Alexey Navalny is out of a coma and off a ventilator, just weeks after his near-fatal poisoning. Now the Kremlin critic is planning his return home to Russia, where his list of enemies is as long as it is powerful.

The storm, otherwise known as a "medicane," had sustained winds of 100 kph (62 mph) just before landfall.

Saudi Arabia has signed a series of deals to provide more than $200 million in funding to United Nations aid agencies operating in Yemen, just days after a CNN investigation highlighted a crisis in aid funding for the war-stricken nation.

• Latest on Covid-19: Global cases have passed 30M

The coronavirus pandemic has battered Richard Branson's business empire. Now, the billionaire is going on the offensive.

This holiday season will see a showdown between new consoles from two of the biggest names in gaming: Sony and Microsoft.

The Nintendo 3DS is discontinued.

Apple's newly announced subscription bundles are the company's latest effort to push its music, streaming video, gaming and other services on users.

Eight months ago, Meng Hu quit her job as a flight attendant in Guangzhou, China to pursue her dream of becoming an online star.

If you're looking for a reason to care about tree loss, the nation's latest heat wave might be it. Trees can lower summer daytime temperatures by as much as 10 degrees Fahrenheit, according to a recent study.

Rich people don't just have bigger bank balances and more lavish lifestyles than the rest of us -- they also have bigger carbon footprints.

Only just over a decade ago, sustainability in fashion was a fringe issue. But today, it has become a major talking point -- even at important red carpet events, as evidenced by this year's Oscars.

China may produce and consume more apparel than anywhere else in the world, but when it comes to buying pre-owned clothes, the country lags behind fashion's other major players.

Looking for the next step to reduce your environmental fashion footprint? The best way is to read and educate yourself further.

Buying from eco-consicous brands isn't the best way to adopt sustainable style. Your online returns don't end up where you think they do. Investing in luxury fashion over fast fashion doesn't necessarily prevent worker exploitation.

Canadian-Iranian designer Roya Aghighi wants you to imagine that your shirt is alive.

Hundreds of sweaty clubbers are crammed onto at the Glitterbox dance floor, soaking up the grooves as one of Ibiza's biggest party nights gets into full swing.

Birds are the undisputed masters of aerodynamics.

US Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died at 87 due to complications from pancreatic cancer.

Several countries across Europe have announced new coronavirus restrictions in some of their largest cities after recent surges in infections. 

The "distressing" situation in Yemen is a result of choices made by "powerful countries and powerful people", according to a UN official.

Campaigners have described it as "a huge step forward".

Hundreds of British paratroopers have jumped into Ukraine, alongside soldiers from the army's elite Pathfinder unit, for an exercise close to the border with Crimea.

As the coronavirus clings on, reasserting itself in countries like UK and the United States, the hopes and fears of politicians, scientists and the rest of humanity centre on a relatively small number of vaccines currently in development.  

The UN Secretary General has told Sky News that goals set five years ago to help tackle global problems such as poverty, inequality and climate change have been "dramatically derailed" by the COVID-19 crisis - as a new film highlighting the biggest i…

Tighter restrictions have come into force in Dublin in response to growing concern over the spread of coronavirus.

Yemen is in a "desperate situation" as it stands on the brink of famine and hundreds of thousands of people face starvation, the UN secretary general has warned.

Warning: This report contains distressing images of seriously malnourished children.

After churning out Tropical Storm Wilfred and Subtropical Storm Alpha, the hyperactive Atlantic continues to generate more named storms with the formation of Tropical Storm Beta.

Less than one week after feeling the full force of Hurricane Paulette, residents of Bermuda are preparing for a strike from powerful Hurricane Teddy.

Hot on the heels of the latest tropical depression in the Gulf of Mexico, yet another disturbance AccuWeather meteorologists have been monitoring since it cruised across Africa has become Tropical Storm Wilfred.

Human rights lawyer Amal Clooney on Friday resigned her role as Britain's envoy on media freedom in response to the country's plan to break part of its Brexit agreement with the European Union.

Netherlands Foreign Minister Stef Blok told Parliament on Friday he is moving forward with a human rights violation case against Syria in the International Court of Justice.

Rosh Hashana, which ushers in the Jewish holiday season, began Friday, with many traditions upended amid the coronavirus pandemic, including a new lockdown in Israel.

South Korea's minister for trade has advanced to the second round of elections in the World Trade Organization's search for its next chief.

Internal disputes, Shiite demands and fears -- fueled by new U.S. sanctions on two former officials -- are obstructing French-led efforts to form a new government aimed at saving Lebanon from a deep economic crisis.

Adverse reactions observed in AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial may not have been caused by the vaccine itself, the researchers involved in the studies say.

The rising popularity of South Korean entertainment overseas is boosting hopes that groups like BTS will have a multiplier effect on the local economy.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in says he will not give up on hopes of inter-Korea dialogue.

London has canceled its annual New Year's Eve fireworks show, with the mayor saying Friday the city can't afford to allow large crowds to gather for such an event.

Migrants in the developed world are more likely to face high vulnerability than native residents due to multiple factors, according to a Gallup survey Friday.

The World Health Organization warned the coronavirus is again surging in Europe, with weekly case numbers surpassing those seen when the pandemic first peaked in the region in March.

The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced Friday it would file a claim for almost $4 million against the Rev. Jun Kwang-hoon, who has been at the center of a renewed COVID-19 outbreak.

The Crown Estate announced Thursday that the value of the land portfolio decreased by 1.2% amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vicky weakened to a remnant low as it swirled over the Central Atlantic on Thursday.

Doctors diagnosed more than 3,000 people in China's Gansu province with a bacterial disease known as brucellosis after a leak at a biopharmaceutical company.

South Korea is to declassify its findings on North Korea human rights for the first time since 2016.

The only son of Gen. James A. Van Fleet, who commanded the U.S. Army during the Korean War, may have died in Russia after being captured during the conflict, according to a family member.