England have been invited to take part in a short, limited-overs tour of Pakistan in early 2021.

A leading team wants the Giro d'Italia to end a week early, citing a "clearly compromised" coronavirus bubble.

Manchester United centre-back Harry Maguire could benefit by being rested by his club, says ex-Red Devils defender Rio Ferdinand.

Thousands of young people in Thailand are defying the authorities - but what is behind the movement?

The social media site says it is taking tougher action to "curb hate and harassment" on its platform.

Prosecutors allege that the software tycoon hid over $2bn from US tax authorities over two decades.

More than 164,000 acres of the US state has burned since the Cameron Peak Fire ignited in August.

A look back at the New Zealand prime minister's first term in office.

The world according to the president-elect is a much more traditional take on the US role.

A fight over indigenous rights has erupted in Canada's billion-dollar lobster fishing industry.

Almost 20 years after Concorde was retired, new supersonic passenger aircraft are finally emerging.

The social media giant says it is working to fix an outage that has affected users across the world.

Civilians fled if they could as fighting erupted between the Taliban and Afghan troops in Helmand.

Turkey's engagement in the Southern Caucasus is only the latest venture in a tougher foreign policy.

When she was shot in the legs at two hours old, doctors feared for her life, now they are hopeful she will walk.

A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent and beyond.

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

How Portugal became the first country to decriminalise all drugs for personal use

The BBC's Ros Atkins looks at one country that has been an outlier from the start of the pandemic.

The death of a Tibetan soldier has highlighted the community's role in India's defence forces.