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US President Joe Biden and Chinese President XI Jinping are also set to meet on the summit's sidelines. Why was APEC founded and what can be expected at the summit?

Last month, China witnessed a small resurgence of Covid-19 infections with a total of 209 new severe cases and 24 deaths reported across the country in October. Why have expert cautioned about a possible spike this winter?

The Oscar-winning composer has adapted Karar Oi Louho Kopat, a rousing patriotic anthem by the revolutionary poet Kazi Nazrul Islam, that many believe makes it sound folksy and romantic

Whether it's Mount Etna in Italy, Iceland's Fagradalsfjall or Hawaii's Kilauea, active volcanoes are a natural, constant threat — and a draw for tourists.

Where does the slogan, seen in pro-Palestine marches around the world, come from? Who has said it and why is it criticised at times? We explain.

In this Israel-Hamas war, hospitals in the main combat zone of northern Gaza have increasingly ended up in the crosshairs as Israeli tanks crunch through the hollowed-out heart of Gaza City.

A hardline conservative leader, the Indian-origin cabinet member frequently grabbed headlines for her provocative comments on migrants, protesters, the police and the homeless.

The appointment comes after British PM Rishi Sunak sacked Home Secretary Suella Braverman. Cameron is a former UK Prime Minister (between 2010 to 2016) and a senior Conservative party leader. Why did he resign as PM in 2016? We explain.

From accusing British-Pakistani men of running child grooming gangs to calling homelessness a lifestyle choice, Braverman is best known for making provocative and insensitive statements. Here is a look at some of them

For the first time in India, a prisoner in J&K has been given bail on condition that his movements are monitored constantly. Where else does this happen, and are questions of human rights involved?