A US judge blocked the Biden administration's vaccine mandate for federal workers and barred the firing of employees who are unvaccinated, a court filing revealed on Friday

FBI officers have arrested a resident of the US state of Texas and charged him with making threats to government election officials, the Justice Department said on Friday

The European Commission will present its strategy for addressing key challenges of insufficient access to energy in Africa at the 6th European Union (EU)-African Union (AU) Summit in February, European Commission Vice President Frans Timmermans said on Friday

The Committee allowed removal of 45 percent Regulatory Duty on the import of Chilghoza from Afghanistan.

Prime Minister Imran Khan says economic reforms success has been recognized internationally.

The UK Environment Agency (EA) is failing to perform its regulatory functions due to mismanagement and insufficient funding, resulting in a loss of jobs and complicity in pollution, The Guardian reported on Thursday, citing unnamed employees

US unemployment claims rose by 55,000 last week and for a third week in a row as policymakers continued to struggle with ensuring consistent jobs growth in an economy still adjusting to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Labor Department data showed Thursday

A record 56% of Americans say they disapprove of Joe Biden's job performance as he enters his second year in office, which makes the incumbent president less popular than his predecessor four years ago, a new Morning Consult poll said on Wednesday

Employment of Afghan women is estimated to have decreased by 16% in the latter part of the year after the radical Islamist Taliban movement (an organization under UN sanctions over terrorist activities) swept to power, the International Labour Organization (ILO), a specialized UN agency, said in its assessment published on Wednesday