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Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Friday he doubted whether opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim had the numbers in parliament to take the premiership -- and even if he did the country would remain in political deadlock.

Protests continue in Bangkok, Thailand, despite a government ban on public gatherings. Police have moved in and arrested more than a dozen protesters, including three prominent activists. Journalist Jonathan Miller reports.

While social distancing measures have helped protect the elderly amid Covid-19, the isolation and lack of social interaction has had a devastating effect on their mental and emotional well-being.

The release of the eagerly anticipated iPhone 12 (and its siblings) is just about here.

Two of Europe's biggest capitals are in trouble as Paris imposed overnight curfews and London banned people from different households from meeting indoors to combat the spread of coronavirus. CNN's Melissa Bell and Phil Black report.

China's wannabe "Tesla killer" is on a wild ride.

Governments across Europe are choosing between two vastly different strategies as a second wave of Covid-19 arrives in force. Most are imposing limited local restrictions and keeping their economies open. But in the UK and Ireland, scientific advisers have pushed for second national lockdowns, despite fears of an economic shock.

The music label behind the planet's biggest K-pop sensation has parlayed that success into a stock market hit.

The new head of MI5, the UK's domestic security service, has warned that nearly 30% of the major terror plots it has disrupted at a late stage since 2017 have been from far right extremists.

During a speech in Shenzhen on Wednesday to promote the continued development of China's first special economic zone, Chinese President Xi Jinping coughed -- a lot.

Protesters flooded the streets of Bangkok, Thailand in another round of demonstrations that call for a new constitution and government reforms. Journalist Jonanthan Miller reports.

An unidentified man was seen flying in a jetpack near the Los Angeles International Airport ... again.

One year ago, WeWork was getting bailed out by SoftBank after a disastrous attempt at going public that resulted in the ouster of its CEO and cofounder Adam Neumann. But it appears Neumann doesn't intend to stray far from real estate. Neumann's family office -- 166 2nd LLC -- has led a $42 million investment round in Alfred, a startup that works with residential buildings to provide a concierge-like services for residents, according to a spokesperson for Alfred.

Starbucks on Wednesday unveiled plans to increase diversity within its ranks by tying executive pay to inclusion initiatives starting next year.

It's the kind of mask-wearing advert you'd expect to see: a sweet older woman in what appears to be a homemade floral mask, showing what is expected of us.

Italy already had one of the highest debt mountains in the world before the pandemic pushed it into one of the deepest recessions of any major economy. It's still able to borrow money for free.

Cristiano Ronaldo is returning to Turin, Italy, aboard a private air ambulance, after testing positive for Covid-19 on Tuesday.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on troops to "put all (their) minds and energy on preparing for war" in a visit to a military base in the southern province of Guangdong on Tuesday, according to state news agency Xinhua.