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South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's description of Iran as an 'enemy' of the United Arab Emirates has angered Tehran.

Some opposition leaders and Sonko's supporters fear the case is an attempt by Senegal's president to remove a rival.

It is time European governments start talking seriously about reparations.

How a state-imposed musical ban led to a new Turkish musical genre, Arabesque, now enjoyed by millions worldwide.

Law minister says existing appointment process opaque and should change as experts fear threat to judicial independence.

More than 200 hectares (500 acres) of forest have been razed to stumps in Virunga National Park in less than two months.

The latest deaths take the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank in January to 17.

Famous painting at the centre of a legal battle after the former owner's family files a US lawsuit demanding its return.

The Indian film industry's lurch to the right has done what wars couldn't — alienated millions of Pakistani fans.

Concerns over women’s rights and humanitarian needs continue to mount in Afghanistan.

Iraq face Oman in the 2023 Gulf Cup final on Thursday. We break down the football history between the two teams.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 330th day, we take a look at the main developments.

As Ronaldo gets set to make his Saudi debut, his signing could have a major effect on and off the pitch.

Families have waited four days for officials to conduct autopsies and release loved ones' bodies for last rites.

WEF head Klaus Schwab said the letter comparing Ukraine with Palestine was 'deeply insulting' and 'offensive'.

Financial Services Commission says details for improving environment for foreign investment will be unveiled next week.

Ardern was just 37 when she first became prime minister but showed rare skill in handling multiple crises.

Australian PM Anthony Albanese said Ardern has led New Zealand with a mix of intellect, strength, insight and empathy.

Judge says case against former University of Kansas professor Feng 'Franklin' Tao had nothing to do with espionage.

UN peacekeepers made the 'gruesome discoveries' after receiving reports of attacks on civilians by a local armed group.

The secretive state claims 'remarkable successes' after upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

An emotional Ardern says February 7 will be her last day in office and that she will not seek re-election.

Millions of Chinese are taking advantage of the lifting of COVID-19 curbs to reconnect with family after years apart.

Zero-COVID left many Chinese families - overseas and at home - separated for years. Now, they can finally reunite.

Critics say the accusations against Iván Velásquez are the latest attack against anti-corruption officials in Guatemala.

Ron Wyden has said that state and local authorities have accessed data collections without court oversight.

The US Treasury said both sides agreed to enhance cooperation on climate change and the economy.

Failure to act on the climate crisis means 'parts of our planet will be uninhabitable' and 'a death sentence' for many.

The 'traumatic' attack occurred on Tuesday near a school in an isolated Alaska Native village in the northwest US.

Jerome Powell has mild symptoms and is working remotely while isolating at home.

Brazilian authorities have launched a probe to discover who financed the far-right effort to overturn the 2022 election.

Protests calling for change have taken place since the former president was impeached and arrested.

Justice dept says Anatoly Legkodymov operated the Hong Kong-registered Bitzlato exchange as a money laundering haven.

About 70,000 cattle have perished in a week as many provinces witness deep freeze amid a humanitarian crisis.

Speaking in Davos, Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud said a political settlement was needed to end the 8-year conflict.

Zelenskyy's wife Olena says a letter of invitation was handed to the Chinese delegation in Davos.

A new study of Greenland's ice cores indicates that rising temperatures bear the 'clear signature of global warming'.

Military leader Captain Ibrahim Traore said armed men are switching tactics to target more civilians.

The broad drop in sales together with subsiding inflation should lead to a slowdown in the pace of interest rate hikes.

The meeting is the first official US visit by Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu since Biden administration took office.

Russian leader's remarks come as Kyiv grapples with the loss of its interior minister in a deadly helicopter crash.

A retreat, a missile blitz and a helicopter crash were the low points of a horrible 47th week of the war for Ukraine.

Palestinian Salah Hammouri, whom Israel deported to France, plans to make his return to Jerusalem his life's work.

University says it is reviewing actions after art professor's contract not renewed amid student objection.

The layoffs, far larger than cuts by Microsoft last year, pile on to tens of thousands of tech-sector job cuts.

Denys Monastyrskyy was intent on shaking up policing system after years of scandals.

The delegation includes Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed and Sima Bahous, executive secretary of UN Women.

The rebels have been accused of flouting a ceasefire and making withdrawals critics consider to be mainly ceremonial.

Governing body suspends some of sport's biggest names ahead of formal hearing.