Australian teenager Jess Collins says she wants to draw attention to how many mangoes are left to rot.

Around the world, previously happy couples are splitting up and divorcing due to the stress of the pandemic.

Millions of bicycles were sold this year, with fears there won't be enough for the festive period.

Despite a third wave, nearly 500,000 South Koreans will sit for critical university entrance tests.

A BBC reporter's relative fled to neighbouring Sudan by foot and boat, losing his shoes on the way.

Moscow is hailing its Nagorno-Karabakh peace deal but the war has revealed the limits of Russia's reach.

Uranium enrichment would increase to 20% with UN inspectors blocked, if sanctions are not eased.

A US intelligence official says Beijing is targeting people close to the incoming US president.

His comments drew a backlash from progressive Democrats who want to see police funds diverted.

He is the first to be arrested under a controversial anti-conversion law passed last month.

Steve Adler is the latest US politician accused of Covid-19 double standards, but he denies breaking rules.

The prominent pro-democracy supporter's detention comes a day after several activists were jailed.

The move to delist non-compliant companies coincides with a wider push to ramp up pressure on China.

Two records are reached on Wednesday, amid fears the pace will not slow leading up to Christmas.

India has the second highest number of Covid cases in the world, and November was the deadliest month for the capital Delhi - which has been struggling to contain the virus.

It has seen more than 100 deaths on some days.

The death toll has overwhelmed the…

Alieu Kosiah, 45, is accused of murder, rape, recruiting child soldiers and a host of other crimes.

Ten of 26 rare animals from Mexico discovered at a German airport did not survive.

Prosecutors say there is no evidence the adult male was held against his will, as the woman is freed.

Israel's PM speaks of tears in his eyes as he welcomes the group, the first of an expected wave.

Record-high Covid infections and hospitalisations have been reported in the US, with fears they will not slow in the run-up to Christmas.

The number of people in hospital passed 100,000 for the first time, a figure that has doubled since early November.…

After the UK's approval of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, are other nations under pressure to follow suit?