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A United States judge ruled that Republican Abraham Hamadeh failed to prove claims about errors in vote counting.

New provisions to US Electoral Count Act make it more difficult for politicians to prevent peaceful transfer of power.

Caroline Ellison, Bankman-Fried's colleague, said she agreed with him to hide the loans from FTX investors.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he is 'sad' and 'disappointed' about widespread strikes but refuses to negotiate.

Bill boosts military spending by 10 percent to a total of $858bn, alongside $772.5bn for domestic programmes.

Donald Trump led 'multi-part conspiracy' to overturn 2020 elections that ended in deadly riot, US committee says.

Russian leader says the country's military-industrial complex should provide the army with everything they need.

COVID infections are rising in China and there are growing fears that new variants could emerge.

Frigid temperatures, snow and ice have upended travel plans and knocked out power to thousands of homes and businesses.

NDTV founders Radhika and Prannoy Roy made several unsuccessful attempts to block the takeover by Gautam Adani.

Gordon Brown urges more leaders in Islamic countries to denounce a move barring Afghan women from higher education.

Massive blaze near the tourist city of Vina del Mar has killed at least one person and destroyed about 200 homes.

While economic activity is slowing amid rising interest rates, it's not enough to discourage US Fed from more rises.

A merger would create a financial data and news giant, further firming up the world's 12th-richest man's stronghold.

Agreed settlement is largest in US data privacy class action and the biggest class action lawsuit for Meta.

earthrise meets some of the environmental campaigners and lawyers who are forcing systemic change through the courts.

Villages in the Donetsk region have seen heavy fighting, and now residents are facing a new threat: a bitter winter.

Violence from multiple armed groups in Burkina Faso has displaced more than two million people.

At least 23 people died after a mass storming of the border crossing between Morocco and the Spanish enclave.

Violence from the group has caused hundreds of thousands of people to flee in fear from the DRC's volatile east region.

The latest figures deviate significantly from official data sparking concerns over China's transparency on the issue.

The move comes after recent incidents of armed group activity in the country's north, near the border with Burkina Faso.

Meloni, who is in Baghdad on her first bilateral trip outside Europe, hailed Italy's support for Iraq.

Punjab Kings agreed to pay $2.23m for the all-rounder at the Indian cricket league's auction of players.

A court awarded Khalid a seven-day reprieve to attend his sister's wedding, after more than two years in jail.

What can an exhibition on 19th-century migrants in Berlin tell us about Germany's current relationship with migration?

The Museveni administration has repeatedly been accused of muzzling dissenting voices in the country since 1986.

The cabinet's nod for a 20-percent rise in military spending is a deviation from pacifist post-WWII self-defence policy.

Shell claimed the settlement for spills in the Niger Delta between 2004 and 2007 was not an admission of liability.

The historic global agreement at the UN conference to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030 is just the start.

More than 1,000 Border Force officers walk out at six airports over pay amid the cost-of-living crisis.

The United States braces for a cold snap as wind-chill temperatures could drop to dangerous levels far below zero.

A father and daughter’s journey through sadness and seafood.

Moscow warns it may cut production by 5-7 percent in early 2023 as energy war with the West deepens.

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan claims responsibility for explosion near police headquarters in Islamabad.

Family denies the Palestinian citizen of Israel had attempted to ram Israeli officers with a car in Kafr Qasim.

A 'once-in-a-generation' winter storm with temperatures as low as -40 degrees Celsius causes Christmas travel chaos.

The French serial killer preyed on Western tourists on the 'hippie trail' in Asia in the 1970s and 1980s.

He spent 19 years in jail in Nepal for two murders in 1975 and was freed given his age and for good behaviour.

Children are bearing the brunt of the world’s ills. Let’s ensure their voices are heard.

Wang Yi accuses the US of 'salami slicing' tactics and 'bullying' in a call with Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

UGTT says second round will cause chaos after a record-low turnout in the first round of parliamentary elections.

Latest launch comes days after joint air exercise by South Korean and US militaries.

Renowned economist Thomas Piketty on the politics of building global equality.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 303rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Strike comes as tech giant is facing disruption at its flagship iPhone plant in China after workers' protests.

Mass trial of Cambodia's opposition leaders and supporters results in guilty verdicts for all but one defendant.

Prices rise 3.7 percent in November amid growing expectations central bank will roll back huge stimulus.

'Our goal is not to spin the flywheel of military conflict,' Russian President Vladimir Putin said.