A series of protests broke out in Brazil after White security guards were recorded beating a Black man to death outside the Carrefour supermarket in the city. Following his death, people took to the streets of Brasilia to protest against the police brutality.

Brazil: Police uses tear gas, rubber bullets on protesters

If you are planning to fly back home from Australia's Qantas Airways in the year 2021, then we would suggest scheduling your flight after a vaccine shot as the airways has decided to not let people board the flight if they are not vaccinated against COVID-19.

No fly list: Qantas Airways makes COVID vaccine necessary for international flights

Taiwan began construction on a fleet of indigenous submarines on Tuesday, the latest move by the out-gunned island to bolster its defences against increasingly bellicose threats from Beijing.

Taiwan expanding submarine fleet as China threat grows

Two different massacres took place in two parts of the South American country, Colombia, on Saturday, leaving at least 13 people dead. The incidents took place in Antioquia department in the northwest and Cauca in the southwest, which have been the worst-hit areas by violence this year in the country.

At least 13 dead, several injured in two massacres in Colombia: Officials

An American man who helped drive the global phenomenon known as the Ice Bucket Challenge to tackle a deadly neurodegenerative disease has died at the age of 37, his team said Sunday.

US Ice Bucket Challenge activist dies aged 37

US President-elect Joe Biden is all set to announce his cabinet picks shortly, and one of the main positions of Secretary of State might be filled by the veteran diplomat Antony Blinken, sources have revealed.

Joe Biden to name Antony Blinken as Secretary of State: Reports

A group of gunmen attacked a mosque as the worshippers were observing their weekly Friday prayers in a remote Dutsen Gari village in Maru district. Around 100 cattle thieves on motorcycles opened fire on the congregation, killing at least five worshippers and kidnapping nearly 18, the local police reported on Sunday.

Five dead, 18 kidnapped by gunmen in Nigeria: Police

The outgoing President Donald Trump is in headlines again as his campaign has disavowed attorney Sidney Powell, who as part of its post-election legal team has pushed some of the most extreme conspiracy theories around the vote.

Morning news brief: Trump disowns Sidney Powell, Joshua Wong to plead guilty and more

As Europe is battling the second wave of the novel coronavirus and has initiated a second lockdown, Spain is one country where the government is satisfied with the 'plan'.

'Lockdown is working', says Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on COVID-19 plan

As record numbers of coronavirus cases overwhelm hospitals across the United States, there is something strikingly different from the surge that inundated cities in the spring: No one is clamoring for ventilators.

Now the US has lots of ventilators — but too few specialists to operate them

At the end of a desolate road rimmed by prisons, deep within a complex bristling with cameras, U.S. technology is powering one of the most invasive parts of China’s surveillance state.

China’s surveillance state sucks up data. US tech is key to sorting it.

Taste of safety: Masked Santa chocolates appear amid pandemic in Hungary

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