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The US Treasury Department has accused Emmerson Mnangagwa Jr of ties to sanctioned businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei.

The deals are among the largest in a wave of proposed and finalised settlements over opioids in recent years.

Critics warn looming end of Title 42 immigration policy could lead to more crossings along the US-Mexico border.

The Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe is the second-most-visited Catholic shrine in the world after St Peter's.

Zelenskyy also appeals to G7 for tanks, artillery and long-range weapons as Russia maintains barrage of attacks.

Prosecutor tells US jury that far-right group members plotted to stop transfer of power and keep Donald Trump in office.

In October, the US published a sweeping set of export controls aimed at kneecapping China's semiconductor sector.

Russia stands accused of sending Iranian-made drones over Ukraine to strike at power plants, other key infrastructure.

Fans gathered at Doha's Corniche in support of Argentina's football team ahead of the semifinal.

Messi set to become joint record appearance-maker in World Cup history when Argentina take on Croatia in the semifinal.

The splashdown ends a 25-day mission less than a week after the capsule passed about 127km above the Moon.

Tensions rise in the Balkans with attacks on police, mass police resignations and delayed elections.

Mayor of Richmond, Virginia, ordered Confederate symbols removed amid 2020 racial justice protests across US.

The EU may avoid an energy crisis this year but needs to take action to prevent a shortage next year, IEA and EU say.

When footballer Frank Soo stepped out at Ninian Park in 1942, he became the first non-white player to represent England.

Nigeria's government denounced a Reuters report of clandestine abortion scheme as a 'body of insults' against Nigerians.

Break in tradition comes as Russia's war in Ukraine falters and its economy struggles under the weight of sanctions.

Ahead of Tuesday's match, Scaloni and his team reveal cautious optimism.

The government’s eight-month state of exception has seen civil liberties suspended and tens of thousands imprisoned.

Fairytale run to the semi-finals has seen the Atlas Lions create footballing history but now France await.

When Border Patrol pursuits of migrant vehicles have led to accidents, an opaque unit has been among those responding.

The US knows what it wants from Africa — it is not democracy. Does Africa know what it wants from the US?

The move comes a week after more than 260 people were handed jail terms of between two to three years.

The French president delays the announcement of his divisive pension reform plans from this week to January.

Telkes was an innovative scientist recognised for her contributions to the solar energy technologies.

The former Guinean strongman is being charged alongside 10 other officials for their roles in the gruesome massacre.

As attacks mount, advocates say the government must do more to combat hate speech and gun crimes.

At least three attackers killed by security forces after they open fire at the hotel in central Kabul, says an official.

Two coal plants are on standby while heavy snowfall blankets parts of the UK, disrupting transportation.

Russia is among the nations that supply India with asbestos, a substance banned in several countries.

England snatch a 26-run victory against Pakistan in the second Test in Multan to take an unbeatable 2-0 lead.

Tehran’s new sanctions deal with the assassination of Iran’s top general Qassem Soleimani by the US.

President Ramaphosa could survive an impeachment vote this week but seeking re-election could be harder.

Viktor Bout was freed last week from a 25-year US prison sentence in swap for basketball star Brittney Griner.

Qatar, the Gulf state that is alleged to be behind the scandal, rejects any attempts to associate it with the misconduct

Controversial armed group emerged from being a murky guns-for-hire enterprise to a public extension of the Russian army.

In the northern town of Djibo, 370,000 people are trapped by a continuing blockade - largely cut off from food and aid.

Jana Majdi Zakarneh, 16, was shot dead while standing on the roof of her home during an Israeli military raid on Jenin.

Iran has signalled more executions could be carried out amid condemnation by rights groups.

At 37, he's not scoring as much as he used to. Can being on the bench bring out the best of what he can offer now?

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 292nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Bali Governor Wayan Koster says authorities will not check marital status of those checking in at tourist accommodation.

'I think now the world is with Morocco,' coach Walid Regragui said, comparing the team's run to the iconic boxing movie.

Postcolonialism is threatening the German state’s perception of its national identity and that of Israel.

Ukrainian governor Serhiy Haidai claimed a 'huge number' died in a strike on hotel where Russian mercenaries were based.

“There’s no hiding from it, it hurts,” England’s captain said on social media about his World Cup penalty miss.

Finance Minister Su Jain-rong makes remarks in response to question about risks of investing in China.

Ukrainian president holds talks with US, French and Turkish presidents amid fierce, protracted battles on eastern front.

Two teenagers killed in Andahuaylas, where protesters tried to storm the city's airport, say authorities.