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California-based Harmony said in June it had been the target of a cyberattack that stole $100m worth of digital assets.

President promises changes to government after reports of corruption at defence and infrastructure ministries.

Latest mass shooting comes less than 48 hours after 11 people killed at a Lunar New Year celebration near Los Angeles.

Genesis filed for bankruptcy protection on January 19 after earlier freezing customer withdrawals.

World-beating Malaysian troupes are drawing dancers from all ethnicities and innovating routines to wow audiences.

A gang leader is accused of organising the 2022 murders of Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira and journalist Dom Phillips.

Cheap, 'good enough' Chinese armed drones dominating world market due to US export controls, analysts say.

Residents of Mumbai's Dharavi shantytown are anxious about their future as the slum faces $2.4bn redevelopment.

The Rosebud Sioux Tribe in the US is seeking a presidential disaster declaration after six dead in winter snowstorms.

As 182 economists from around the world issued a call to cancel Sri Lanka's debt, not all experts agree.

Solomon Pena allegedly plotted attacks against New Mexico officials after losing his own bid for office in November.

The former colonial power has been asked to withdraw its troops from the West African country.

Poland says it is planning to send German-made battle tanks to Ukraine, but will first seek approval from Berlin.

Verdict marks major victory for US Justice Department in its push to prosecute those involved in January 6, 2021 riot.

An image of Richard Barnett reclining against the legislator's desk has become emblematic of the 2021 US Capitol attack.

Burkina Faso gov't spokesman says the country wants to defend itself and France has one month to pull out troops.

Turkish president says Sweden should not expect Ankara's support in its bid to join the military alliance.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is a leading counterterror force and essential to Europe's security interests.

Elon Musk is on trial for claims that he defrauded investors by tweeting he secured funds to privatise his firm Tesla.

Rishi Sunak says 'questions need answering' over fellow Conservative Party politician Nadhim Zahawi's dealings.

US measures, taken in coordination with the EU and UK, target Iranian officials accused of suppressing demonstrations.

Former head of FBI counterintelligence division in New York allegedly worked for sanctioned oligarch Oleg Deripaska.

Human rights ombudsman says 215 activists and social leaders killed across Colombia last year, up from 145 in 2021.

The tech sector is facing a demand downturn after two years of pandemic-powered growth when it had hired aggressively.

Police credit people who confronted California gunman who killed 10 with preventing more casualties.

The probe into the 2020 explosion had been derailed for months by legal challenges as well resistance from factions.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva and Argentinian counterpart Fernandez are looking into a common currency.

The latest ChatGPT revelations are yet another reminder of the pervasive labour exploitation in digital innovation.

Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's move comes after a fall in value of the Iraqi dinar against the US dollar.

Family says it will appeal verdict in 2018 killing of aspiring model in Karachi that sparked protests.

The country's equality council warns of high rates of sexual violence, says young generations worst affected.

Moroccan national team withdrew from this month's Algeria-hosted African Nations Championship.

Andrey Medvedev, who is seeking asylum in the Nordic nation, could face deportation to Russia, rights group warns.

The year 2023 will see the Kenyan state settle down to its customary role of parasite and protector of elite extraction.

Alliance of Civilizations and several Muslim-majority countries denounce stunt by Danish far-right party leader.

Flight disruptions are common in Nigeria due to logistics, labour union issues and fuel scarcity.

Polls indicate former military official Petr Pavel will win out against scandal-hit former Prime Minister Andrej Babis.

Italian football's foremost club has been plunged into chaos by a 15-point deduction over alleged financial wrongdoing.

EU foreign policy chief says that the bloc won't label the IRGC a 'terrorist' organisation, for now.

Estonia, Latvia told their Russian envoys to leave after Moscow said it was downgrading diplomatic ties with Tallinn.

Khan al-Ahmar in the occupied West Bank lies in a corridor that Israel plans to use to link illegal Israeli settlements.

South Africa has remained neutral on Russia's war in Ukraine but is a strategic military and trade partner for Moscow.

Thulani Maseko was shot dead on Saturday night by unknown attackers.

Sally Azar will head the English-speaking congregation at the Church of the Redeemer in Jerusalem.

The suspect shot himself after killing 10 people at a dance club in the Los Angeles area.

Businesses and hospitals suffer as officials refuse to comment on when electricity will be fully restored.

Kishida says government will take steps to tackle the slowing birth rate, which fell to a record low in 2021.

The 37-year-old Portuguese forward failed to score but his Riyadh-based club beat Ettifaq 1-0 to go top of the table.

The mutilated body of Martinez Zogo was found near the capital five days after he was taken by unknown assailants.

Protesters urge president to step down while demanding root-and-branch change to address long-running inequality.