow to economic recocery': EU job seekers in UK decline by 36% since Brexit

Almost a day after meeting the US President, Joe Biden, in a historic summit, the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, has said his government is ready to continue the dialogue with the US if the other side agrees.

Russia ready to continue dialogue if US is willing, Putin says after meeting Biden

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