Australia has decided to discharge 13 soldiers following a damning report into conduct in Afghanistan that prosecutors believe may have constituted war crimes. Australian army chief Rick Burr said the personnel had been served "administrative action notices," which would terminate their service in two weeks unless they successfully appealed.

Australia to discharge 13 soldiers after Afghan war crimes probe

China on Friday said it would impose anti-dumping measures on Australian wine, in a further souring of relations between Beijing and Canberra. Beijing has often used access to its vast domestic market as a stick to beat Canberra with since Australia called for an inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic.

China imposes anti-dumping measures on Australian wine

Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine to undergo new global trials The coronavirus vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca will undergo a new global trial as questions remain of the claims whether it could protect up to 90 per cent of people | READ MORE Trump says he'll leave if Biden wins Electoral College vote Donald Trump has said he'd leave the White House if the Electoral College votes for President-elect Joe Biden | READ MORE Biden to face crucial test over access to sensitive information as he transitions into power US President-elect Joe Biden and his team will soon face a crucial test as they begin transitioning into power | READ MORE From begger to lawyer, Nisha aspires to become Pakistan's first transgender judge Life has not been easy for Nisha Rao, a lawyer in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi | READ MORE Sudan's last democratically elected PM dies of Covid-19 Sadiq al-Mahdi, Sudan's last democratically elected leader and the great-grandson of the messianic figure who fought the British in the 19th century, has died of Covid-19.

Morning news brief: Trump lays down condition to leave office, AstraZeneca's new trial and more

US President-elect Joe Biden and his team will soon face a crucial test as they begin transitioning into power. They will have to decide whether to share transcripts of presidential calls with foreign leaders to a broad, security clearance-holding audience, or maintain a lockdown on official transcripts of the calls and other highly sensitive information.

Biden to face crucial test over access to sensitive information as he transitions into power

Jewish outreach movement Chabad has unveiled a plaque at its synagogue in Israel's southern coastal city of Eilat in the memory of six Jews killed in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.

Memorial plaque for Jewish victims of 26/11 Mumbai attacks unveiled at Israel synagogue

Britain is set to impose a new competition regime next year to prevent Google and Facebook using their dominance to push out smaller firms and disadvantage consumers.

UK to curb Google and Facebook's dominance with tougher rules

Sadiq al-Mahdi, Sudan's last democratically elected leader and the great-grandson of the messianic figure who fought the British in the 19th century, has died of Covid-19.

Sudan's last democratically elected PM dies of Covid-19

Donald Trump has said he'd leave the White House if the Electoral College votes for President-elect Joe Biden. This is the closest the incumbent US president has come to conceding defeat in the November 3 vote.

Trump says he'll leave if Biden wins Electoral College vote

A panel of OPEC+, a group of leading oil producing countries, will hold informal online talks on Saturday prior to meetings scheduled for next week. According to Reuters, OPEC+ is debating whether to ease oil output cuts from January 1, as it previously agreed, or to continue producing at the same rate amid sluggish oil demand and fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.

OPEC+ panel to hold informal online talks on Nov 28

WASHINGTON — When President Donald Trump talks about efforts to deliver the coronavirus vaccine to millions of Americans eager to return to their normal lives, he often says he is “counting on the military” to get it done.

Military’s role in vaccine will be strictly behind the scenes, despite Trump’s claims

ROCKVILLE, Md. — The mercurial presidency of Donald Trump apparently is over. Historians, 20 or 30 years hence, will be the impartial arbiters of his accomplishments, but for the nearly 74 million people who voted for him, he already has fulfilled their hopes and justified their trust.

Oh, brother! Tears for Trump

India's foreign secretary Harsh Shringla on Friday said Nepal holds a very special place in everybody's hearts. He said this as he inaugurated India-built projects during his visit to Kathmandu.

Nepal occupies special place in our hearts, says FS Harsh V Shringla

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