Mohsen Fakhrizadeh: Iran mulls its responses to an assassination
Frank Gardner looks at Iran's options were it to try to avenge Mohsen Fakhrizadeh's assassination. by via BBC News - World
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France Islam: Muslims face state pressure to embrace values
A "charter of values" is the latest effort by the French state to win Muslim hearts and minds. by via BBC News - World
End Sars protests: The Nigerian women leading the fight for change
The feminists who were the backbone of the EndSars protests, which threaten Nigeria's status quo. by via BBC News - World
Black Lives Matter founders: We fought to change history and we won
The founders of the Black Lives Matter movement tell the BBC's 100 Women season they are optimistic. by via BBC News - World
Italy's Calabria has two pandemics: Covid and the Mafia
Calabria was not hit by the first wave of the pandemic but its fragile health system is buckling now. by via BBC News - World
Why India can't stop farmers burning stubble
The toxic fumes from stubble burning affects hundreds of millions - but curbs to stop it keep failing. by via BBC News - World
Viewpoint: Why Kenya's giant fig tree won over a president
The campaign to save a 100-year-old tree shows cultural fears can make politicians listen in Kenya. by via BBC News - World
A 70-year-old photographic mystery
Collector William Fagan finds 70-year-old photographs in a camera. by via BBC News - World
The tech allowing thousands of students to sit exams at home
Machine learning is helping firms across many industries more quickly solve difficult challenges. by via BBC News - World
Coronavirus: How do you vaccinate 7.7 billion people?
Five challenges of distributing a Covid-19 vaccine to billions of people. by via BBC News - World
Nagorno-Karabakh: The boy who swapped his piano for a gun
The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan is over, but some are still waiting for news of missing relatives. by via BBC News - World
Serbia and Montenegro expel respective ambassadors
The two nations have expelled each other's envoys over a historical dispute dating back a century. by via BBC News - World
Viewpoint: How Ethiopia is undermining the African Union
The country has rebuffed African efforts to find a negotiated settlement to the Tigray conflict. by via BBC News - World
Serbia coronavirus: The Church losing its leaders to the pandemic
Few organisations have taken a bigger hit from coronavirus than the Serbian Orthodox Church by via BBC News - World
In pictures: Hurricanes leave Hondurans homeless and destitute
Hurricanes Eta and Iota left more than 150,000 people in Honduras homeless and many lost everything. by via BBC News - World
The battle to save a biodiversity hotspot in India
Environmentalists in India's Goa state are fighting projects they say will turn it into a coal hub. by via BBC News - World
Khachaturyan sisters: A murder trial that shocked Russia
The case of the three Khachaturyan sisters accused of killing their father sent shockwaves through Russia. by via BBC News - World
Ethiopia's Tigray crisis: What does it mean for the east Africa region?
BBC correspondents across the east Africa region explain the impact for Ethiopia and its neighbours. by via BBC News - World
Conjoined twins: 'We always knew we were different'
They made headlines when surgeons separated them - now Sanchia and Eman Mowatt are at university. by via BBC News - World
Afghanistan, home to the heroin trade, moves into meth
A new report warns Afghanistan is becoming a major methamphetamine producer, leaving addicts in its wake. by via BBC News - World
Why Bhutan's Sakteng wildlife sanctuary is disputed by China
Tiny Bhutan is feeling the squeeze as its giant neighbours China and India vie for territory. by via BBC News - World
The Indian bride who wore a pantsuit to her wedding
In a country where marriages are steeped in tradition, Sanjana Rishi's wedding outfit drew criticism. by via BBC News - World
Is the era of the Hollywood blockbuster over?
Has Covid put an end to big budget film-making, or will busy cinemas in Asia give Hollywood hope? by via BBC News - World
Singapore: Jolovan Wham charged for holding up a smiley face sign
Activist Jolovan Wham faces large fines for violating public order in Singapore. by via BBC News - World
Ethiopia's Tigray crisis: Fears of a march into guerrilla warfare
The government is hoping for a quick victory in Tigray but it may not be that simple. by via BBC News - World
PG Wodehouse: Why India still holds a flame for the English author
The Jeeves and Wooster creator was the most English of novelists so why does he have fans in India? by via BBC News - World
Searching 80,000 miles for the American dream
Photographer Ian Brown travelled around the US in search of people's American dreams. by via BBC News - World
'This is War': Poland’s battle for abortion
People have taken to the streets as the government attempts to ban nearly all abortions. by via BBC News - World
Can a ninja’s life teach us about staying safe in a pandemic?
Genichi is the first student from a Japanese university with a master’s degree in ninja studies. by via BBC News - World
Tigray crisis: How the Ethiopian army and TPLF clashed over an airport
With communications largely cut to the Tigray region, both sides in the conflict are trying to control the narrative. by via BBC News - World
Covid: US doctor's video simulates what dying patient sees
This doctor made a video simulating what a dying Covid patient sees - to urge people to wear masks. by via BBC News - World
Tributes pour in for football great Maradona
Three days of mourning begin in Argentina as tributes pour in for Diego Maradona, one of the greatest footballers of all time, who died on Wednesday. by via BBC News - World
Yemen: Growing up in a war-torn country
Yemen is labelled the "the world's worst humanitarian crisis" and 60% of its population is under 25. by via BBC News - World
Belarus: The woman sacrificing everything for her country’s freedom
Three months on from the Belarus election, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya reflects on how her life has changed. by via BBC News - World
'Michael Flynn's loyalty to Trump has paid off' - Omarosa Manigault Newman
Former Trump aide Omarosa Manigault Newman reacts to the ex-national security adviser's pardon. by via BBC News - World
Lugano attack: Two hurt in suspected terror incident in Switzerland
A 28-year-old woman is arrested after allegedly stabbing and trying to choke two other women. by via BBC News - World
Nagorno-Karabakh: The family that lost everything
Maria and her children were driven from their home in Nagorno-Karabakh due to the ongoing conflict. by via BBC News - World
Brexit: Biden says no to hard border in Ireland
US President-elect Joe Biden says closing the border would be "just not right". by via BBC News - World
Zahara: Violence against women in South Africa 'a pandemic'
Zahara, a platinum-selling singer in South Africa, talks to the BBC about surviving a violent attack. by via BBC News - World
Ntabo Ntaberi: DR Congo militia leader jailed for crimes against humanity
A military court jails Ntabo Ntaberi for life after a two-year trial that saw 178 victims testify. by via BBC News - World
Nagorno-Karabakh: 'It's too painful to sleep'
Whilst most Azerbaijanis are celebrating the end of fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh, some are struggling to return to normal life. by via BBC News - World
Reunited after the Manchester Arena bombing
Usman and Sharon were connected forever after being caught up in the bombing's aftermath. by via BBC News - World
US election 2020: Trump ally urges him to accept defeat in US vote
Former Republican governor Chris Christie calls the president's legal team an "embarrassment". by via BBC News - World
Covid in North Dakota: One day inside a rural US hospital’s fight
Staff at a 14-bed hospital in North Dakota tell first-hand their fight to keep friends' family members alive. by via BBC News - World
US election results: Why Trump increased support among non-whites
Joe Biden won the election, but support for Donald Trump increased among black and Latino voters. Why? by via BBC News - World
India's most loved and loathed TV anchor
The star presenter is making Indian TV news louder and more aggressive than ever before. by via BBC News - World
Pakistan opposition seeks end to Imran Khan's 'puppet' rule
Protesters in Pakistan say the PM came to power in rigged elections backed by the military. by via BBC News - World
The Indonesian meteorite which didn't sell for $1.8m
You saw the headlines of a $1.8m meteorite? Here's the real story and it's just as fascinating. by via BBC News - World
China gives musical talent show a virtual makeover
Dimension Nova shakes up reality TV with computer-animated contestants performing to real judges. by via BBC News - World
Children mimic street brutality in the playgrounds of Belarus
Violence is being copied in children's games, raising fears that months of protests have affected the young. by via BBC News - World
Ethiopia's Tigray crisis: Debretsion Gebremichael, the man at the heart of the conflict
War veteran and ex-minister Debretsion Gebremichael now leads the struggle against the government. by via BBC News - World
The coronavirus pandemic 'great reset' theory and a false vaccine claim debunked
We unpick some of this week's misleading claims about the pandemic and the coronavirus vaccine. by via BBC News - World
'Thanksgiving To Go': Americans splash out on takeaways
Restaurants across the US are drawing in customers with their Thanksgiving takeaway menus this year. by via BBC News - World
Covid makes Brazil's president Bolsonaro a hero to some
Government coronavirus handouts have made Brazil's right-wing president Jair Bolsonaro unexpected friends by via BBC News - World
Donald Trump Jr tests positive for coronavirus
The president's son is said to be quarantining at his cabin after being diagnosed this week. by via BBC News - World
Migrant crisis: Hundreds evicted from Gran Canaria port as arrivals surge
It follows a sharp rise in the number of people arriving in Spain's Canary Islands from Africa. by via BBC News - World
Russian special forces rescue boy kidnapped by suspected paedophile
The child was abducted by a suspected paedophile in September from a village east of Moscow. by via BBC News - World
Irish open-air cellist strikes coronavirus lockdown chord
Patrick Dexter films recitals outside his picturesque cottage on Ireland's rural west coast. by via BBC News - World
Students create device to capture car tyre microplastic debris
We hear a lot about single-use plastics like bottles and packaging but tyre wear is a big problem. by via BBC News - World
Coronavirus: CDC urges Americans not to travel for Thanksgiving
The warning comes as US virus cases soar past 11.6 million, and the country records 250,000 deaths. by via BBC News - World
Thousands join anti-government protests across Colombia
Demonstrators call for healthcare improvements and a minimum wage for unemployed people. by via BBC News - World
Remembering the Nuremberg trials 75 years on
Fergal Keane looks at their legacy and speaks to a Holocaust survivor, a prosecutor and the son of a defendant. by via BBC News - World
US election: How other incumbents left the White House after losing
Donald Trump joins a small group of US presidents who lost the election while in office. by via BBC News - World
Tiny owl rescued from New York Rockefeller Center Christmas tree
The saw-whet owl is doing well after its unplanned three-day road trip to the Big Apple. by via BBC News - World
Pike River: The 29 coal miners who never came home
It's been 10 years since New Zealand's Pike River mine disaster, and families of victims still feel raw. by via BBC News - World
Yazidis appoint new spiritual leader in Iraq - in pictures
The religious minority group suffered harsh persecution under Islamic State (IS) group control. by via BBC News - World
US election 2020: How much did it cost and who paid for it?
The US elections in 2020 cost a record $14bn. BBC Reality Check takes a look at who paid this and how it was spent by via BBC News - World
Salvador Cienfuegos Zepeda: US to drop charges against Mexican ex-minister
Salvador Cienfuegos Zepeda was arrested in Los Angeles last month and charged with drug trafficking. by via BBC News - World
Chuck Grassley: Senior Republican senator gets coronavirus
Chuck Grassley's illness caused him to skip a Senate vote for the first time in 27 years. by via BBC News - World
Ethiopia Tigray crisis: 'We came with the clothes on our backs'
The on-going conflict in northern Ethiopia has forced civilians from the Tigray region to flee to eastern Sudan. by via BBC News - World
Australia drought: Capturing spectacular storms in the outback
An Australian photographer says it feels "amazing" to capture spectacular images of long-absent storms. by via BBC News - World
'Newsmax does not want to become Trump TV'
But CEO Chris Ruddy hopes the president will be on the conservative news outlet "quite a bit" after the White House. by via BBC News - World
US hate crime highest in more than a decade - FBI
The report says 7,314 hate crimes were recorded in the US in 2019, the highest number since 2008. by via BBC News - World
Covid vaccine: When will the Covid-19 vaccine be ready?
The BBC looks at what needs to happen before you can have the coronavirus vaccine. by via BBC News - World
Amazon rainforest: 'Paying the price for disrespecting nature'
Coronavirus is ripping through indigenous communities in the Amazon rainforest. by via BBC News - World
Nagorno-Karabakh: 'We’ve lost an entire generation'
There may be a peace deal, but both sides are counting the cost of the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh. by via BBC News - World
How the sanctuary movement in the US is advocating for immigration reform
Across the US, a number of Lutheran churches have formed a sanctuary movement to support undocumented migrants - and their work has doubled due to Covid by via BBC News - World
फेसबुक और इन्स्टाग्राम में आ रहा है नया फीचर, पढ़ने के बाद गायब हो जाए मैसेज
Facebook New Features: फेसबुक ने सितंबर में वैनिश मोड की घोषणा की थी. अब यह मैसेंजर और इंस्टाग्राम पर आ रहा है और यूजर्स को चैट हिस्ट्री के बिना डीएम पर संदेश भेजने की सुविधा देगा. आप इस सुविधा को चालू करने के लिए मौजूदा चैट थ्रेड पर स्वाइप कर सकते हैं. from Latest News मोबाइल-टेक News18 हिंदी https://bit.ly/3nnP3aF
Qualcomm Receives U.S. Permission To Sell 4G Chips To Huawei In Exception To Ban
Qualcomm Inc on Friday received a license from the U.S. government to sell 4G mobile phone chips to China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, an exemption to U.S. trade restrictions imposed amid rising tensions with China. from Top Tech News- News18.com https://bit.ly/32IHeo4
How critical is the weather for the SpaceX launch?
Nasa and SpaceX were due to send astronauts to the ISS on Saturday but the weather's changed their plans. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2IqXAeg
Is this giant alligator on a Florida golf course real?
Many people have been questioning this viral reptile video. So we asked a gator expert to weigh in. by via BBC News - World
US Election 2020: The 'dead voters' in Michigan who are still alive
Trump supporters are making allegations of dead people voting. Is there any evidence? by via BBC News - World
Doug Emhoff: The first 'second dude' in the White House
By way of Kamala Harris's historic candidacy her husband will also be breaking barriers. by via BBC News - World
How North Korea is trying to tackle smoking
The habit is common and Kim Jong-un is often seen with a cigarette in hand at public appearances. by via BBC News - World
How critical is weather for SpaceX launch?
Nasa and SpaceX were due to send astronauts to the ISS on Saturday but the weather's changed their plans. by via BBC News - World
Ethiopia's Tigray crisis: How the conflict could destabilise its neighbours
With accusations of Eritrean involvement and thousands fleeing, the Tigray conflict could have serious repercussions. by via BBC News - World
अब आप WhatsApp के जरिए अपने दोस्तों को भेज और मंगवा सकते हैं पैसे, जानिए कैसे
सोशल मैसेजिंग ऐप WhatsApp भारत में अपनी पेमेंट सर्विस भी शुरु कर चूका है. इस सर्विस के जरिए आप अपने रिश्तेदारों और दोस्तों के साथ पैसों का लेनदेन कर सकते हैं. from Latest News मोबाइल-टेक News18 हिंदी https://bit.ly/3eSQqei
खत्म हो रही दिवाली सेल...सस्ते में स्मार्टफोन खरीदने का आज आखिरी मौका
अमेजन ग्रेट इंडियन सेल 13 नवंबर यानी आज खत्म होने जा रही है. आपके पास अब सिर्फ कुछ घंटो का समय बचा है. अगर आपने अभी तक खरीदारी नहीं की है तो अब फटाफट कर लें. इस सेल में कंपनी आखिरी मूवमेंट में भी कई स्मार्टफोन पर बंपर ऑफर दे रही है. from Latest News मोबाइल-टेक News18 हिंदी https://bit.ly/2Iv8TS7
TikTok lives to see another day in US
US Commerce Department halts ban on Chinese owned company. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/3lmI3tY
US Election 2020: Is American democracy in crisis?
The BBC's Ros Atkins looks at Donald Trump's refusal to concede and what this means for US politics. by via BBC News - World
Rise of anti-vax content online could keep the UK from reaching herd immunity, research shows
The scientific battle to get a vaccine may be nearing the end but there is another fight looming - convincing the public to get inoculated. from Tech News - Latest Technology and Gadget News | Sky News https://bit.ly/38EFP5I
7000mAh बैटरी वाले Samsung Galaxy M51 को 3 हज़ार रुपये सस्ते में खरीदें
अगर आप Samsung Galaxy M51 खरीदने के लिए SBI कार्ड का इस्तेमाल करते हैं तो फोन को 19,499 की शुरुआती कीमत में खरीदा जा सकता है... from Latest News मोबाइल-टेक News18 हिंदी https://bit.ly/3pnbdvB
The Nigerians standing up to sex-work traffickers in Sicily
The Nigerian leading a battle to help rescue those like herself from a life of prostitution in Sicily. by via BBC News - World
Viewpoint: Russia and Turkey - unlikely victors of Karabakh conflict
Alexander Gabuev argues that Russia and Turkey have extended their influence with the end of fighting. by via BBC News - World
US election: Gulf Arab leaders face new reality after Biden victory
Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Arab states are about to lose a major ally in the White House. by via BBC News - World
AC/DC: 'We're too stubborn to change'
How the rock legends defied death, hearing loss and criminal charges to make their new album. by via BBC News - World
Diwali with a difference under Covid-19
The global pandemic has meant changes for people celebrating this weekend's Hindu festival of lights. by via BBC News - World
Coronavirus: The Russian provinces buckling under Covid
Covid-19 infection rates are surging again in Russia and poor provinces are being hit the hardest by via BBC News - World
बेहद सस्ते मिल रहे हैं Motorola के ये 3 धांसू फोन, 5G फोन पर 40 हजार की छूट
स्मार्टफोन्स पर मिलने वाली बेस्ट डील के बारे में बात की जाए तो मोटोरोला के स्मार्टफोन्स को काफी अच्छे ऑफर के साथ खरीदा जा सकता है... from Latest News मोबाइल-टेक News18 हिंदी https://bit.ly/3liGyNm
School laptops: Unions warn of devices shortage
Teaching unions say despite a push for more devices, many students still don't have access at home. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/36hlIHO
Spain lockdown: How domestic workers became prisoners
Live-in domestic workers have been confined to some employers' houses during the coronavirus pandemic. by via BBC News - World
Now, parents' consent mandatory to attend offline classes in Karnataka colleges
College students who wish to attend offline classes in Karnataka must bring in a consent letter duly signed by their parents. Though, Karnataka is reopening colleges from November 17 onwards, the state would continue to have an on-line mode of teaching as well and it will be entirely students' choice to opt physical attendance or on-line classes, the note from the higher education department stated. from IndiaTV India: Google News Feed https://bit.ly/2JSIjDf
Firecracker traders urge Delhi govt to clarify policy over ban
Several firecracker traders in the national capital have urged the Delhi government to clarify its position over the nationwide ban on sale and use of crackers during Diwali. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had announced a total ban on the sale and use of firecrackers in Delhi. With this, the firecracker traders are likely to suffer a huge loss, thus impacting their livelihood. Kejriwal has even made an appeal to people of Deli not to burn any crackers during Diwali in the wake of increasing pollution levels and rapid rise in the coronavirus cases. from IndiaTV India: Google News Feed https://bit.ly/36kzCsL
The married couple behind the successful Pfizer COVID vaccine
News that a Pfizer vaccine is 90% effective against COVID-19 has been heralded as a turning point in the global fight against the virus. from Tech News - Latest Technology and Gadget News | Sky News https://bit.ly/3p7Lhnz
Amazon Pay Later: अभी करें शॉपिंग, एक महीने बाद करें पेमेंट
ई-कॉमर्स कंपनी अमेजन (Amazon) भी बाय नाउ पे लेटर की सुविधा दे रही है. कंपनी ने इस सर्विस का नाम 'अमेजन पे लेटर' (Amazon Pay Later) रखा है. from Latest News मोबाइल-टेक News18 हिंदी https://bit.ly/3pecxAU
Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia sign Nagorno-Karabakh peace deal
It comes after six weeks of fighting between Azerbaijan and ethnic Armenians in the disputed enclave. by via BBC News - World
Barcelona terror attack suspects face trial
They are accused of helping the perpetrators carry out the 2017 attacks that left 16 people dead. by via BBC News - World
Uganda election: Singer and president battle for youth vote
Campaigning has officially started in Uganda’s upcoming presidential elections. by via BBC News - World
सस्ता मिल रहा है Realme का 5 कैमरे वाला ये नया फोन, मिलेगी 5000mAh की बैटरी
Realme के इस लेटेस्ट फोन की कीमत ज़्यादा नहीं है, बावजूद इसके सेल में फोन पर कई तरह के ऑफर दिए जा रहे हैं... from Latest News मोबाइल-टेक News18 हिंदी https://bit.ly/3kaYsQV
Clash Of Consoles: New PlayStation And Xbox Enter $150 Billion Games Arena - Fight!
Think Michelangelo vs Da Vinci. Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier. Batman v Superman. Another epic rivalry is rejoined next week when Sony and Microsoft go headtohead with the next generation of their blockbuster videogame consoles. from Top Tech News- News18.com https://bit.ly/38lSTgc
How artificial intelligence may be making you buy things
Retailers are increasingly using AI to try to predict and encourage what customers purchase. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2Ig9B5S
Covid-19: Global coronavirus cases pass 50 million
More than 1.25 million coronavirus-related deaths have been reported, Johns Hopkins university says. by via BBC News - World
Saving India’s tigers from extinction
How the Indian government launched ‘Project Tiger’ to save the animals from extinction by via BBC News - World
US election results: Five US voters who changed the race
About 160 million Americans voted - here's a sampling of some that swayed the election. by via BBC News - World
Hong Kong security law: Why students abroad fear it
Bastions of free speech are scrambling to protect their students in the face of Chinese censorship. by via BBC News - World
How artificial intelligence may be making you buy things
Retailers are increasingly using AI to try to predict and encourage what customers purchase. by via BBC News - World
The Indian diver who has saved more than 100 lives
An Indian diver, who helps police retrieve bodies from lakes, has also saved 114 people from suicide. by via BBC News - World
Kristallnacht anniversary: ‘We were frightened for our lives'
A 96-year-old Jewish man who escaped Nazi Germany gives his advice to future generations. by via BBC News - World
B'Day: Pankaj Dheer को कैसे मिला बीआर चोपड़ा की 'महाभारत' में कर्ण का रोल
पंकज ने एक इंटरव्यू में इस बात का खुलासा किया था कि वह सिर्फ कृष्ण या अर्जुन का किरदार निभाना चाहते थे. from Zee News Hindi: Entertainment News https://bit.ly/38jvGLE