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Over the past few days, several European and North American countries have reported cases of the rare virus.

Turkish president accuses Kyriakos Mitsotakis of urging US officials not to provide F-16 planes to Ankara.

The allegations follow claims by DR Congo officials of Rwandan forces supporting armed groups in DRC.

EU has withheld $230m in aid until school textbooks are changed, leaving Palestinians unable to buy food and medicine.

New report finds evidence that some seized ammunition in Niger came from West African state stockpiles.

Despite standoffs over Israel's occupation of Palestinian lands, Ankara and Tel Aviv are growing closer.

NATO membership hopefuls seek to clear up differences with Ankara, which opposes their application to join the alliance.

The numbers were released days after a gunman killed 10 in a in a racist attack in Buffalo, New York.

The newly-published photos show the prime minister drinking at a Downing Street party during a pandemic lockdown.

Taliban decree ordering female news anchors to cover their faces on air is the latest in a series of restrictions.

While Erdogan has expressed discontent, Washington and the alliance are hopeful that divisive issues can be resolved.

Imran Khan's PTI says over 400 supporters arrested in bid to thwart major sit-in planned by former leader in Islamabad.

An official says the aircraft faced technical issues and crashed during a training exercise.

Two people, including a child, also drowned after apparently attempting to cross river separating Mexico and Guatemala.

At least 17 countries have reported new confirmed cases of monkeypox. No associated deaths have been reported to date.

Iranian officials have so far refrained from directly blaming Israel for the killing of senior IRGC member Khodaei.

The opposition leader loses appeal against the extension of his jail term that he condemns as politically motivated.

Turkish leader says aim is to create 30km 'safe zone' in Syria; would be fourth major Turkish incursion since 2016.

In its list of 100 most influential people, US-based magazine calls Parvez 'modern-day David' who 'had to be silenced'.

A wistful mischief-maker rides the highs and lows of grassroots activism to bring down Toronto’s illegal billboards.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 90th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Three other people injured after Houthis shoot down what they called a Saudi-led coalition drone over a busy area.

Aliyev and Pashinyan announce the creation of a border commission after their trilateral talks in Brussels.

Wang Yi will visit the Solomon Islands this week followed by other Pacific nations.

Addressing Russia's president, Duterte said: 'I kill criminals, I don't kill children and the elderly.'

Dr Khan looks at the new outbreak of an old virus that has been detected in about a dozen countries in two weeks.

Beijing says it will roll out additional tax cuts and postpone social security payments for firms to support growth.

UNHCR expresses shock and sadness after incident in the Bay of Bengal off the coast of Myanmar.

Russians take key Ukrainian territory and fighting in the east intensifies.

Price increase comes as Sri Lanka hires heavyweight financial, legal advisers Lazard and Clifford Chance: Reuters.

Study says heatwaves in the region should be 'rare' but current level of global warming makes them 30 times more likely.

Leaders of US, Japan, India and Australia discuss regional security and the Russia-Ukraine war in Tokyo.

Tour operators say trial allowing handful of visitors from selected countries falls far short of what sector needs.

José Ramos-Horta explains why he is focusing on the economy and why China is important 'but not that important'.

India’s policy uncertainty can be traced back to inaccurate crop estimates and the poor decisions based on that.

Germany says bloc is on verge of "breakthrough" on banning Russian oil imports over its war in Ukraine.

Human rights group also notes continued secrecy in China, and 'alarming rise' in use of death sentences in Myanmar.

San Francisco-based company will stop offering rental homes and experiences in the country this summer.

Human rights chief Michelle Bachelet has demanded 'unfettered' access for years, but experts doubt she will get it.

All 15 members of the United Nation's highest body are expected to attend the meeting on Tuesday convened by Ireland.

The COVID-linked provision has allowed the US to carry out nearly 2 million expulsions since March 2020.

The tour by Michelle Bachelet comes as Beijing stands accused of widespread abuses of Muslims in far-western Xinjiang.

Ukraine's president says Moscow wants to take Ukrainians' right to life, as the invasion enters fourth month.

Almost eight in 10 adults said in late 2021 they were either 'doing okay or living comfortably', a Fed survey found.

Chinese state news agency cites official as saying Washington is using the 'Taiwan card' to contain Beijing.

A wave of sandstorms is striking the region, with experts blaming climate change and poor government regulations.

Juana Alonzo Santizo said she was tortured and forced to sign a confession in Spanish, a language she does not speak.

A string of big corporate names have paused or shut their businesses in Russia following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Palestinian FM al-Maliki say Abu Akleh's case, along with other Israeli violations, has been submitted to the ICC.

UNHCR says the number of forcibly displaced people around the world surpasses 100 million for the first time on record.