Seoul's own investigation will continue because of "discrepancies" in the accounts of the shooting

This is to be seen 'as proof that humanity has defeated the pandemic'

Seven people including the main suspect were being held on terror charges for questioning

By contrast, no Christian churches and Buddhist temples had been damaged or destroyed, according to Australian Strategic Policy Institute report

Latest global toll is at 985,707, with US being the hardest hit

Two are injured while search and rescue are still searching for three people

If confirmed, the court will have a 6-3 conservative majority

Latin America's virus victims, and the spaces they leave behind

China expects to produce 610 million vaccine doses by the end of this year, with annual production capacity to reach at least one billion doses next year

It was the first killing of a Southern citizen by North Korean forces for a decade

Huthi rebels have long held the capital Sanaa which lies just 120km away and are mounting a fierce campaign to take the oil-rich province

Brazil's parades, the world's biggest, is an epidemiologist's nightmare in a pandemic

President Emmanuel Macron's centrist govt announced a series of new measures on Wednesday to try to slow the spread of the disease