Shipped off: Bangladesh begins mass transfer of Rohingya refugees

As the world is bracing itself for COVID-19 vaccines, which are being expected to be rolled out in a few days, the World Health Organization (WHO) has another worry — keeping a track of the receivers of the coronavirus vaccine.

WHO suggests e-certificates for COVID-19 vaccine receivers

It looks like December 2020 is the month for the mystery of the metal monoliths as the disappearance and re-appearance continues in different parts of the world.

California metal monolith replaced with a Cross amid chants of 'Christ is king' by Trump supporters

The US President-elect Joe Biden has asked Dr. Anthony Fauci, the White House expert on the coronavirus pandemic, to continue in the 'exact same role' in the Biden administration.

Joe Biden asks Anthony Fauci to 'stay on the exact same role' in COVID-19 response team

As kids, all of us have learnt that smaller reptiles, such as lizards, can regrow their tails within days. However, researchers have recently discovered that alligators, too, have this lifesaving skill.

Like lizards, alligators can regrow their tails too: Study

Four women wearing protective gear lift the body of a coronavirus victim at the Pashupati crematorium in Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu, and hand it over to crematory workers — a scene unimaginable in the conservative country in recent years.

Nepal's female soldiers break taboos to tackle COVID crisis

The UN said Tuesday that $35 billion would be needed for aid in 2021, as the pandemic leaves tens of millions more people in crisis, and with the risk of multiple famines looming.

UN sees emergency aid needs exploding due to pandemic

Last hurrah: Donald and Melania Trump kickstart last Christmas at White House

The experts at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia's national science agency, have created a new atlas of the universe.

Australian scientists create 'a new atlas' by mapping millions of galaxies

A US government watchdog said Monday that a key measure of unemployment is based on flawed data, making assessing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on jobs more difficult.

US watchdog finds flaws in key unemployment data

December 01 in history: Pak's first woman PM, Kingdom of Iceland established, and more

After the assassination of Iran's top nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the country's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has accused Israel of being involved in this murder plot.

Iran writes to UN asserting 'right to defend' itself against Israel after Mohsen Fakhrizadeh's death

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