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Finland and Sweden have formally applied for membership of the 30-member military alliance.

Officials acknowledged the attack killed civilians but blamed bad intelligence from partner forces on the ground.

Sunday's parliamentary elections were 'marred by intimidation' and violence, according to local and foreign observers.

Outrage at the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh has united Palestinians from across religions and sects.

And what does the process involve?

The new president will have to tackle insecurity, rising inflation, severe drought - and reunite a fractured government

Bukele’s forever-emergency is morphing into a perennial war on people, human rights, journalism, and reality itself.

Amro Abu Khudeir's lawyer said that the interrogation of the man called 'the coffin protector' was about the funeral.

The UK has highest inflation rate of Europe's top five economies, with soaring energy bills biggest inflation driver.

A trailblazer for Arab women in media, Shireen Abu Akleh was known for her professionalism and commitment to the story.

Egypt rights body urges authorities to transfer activist to better facility, as his family calls for his release.

Greenhouse gas concentrations, sea level rise, ocean heat and ocean acidification all set new records last year.

Air pollution from a thermal power plant in India's Chandrapur killed 1,300 people in the area in 2020, research claims.

Power and energy minister 'respectfully' advises against forming queues, saying there are no sufficient petrol stocks.

The latest round of US states have voted to elect who will represent the major parties in November's midterm elections.

The national emergency service said the explosion in the northern city led to the collapse of a building and the deaths.

India's top court and court in Varanasi hear petitions by Hindu groups claiming Mughal-era mosque has Lord Shiva relics.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 84th day, we take a look at the main developments.

'Today, I am the same age as you on the day you died. And absence is the distance between you and me.'

UN chief Antonio Guterres has warned Ukraine war will worsen food, energy and economic crises in poor countries.

Solar and wind farms forced to limit operations due to infrastructure limitations following renewables boom.

US attendees pay tribute to slain Al Jazeera journalist and call for independent investigation into her killing.

Humaira Asghar posts a clip of herself walking playfully in a silver ball gown in front of a burning hillside.

Were dawn raids on homes in Austria in 2020 a government 'anti-terrorist' measure, or a sign of growing Islamophobia?

Killing of veteran journalist has triggered an outpouring of global condemnation.

The US oversight authority on Afghanistan says the decision to withdraw from Kabul led to the demise of the Afghan army.

Impoverished N Korea has reported more than 1.7 million cases of 'fever' amid rising concern over the outbreak's effect.

Average new home prices in 70 major cities fall 0.2 percent on a month-on-month basis after flatlining in March.

Boeing 737-800 plunged inexplicably from cruising altitude into the ground in March, killing all 132 people on board.

World's No 3 economy shrinks at an annualised rate of 1 percent in January-March from the previous quarter.

Once self-sufficient nation reels from fall-out of ill-conceived shift to organic agriculture, economic crisis.

Suspected gunman David Chou was born in martial-law era Taiwan but identified as Chinese.

Man who authorities say targeted Taiwanese churchgoers faces additional charges of 'lying in wait', firebomb possession.

Advocates say US should include more far-right Israeli groups on 'terrorism' blacklist, not delist Kahane Chai.

As nation hits sombre mark of one million coronavirus deaths, families remember loved ones lost during the pandemic.

As US surpasses sombre mark of one million confirmed COVID-19 deaths, many Americans still refuse to get jabs.

The torrent of coronavirus deaths, along with prolonged social isolation and financial hardship, have traumatised many.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that the amounts of help pledged to date won’t even meet short-term needs.

Ukraine's defence minister says Russia is 'preparing for a long-term military operation' as it pushes to control Donbas.

All three chose to exit on their own, according to internal memos described to Bloomberg.

Rights activists and international observers accuse Maria Consuelo Porras of contributing to weakening rule of law.

Mali pulls out of the regional G5 Sahel force, blaming a lack of progress and disagreements.

Ten Black people were killed at a market in Buffalo, New York, by a white teenager espousing racist theories.

The limited changes will allow Chevron Corp to negotiate its licence with the state-owned oil company, PDVSA.

Torrential rain flooded the Perkoa zinc mine on April 16, trapping eight workers inside.

Spain's left-wing coalition government on Tuesday approved a draft bill that would also reinforce abortion rights.

The world's largest burger chain is rolling down the shutters in Russia after more than 30 years.

France urges Israel to complete probe into killing of Al Jazeera journalist, despite UN call for an independent probe.

Trump-favoured candidates are vying for Republican voters' backing in key US Senate nominations.