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Nepal's PM resigned on Tuesday as protesters set buildings on fire. But calls for broader change are growing.

Wounded protesters in Nepal have been recounting the moments police opened fire on them.

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's remarks in Puerto Rico come amid escalating tensions with Venezuela in Caribbean.

Tom Phillips was shot dead by police after nearly four years on the run with his three children.

Nepal protests turn deadly; home minister resigns as hospitals struggle to treat injured amid chaotic scenes.

More than 800 drones and missiles were launched at Ukraine on Sunday, the highest since the war began.

Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli resigns, says aide, as protesters set fire to homes of some top political leaders' homes.

Israel orders suspects' homes to be demolished and their neighbours' work permits revoked after deadly shooting.

Kony faces charges for the Lord's Resistance Army campaign of torture and abuse in Uganda in the early 2000s.

Tunisian authorities find no evidence of a hostile act and say the fire originated inside the Family Boat.

The UN says the affected areas were already some of the most remote in the country, leaving communities cut off.

Activists from the Global Sumud Fotilla to Gaza say one of their boats was struck by a drone at a port in Tunisia.

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati was among those ousted days after protesters raided her home.

Israeli forces bomb more high-rise buildings in Gaza City as Netanyahu warns residents to flee.

Flagship carrier Korean Air says plane could depart for Atlanta, Georgia, as soon as Wednesday.

Thailand's Supreme Court ruled that hospital stay does not count as time served for the ex-prime minister.

Kim supervised test of new solid-fuel rocket engine for N Korea's ICBMs, in latest development of his missile arsenal.

Latest Israeli attacks are a continuation of Israel's 'aggressive escalations', says Syrian Foreign Ministry.

Legal settlement ensures Lachlan Murdoch will take control of sprawling media portfolio after 94-year-old mogul's death.

Here are the key events on day 1,293 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Nepal's Communications and Information Technology Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung says the ban is 'withdrawn'.

India's finance minister calls for greater collaboration in 'cybersecurity' and 'defence' between the two countries.

Gaza City residents told to 'leave now', while UN human rights chief condemns Israel for 'war crime upon war crime'.

Incumbent Labour Party-led leftist bloc retains power, but anti-immigration party registers record surge in support.

Despite strained relations, India-Pakistan matches remain a financial cornerstone for tournament organisers.

Americans alone last year lost $10bn to cybercrime centres in the region.

Authorities say more than 60 were injured in the crash, northwest of Mexico City, as the cause remains unclear.

Shooting near illegal settlement follows surge in Israeli violence.

Hundreds of people blocked soldiers on a drug-trafficking patrol from leaving a village in rural southwestern Colombia.

After the letter was first reported by the WSJ, Trump denied he had written such a note and later sued for $10bn.

The court action gives the justices more time to consider Trump's request to let him fire Rebecca Slaughter.

Haiti's armed groups have turned hospitals into battlegrounds. Can doctors keep treating patients in a war zone?

Turkish police stormed the Istanbul offices of the main opposition Republican People's Party's (CHP).

Socialist PM Pedro Sanchez announces nine measures that need to be approved by the cabinet then ratified by parliament.

Benchmark index fell 10 percent after resounding victory for Peronists signalled a tough battle for Milei in midterms.

Israel claims it has struck Hezbollah targets, although the Lebanese group has not commented.

Observers are sceptical that Donald Trump's US ceasefire proposal can bring Israel's genocide in Gaza to an end.

Gen Z' demonstrators took to the streets and stormed parliament amid anger over a social media ban and corruption.

Banksy's new High Court mural is thought to criticise Britain's crackdown on Palestine Action protests.

Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder joined aid workers as they delivered supplies to Pakistan's flood-ravaged Punjab province.

The spectrum purchase allows SpaceX to expand the cell network's capacity and help 'end mobile dead zones'.

Decision effectively allows immigration agents to use racial profiling to detain people, greenlighting sweeping raids.

President Donald Trump's administration is bringing to the fore weaknesses that have long plagued US democracy.

Confrontation follows court ruling that party's Istanbul provincial chairman be replaced over alleged irregularities.

The parliament votes to bring down the Bayrou-led government over its plans to cut about $52bn to reduce the debt.

Six people were killed in a shooting attack by suspected Palestinian gunmen at a bus stop in occupied East Jerusalem.

Ayo Edebiri, Mark Ruffalo, Riz Ahmed and Tilda Swinton are among more than 1,300 signatories to the pledge.

Actor Tom Hanks's planned West Point honour is cancelled as Trump praises move against critics of his US administration.

US naval forces have unsettled some in South America who see them as a precursor to possible intervention in Venezuela.

Appeals court upholds $83.3m verdict against Donald Trump for defaming E Jean Carroll over 2019 sexual assault claims.