Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister, has told the judges that he is innocent of corruption charges, as a high-profile trial against Netanyahu began ahead of the national election.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu corruption trial resumes weeks before election

The Prachanda faction of the Nepal Communist Party has taken disciplinary action against Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli and removed him from the party's general membership.

Prachanda faction expels PM Oli from Nepal Communist Party's general membership

The Yemen conflict is the world's worst humanitarian crisis. But it is the children of Yemen that are the worst-affected. Children malnutrition is soaring in the war-torn country. This week on the West Asia Post, Ghadi Francis decodes this growing crisis.

The West Asia Post | Child malnutrition soars in Yemen

The US company is submitting the data to the regulators in the US, Europe and the UK for an emergency licence.

A turning point in the COVID-19 Pandemic as Moderna claims 100% efficacy in severe cases

Prayuth has refused the protesters’ demand to resign and rejected their accusation that he engineered last year’s election to keep the power he seized in a 2014 coup.

Thailand: Frustration in students over lack of gender equality

The ice melt has already contributed more than eight millimetres to global sea levels

Greenland glaciers: Melting of ice caps driven by wind shift, ocean currents

The ambitious conservation project of Shali village, located at the heart of the oasis, was inaugurated earlier. The 13th century Shali fortress get renovated with clay and salt.

Egypt: 13th century Shali fortress renovated with clay and salt, gets new life!

Watch in this video of 'World Business Watch': Strong economic data from China & Japan, Asian stocks hit record peak.

World Business Watch: Strong economic data from China & Japan, Asian stocks hit record peak

Watch in this video of 'World Business Watch': Japan's GDP grows most on record after COVID recession.

World Business Watch: Japan's GDP grows most on record after COVID recession

The accelerated timeline is reportedly meant to spur the market for electric cars and help get the UK closer to its climate targets.

UK might ban sales of fossil fuel cars as early as 2030

Votes are still being counted in several crucial battleground states in the U.S. election, making it unclear whether it will be Trump or former Vice President Joe Biden leading the world’s most powerful nation until 2024.

US Election 2020: 65% Americans vote in Presidential polls

US Election 2020: Donald Trump leads in Pennsylvania by a narrow margin

Trump's campaign and the Georgia Republican Party have filed a lawsuit against the Chatham County Board of Elections

US Election 2020: Trump files lawsuits to stop vote count in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania

The company was hit hard by a months-long lockdown imposed in late March to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.

India's largest automakers marks strong sales in October

Police detained over 150 people in Minsk and other Belarusian cities where protests were held Sunday, according to the Viasna center.

Police fire warning shots as thousands protest in Belarus

Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida held a rare walkabout with thousands of supporters on November 1, 2020.

Thai king and queen meet thousands of supporters | Thai King on anti-govt protests

The UK's first permanent vegan 'butcher' will open in London next week, serving faux versions of bacon, chicken, and turkey made from soya and seitan.

UK's first vegan butcher is all set to open

More than 800 people were injured from the earthquake that toppled buildings in Izmir, Turkey’s third-largest city, and triggered a small tsunami in the district of Seferihisar and on Samos.

Rescue efforts under way after deadly earthquake in Turkey, Greece

Hours after the Paksitan government led by Imran Khan announced the provisional provincial status for Gilgit-Baltistan, India slammed Pakistan plans to convert Pakistan occupied Kashmir's (PoK) Gilgit Baltistan as the 5th province of the country.

Gilgit-Baltistan illegally & forcibly occupied by Pakistan, it has no locus standi: MEA

Gunmen traded fire with Afghan security forces in Kabul University's campus following a blast in the area on Monday (November 2), and at least six people were wounded, Afghan government officials said.

WION Dispatch: Gunmen battle Afghan security forces on Kabul University campus

Thai King on protests: Thailand is a land of compromise

Germany is on the verge of imposing new coronavirus restrictions after a record rise in infections.

Germany imposes partial lockdown for November to restrict spread of coronavirus

Macron has been facing criticism from various Muslim-majority countries after he took a tough stand on radical Islam and defended cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

France President Emmanuel Macron states Islam as a religion in crisis

Even before Pompeo arrived in Sri Lanka, China had fired back at the US message, accusing Washington of bullying smaller nations.

Mike Pompeo: Sri Lanka must make difficult but necessary choices

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