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Jason Reding Quinones' resignation comes as administration braces for Democrat-led investigations.

Political turmoil comes after a digital bank's failure has left half the population without access to their accounts.

Amid the fallout, Taiwan says it will stop purchases of liquefied natural gas from Port Moresby.

Arab-majority parties in Israel, the Joint List and Ra'am, have backed Netanyahu's rival Gadi Eisenkot to form a governm

Democrats took the Senate and the House of Representatives from the Republicans. AJLabs maps the wave in US midterms.

Fewer than 1 million of the 15.4 million people in need emergency shelter in Sudan have received assistance.

French- and British-led military drills in Poland will testing post-ceasefire deployment in Ukraine.

More than 100 activists broke into a Microsoft data centre construction site in Amsterdam.

Trump has three options to affect legislation, say analysts: veto legislation, enforce executive orders or make deals.

A Trump-Xi-Putin meeting at APEC would be a coup for Moscow, analysts say, but Beijing appears lukewarm.

Who is Kenya's starvation cult leader?

Ukrainian officials say DNA tests are being used to identify bodies while up to 39 remain trapped under rubble.

Portuguese FA promises to celebrate Ronaldo, although it is unclear whether he would agree to a farewell appearance.

Iran launches diplomatic offensive as US mulls resumption of war.

After announcing his international retirement, Portugal's longstanding captain leaves behind a complicated legacy.

Paul Mackenzie and accomplices were convicted of murdering 190 children and one adult.

The two biggest cities in the US will now be led by Indian-origin immigrants - both democratic socialists.

New Delhi's air quality has turned hazardous days before Diwali, when celebrations often involve fireworks.

As children are recruited to fight, the cost of failing to confront the Houthis is being felt far beyond Yemen.

Report of deal comes as top Iranian security official Mohsen Rezaei discusses developing cooperation treaty with Putin.

Security inspections reveal no explosives as fighter jets escort planes amid Europe's major wave of bomb threats.

Anarchistic activists who dress in black and clash with police are a regular feature of protests from France to Albania.

Court finds Au Kam-san guilty of spreading false information and subversion in bid to disrupt Macao's 2024 elections.

Court had approved his transfer after the former prime minister's party paid $12m fine via crowdfunding.

Global markets are being roiled due to concerns over US data centre expansion and AI regulation.

Captain Ajay Pant was in international waters when his allegedly 'shadow' tanker was captured by British soldiers.

His historic victory in Michigan shows that Muslim Americans need not abandon their identity to succeed in politics.

The US midterms were a rejection of Trump's politics of division, but his legacy may be impossible to undo.

A 14-day pause has been ordered blocking the so-called 'Arc de Trump' project in Washington, DC.

Lebanese who lived through two Israeli escalations are stocking up and packing bags in case of a third.

Israeli restrictions on teachers and pressure to adopt Israeli curriculum threaten Palestinian education in the city.

Scandal is driving divisions between President Prabowo Subianto and predecessor Joko Widodo.

Tashima has served as a football player, coach and bureaucrat, and has a reputation for being a safe pair of hands.

Tehran says ships from four countries can cross Hormuz freely, but analysts say the deals carry political risks.

In Athens's pro-Palestinian heartland, Israeli buyers spark resentment

The lawsuit challenges Penn State's policy that allows undocumented students to qualify for reduced tuition rates.

Republican redistricting largely backfired in Texas and beyond, but one redrawn district delivered for the party.

Call comes as Iraq's top diplomat urges armed groups not to join any Iranian retaliation to US attacks.

Following election losses, the signing marks Trump's third event of the week focused on signature renovation projects.

UN says settlers reportedly used live ammunition and beat Palestinians, forcing families to flee for their safety.

Nithya Raman's victory in LA marks the second major win for Democratic Socialists in a year.

Palestinians in Gaza have made wind turbines to generate electricity, using scraps found in the rubble.

Lawmakers have voted to impeach Paraguay's President Santiago Pena amid a banking collapse that has roiled the country.

Putin meets Iran's top security official to discuss regional security and receives a letter from Mojtaba Khamenei.

As winter approaches, Palestinians in Gaza are turning damaged cooking pots into makeshift seawalls to avoid flooding.

Gavin Newsom cites state values and flaws in the legal system as he grants largest mass clemency in US history.

Israeli settlers have set fire to olive trees belonging to Palestinian farmers in the village of Burqa, near Ramallah.

Parliament's approval lays the groundwork for further Turkish involvement in Saudi Arabia's conflict with the Houthis.

Though the US president said deal was 'very close', he gave no specifics and did not meet visiting Ukrainian delegation.

Trump says the US may have to 'destroy' the rest of Iran, adding that people will 'know soon enough'.