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• Japan to make vaccine passports available to country's travellers; certificate to be paper-based, issued by local govts

• Putin-Biden summit successful, but West overlooking Chinese threat in determination to keep Russian bogey alive

• President Joe Biden encourages countrywide July Fourth celebrations to mark return to normalcy following COVID-19

• 'Nothing but business': Joe Biden, Vladimir Putin keep summit practical; no punches or hugs

• Explained: Why Ukraine's entry into NATO will widen rift between Russia and US

• Joe Biden, NATO call on Vladimir Putin to stop 'aggressive military activities'; China declared as security challenge

• NATO expands meaning of Article 5 in its treaty to include threats from space

• Upcoming Joe Biden-Vladimir Putin meet aimed at resetting global ties, but likely to keep China on the edge

• Facilitating legitimate travel a top priority: American diplomat on allowing Indian students to go to US

• NATO members to bid symbolic farewell to Afghanistan tomorrow as US military withdraws from country

• G7 Summit 2021: COVID-19 recovery, vaccine distribution, climate action likely to dominate agenda

• PGA's Brooks Koepka says feud with Bryson DeChambeau 'good for the game'

• Explained: US announces strike force to remove ‘unfair trade practices’ by competitors like China

• During COVID-19, Australian, Japanese, New Zealand cities jump ahead of Europe as most livable cities: Study

• US increasingly unlikely to meet Joe Biden's target of 70% vaccination by 4 July

• Vladimir Putin formalises Russia's withdrawal from Open Skies Treaty citing 'lack of progress'

• Antony Blinken calls for increased vaccine production capacity globally

• Joe Biden to set off on first official overseas visit as president tomorrow; G7, NATO meetings on agenda

• US seeks 'common approach' over possible boycott of next year's Beijing Winter Olympics

• Protests erupt in Minneapolis after Black man shot dead by US Marshals