Top 10 world news today: Brexit's possible failure, Trump's legal defeat, and more

Over the next six to eight months, India will attempt to deliver 600 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines using its expansive election machinery.

There have been numerous call from around the world for Ethiopian government to step-up its efforts to help civilians many of whom are facing shortage of food, water and medicines.

RizieqShihab walked to the Jakarta police without any hesitations for questioning of accusations of bypassing all coronavirus restrictions.

There was one new case each in Dongning and Suifenhe, which both sit on the country's border with Russia.

Jimmy Lai He has been accused of colluding with foreign countries by calling on overseas governments to sanction Hong Kong and China in response to the crackdown on pro-democracy activism in the city.

While his lawyers hailed it to be a 'dynamic takedown', other police officers disagreed with the excessive usage of force and some also labelled it as 'worst use of force'.

The decision by US Supreme Court has cleared way for US electoral college to cast its votes and formally certify Joe Biden's victory.

The death toll of journalists in Mexico has now increased to nine after a photojournalist was shot dead for merely doing his job.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen have given their negotiators until Sunday before a decision is made on whether to keep talking or give up.

California will join the US government and 11 other states in bringing lawsuits against Google for abusing its market dominance.