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The Pentagon says the Phoenix Ghost tactical unmanned aerial system was designed mainly for striking targets.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 58th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Ghosn staged an audacious getaway, being smuggled out of Japan in an audio equipment case on a private jet, in 2019.

Orthodox Christians, the largest religious group in Russia and Ukraine, celebrate Easter on Sunday.

Israeli police enter compound firing rubber bullets and stun grenades in latest raid on the Muslim holy site.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan fall 1.1 percent in morning trade

Governor Yi Gang's remarks come as central bank adopts measured easing in the face of rising economic risks.

Tiny Pacific nation's underdevelopment leaves it open to influence by bigger powers, local figures say.

Outgoing South Korean President Moon Jae-in said he will keep working towards reconciliation after retiring next month.

After a walkout over the Russia-Ukraine war, Indonesia is working out its strategy for the group's November summit.

A look at India's consumption patterns through lives of a few waste-pickers in one of India's largest rubbish dump.

UN health body says Paxlovid 'strongly recommended' for patients with non-severe disease at risk of hospital admission.

We gather the numbers from the week's biggest economic and business news stories so you can impress your friends.

Human Rights First says asylum seekers were jailed on average for 3.7 months after being allowed into the United States.

New assistance includes artillery, drones and ammunition, as US seeks to help Ukrainians adapt to new phase of war.

US company says mass grave site in Manhush village has expanded in recent weeks to contain more than 200 new graves.

US authorities accuse Juan Orlando Hernandez of receiving millions in bribes as part of a drug-trafficking scheme.

The US judge said the prison term was necessary for others to be warned against abusing government programmes.

Wagner Group founder benefitted from Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea, the EU says.

US says Ukrainian forces still hold ground in Mariupol, despite Vladimir Putin saying Russia 'liberated' besieged city.

Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen go head-to-head on several critical issues.

The Dead Sea has been dropping one metre each year, causing sinkholes and other problems for the agricultural sector.

Pledging not to seek revenge for US assassination of Revolutionary Guard Corp leader is 'a fantasy', elite force says.

Lawmakers triggered an investigation into whether Johnson lied to Parliament about breaking COVID-19 lockdown rules.

Incumbent French president and his far-right challenger hit the road as they seek to woo voters before Sunday election.

Supreme Court justices say denying benefits to residents of Puerto Rico does not violate their constitutional rights.

Remarks seen as confirmation that China will stick to stance of not criticising Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Black legislators protest as state legislature endorses Governor Ron DeSantis's proposal to change US congressional map.

Florida's whirlwind legislative action could have major consequences for US-based Disney.

President Nayib Bukele says his gov't is stamping out gang violence, but experts document pattern of arbitrary arrests.

Arab League: 'Al-Aqsa and Haram al Sharif in all its area is a sole place of worship for Muslims.'

Did powerful political figures in Thailand sabotage a landmark human trafficking case?

Unprecedented 51 percent of Swedes voice support to join the Western military alliance as Russia-Ukraine war rages.

The service, which eclipsed 100,000 subscribers in its first week, succumbed to cost cutting by the firm’s new bosses.

At same time, Biden administration discourages Ukrainians from trying to enter US through southern border with Mexico.

The Tesla CEO last week announced an offer to buy the social media company for $54.20 per share, or about $43bn.

Here is how Russia's chain of command would work in the event of a nuclear weapon launch.

Vagit Alekperov joins a long list of Russian CEOs who have stepped down after being targeted with Western sanctions.

US to send more heavy artillery, ammunition and drones to Kyiv, Joe Biden says, as it bans Russian ships from its ports.

The requirement, which applies to non US citizens and residents, was first put in place in November of last year.

Tesla led gains in the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 after posting record profits that blew past estimates.

The Chinese embassy in Rwanda said in a statement that it had 'taken note' of the ruling.

Druze-majority Sweida has stayed relatively neutral in Syria's war, but recent protests have led to punishments.

Africa can contribute much to the African American agenda and vice-versa.

The former US first family’s production firm, Higher Ground, is in talks with potential partners including Amazon.

Initial claims for state jobless benefits declined 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 184,000 for the week ended April 16.

South African president calls for a 'negotiated end' to the conflict as he continues a delicate balancing act.

Victor Gubarev's daughter saw his lifeless body after a fateful journey to buy a loaf of bread.

London-based tennis tournament announced the player ban in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

People in Khost say those killed in air raids were civilians as Pakistan yet to confirm if it was behind deadly attacks.