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Lightfoot fails to qualify for runoff in mayoral race, where crime in the third largest US city was a top concern.

Experts say many Arab governments see last month's earthquake disaster as reason to deepen engagement with al-Assad.

The persisting lack of clarity has led to wide-ranging speculation as to who is poisoning the students.

Several 'UFOs' have hovered above Russia in recent days, worrying pro-Kremlin figures.

Deal resolves claims related to first responders sharing photos of fatal helicopter crash that killed Bryant, 8 others.

The months-long tensions between Tehran and Berlin reaches a new stage with both sides resorting to diplomatic action.

A World War II decree is used to take land from Hungarians and Germans in what amounts to collective punishment.

A manicurist and her husband in Buenos Aires take on extra work where they can as living costs fluctuate and rise.

Demonstrations are expected to intensify after what protest organisers dub a day of disruption.

The Israeli military has been accused by Palestinians of standing by while settlers rampaged through villages this week.

The announcement came in the form of an email sent to customers in Qatar on Monday.

The mummy was in the isothermal bag the man had once used to deliver food to people's homes.

One man’s journey to discover his Bektashi roots reveals a religious order that suffered centuries of oppression.

Mazjoob is the 125th protester killed in weekly protests launched after the October 2021 coup.

Vietnam's Communist Party has nominated Vo Van Thuong, 52, as the country's next president, according to sources.

Last month's earthquakes led to suggestions that Turkey's parliamentary and presidential elections would be postponed.

Crackdown leaves poor families in Assam without main breadwinner as campaigners say arrests wrong way to tackle issue.

President Ranil Wickremesinghe is facing a backlash over steep tax hikes and spending cuts imposed to get IMF funding.

Storm uproots trees and forces evacuations with power cuts reported in the Pacific island nation's capital.

The Saudi government is leading an effort to reduce obesity levels in the kingdom, with one in five Saudi adults obese.

Election officials declared governing party candidate Bola Tinubu the winner of Nigeria's presidential election.

A total of 25 Chinese warplanes and three warships were monitored operating off the Taiwanese coast.

Indian officials hope the meeting, also being held amid US-China tensions, will not overlook food and climate security.

The 70-year-old has won the presidency of Africa's most populous nation with 8.8 million votes.

Effects of the war are still being felt in one of the world’s poorest countries as inflated prices eat into budgets.

Multiple train cars derailed and at least three burst into flames after the collision near the town of Tempe.

Supreme Court says elections for provincial assemblies in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa must be held within 90 days.

FBI Director Christopher Wray accuses China of thwarting efforts to identify the origin of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Six countries issue joint statement over clashes around town of Lascanood between Somaliland and local clan forces.

Tinubu, national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has won the popular vote in the disputed election.

New committee's efforts to counter Beijing are likely to put pressure on US President Joe Biden to take a firmer line.

Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index hits its highest reading since 2012 after Beijing's lifting of COVID curbs.

Community-run recycling centre is being credited with transforming Nusa Lembongan's once-polluted beaches and waterways.

As corporations fail to deliver on climate pledges, environmentalists turn to litigation.

The Modi govt brought in laws that helped the Adani Group keep its 'coal-scam era' deals.

Rescue effort under way after passenger train carrying 350 people collided with a cargo train near city of Larissa.

New report from Amnesty Intl, Global Witness and Burma Campaign UK reveals new shipments of fuel despite air raids.

Remarks come as legislation to ban the Chinese-owned app in the United States is making its way through Congress.

Top-down policy initiatives fail to account for a society whose attitudes towards women have changed little over time.

Murdoch's testimony has been unsealed as part of a defamation lawsuit brought by a US-based voting machine company.

The plan requires firms that want subsidies to share future profits with government and provide childcare for employees.

An estimated 80 wildfires have struck the country since January, with blazes approaching the populous Santiago de Cuba.

'There's currently more democracy in Mexico than in the United States,' Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says.

Nishad Singh says he knew by mid-2022 that FTX funds were being borrowed by its sister firm without customer knowledge.

As Putin asked the FSB to bolster security, Moscow said it is open to peace talks, but will not give up annexed regions.

The UK's leader has been negotiating with the EU to replace the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador announced the decision on Tuesday following a call with Elon Musk.

Two people have died and 568 non-fatal cases have been reported in the earthquake-hit areas of northwestern Syria.

The move comes a day after the US gave federal agencies 30 days to wipe TikTok off all government devices.

Snow, high winds, tornadoes cause damage across US with another massive winter storm brewing.