A day after President Donald Trump’s stinging defeat in the Supreme Court, Republicans around the country seemed to be having trouble finding the right words. The bellicose statements from some quarters that had characterized the postelection period — claims of switched and missing votes, a “rigged” election and even threats of secession from Texas Republicans after the ruling on Friday — had given way to something resembling muted resignation and an acceptance of the inevitable.

Republicans find themselves speechless following a Supreme Court defeat

More than three decades after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster forced thousands to evacuate, there is an influx of visitors to the area. This has spurred officials to seek an official world heritage status from UNESCO.

Ukraine seeks world heritage status for Chernobyl zone

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday posthumously awarded a prestigious military decoration to top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who was assassinated last month, state television reported.

Iran's Khamenei awards military medal to slain nuclear scientist

Dozens of Taliban fighters were killed in fierce overnight fighting between Afghan forces and militants who attacked multiple checkpoints in the insurgent bastion of Kandahar.

Several Taliban militants killed as fighting rocks insurgent bastion

Pakistan has increased the funds allocated for purchasing COVID-19 vaccine to USD 250 million from the earlier approved amount of USD 150 million. It has also signed non-disclosure agreements with various multinational companies under which the recipient country will not make details of the vaccine public, the Dawn News reported.

Pakistan increases funds for COVID-19 vaccine to USD 250 mn

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson and EU chief Ursula von der Leyen will hold another -- and probably, the last -- crisis call on Sunday to decide whether or not to abandon post-Brexit trade talks.

UK PM Boris Johnson and EU chief Ursula von der Leyen to decide fate of Brexit deal

Four people were stabbed and one shot as rallies backing President Donald Trump's baseless claims of election fraud led to clashes in major US cities on Saturday.

Four stabbed and one shot after pro-Trump rallies

India and Europe have decided to fight climate change together. To this end, lawmakers and experts from both regions have begun discussing solutions for the climate crisis.

India and Europe to fight climate change together

California will join the US government and 11 other states in bringing lawsuits against Google for abusing its market dominance. Google, founded in 1998 and headquartered in California, has often been accused of abusing its power to exclude competitors.

California joins US govt to bring antitrust lawsuit against Google

The international criminal court (ICC) has asked for more evidence in order to open an investigation into claims of genocide against Uighur Muslims by China China notably is not a signatory to the ICC.

ICC asks for more evidence on claims of Uighur genocide

Mexico's health regulator has granted emergency authorisation to the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine. Health Undersecretary Hugo Lopez-Gatell, to this end, told a news conference: "Mexico's health regulatory agency, Cofepris, has granted emergency use authorisation to the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.

Mexico regulator approves Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine

The UK Supreme Court on Friday allowed a 14 billion pound ($18.5 billion) class action to proceed against Mastercard for allegedly overcharging more than 46 million people in Britain over a 15-year period in a landmark judgment.

UK Supreme Court enables $18.5 billion class action against Mastercard

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