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The opposition says the law may shield incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu from any fallout from his corruption trials.

Reports say the titles of the conversations were visible but the substance of other users' conversations was not.

Afghanistan's new leaders believe in dialogue and an exchange of ideas. But it takes two hands to clap.

Armour-piercing ammunition emits low levels of radiation after exploding but is not considered a nuclear weapon.

Another 28 people were still missing after a boat headed for Europe capsized off the coast of Tunisia.

PLA says the USS Milius's intrusion into its territorial waters undermined regional peace and stability.

Election panel moves April 30 vote to October after PM Shehbaz Sharif's government refuses to provide necessary funds.

Only a few banks have some problems and it's better to 'nip that in the bud', Citi CEO Jane Fraser says.

Australia’s 122-year-old constitution does not acknowledge the Indigenous population as country's original inhabitants.

The US president's highlighting of the Uighurs comes at a time of strong tension between Washington and Beijing.

Taliban decision-making over the past 20 months reveals where Afghanistan is headed - towards an impoverished autocracy.

Getting professional polishing of family copper before the Islamic holy fasting month is a long-held custom in Tunisia.

Dozens of TikTok creators lobbying on Capitol Hill in favour of the platform as legislators are set to grill its CEO.

Taiwanese minister suggests Honduras demanded a 'high price' to maintain relations with Taiwan over China.

Saudi Arabia's Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud held a call with Iran's Hossein Amir-Abdollahian.

Eight celebrities accused of illegally touting tokens in case involving Chinese crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun.

International court's comments follow ex-Russian president's threat to hit tribunal with hypersonic missiles.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 393rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Top US diplomat expresses doubt that deepening relations between Beijing and Moscow are based on 'conviction'.

World Bank said the figure of $411bn over the next 10 years should be considered a minimum as the war continues.

Ex-mayor Jean Morose Viliena has also been fined $15.5m in a civil suit for alleged armed violence in Les Irois, Haiti.

As armed groups continue to jostle for power, the Red Cross reports a six-year high in civilians injured by explosives.

Canada's population surged by more than 1 million in the past year, the largest spike since post-World War II baby boom.

Families call for sanctions on Tunisian officials, including Saeid, after a wave of arrests of opposition figures.

Ukraine's president says Russian attacks, which killed at least nine people, will not go unanswered.

The Fed has continued its cycle of rate increases aimed at stemming inflation but indicated pause could be on horizon.

China's president says his country and Russia are driving global geopolitical change.

Police allege that a criminal network planned to kidnap and murder government officials in coordinated attacks.

A dog chew toy that references the whiskey brand has sparked a dispute over trademarks and creative expression in US.

The former prime minister has denied lying about flaunting COVID-19 rules at 10 Downing Street during lockdown.

An independent team will investigate whether UK forces carried out extrajudicial killings of Afghan civilians.

Soldiers killed as clashes erupt after new attack by the Houthis in Marib province, reports say.

In a study of 4,000 participants, the vaccine showed efficacy of 85.3 percent 14 to 28 days after a booster vaccination.

Moscow's move comes after high-level visits by rivals China and Japan to both sides of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Latest storm across California come after months of heavy rain and snowfall that battered the western US state.

Protesters try to break through a fence leading to the government headquarters in central Beirut.

Security forces fire tear gas at protesting crowds rallying in Beirut against worsening economic conditions.

The former Real Madrid and Arsenal player was a key member of Germany's World Cup-winning side in Brazil in 2014.

The delisting is a prerequisite to TPLF's participation in an interim regional gov't after the end of Ethiopia's war.

Foundation run by Kunda Bachhav and Vaishali Bhamre in Maharashtra's Nashik helps over 80 poor girls continue studies.

The attack in Birmingham comes weeks after a similar incident in London, in which the suspect went on the run.

Countries have increased scrutiny over the use of TikTok citing national security concerns.

As the Muslim holy month of Ramadan is about to begin, here is how to wish someone Ramadan Mubarak in various languages.

The recommendation is in protest against the actions of Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.

Agadez, previously a major migration route before smuggling was criminalised in Niger, is home to many footballers.

New Palestinian armed groups are emerging in the occupied West Bank and challenging the Israeli occupation.

Three of the eight confirmed cases are receiving treatment even as 161 contacts are being monitored, according to WHO.

Many Arabs saw Saddam as a strongman who stood up to the West, but most Iraqis despised his brutal authoritarianism.

Authorities offer no immediate explanation for the collapse of the building in Doha.

Overall inflation for food and non-alcoholic drinks rose to 18.0 per cent, its highest since 1977.