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Japanese organised crime boss and three Thais accused of trying to secure US-made weapons for Myanmar rebels, LTTE.

Indonesia is facing shortages as the Ukraine war and other factors send palm oil prices soaring.

Truckers and farm workers have blocked roads across Peru in anger over rising costs of food, fuel and fertiliser.

Several US legislators and administration officials also tested positive, but White House says Biden remains virus-free.

Legislation opens way for US to impose higher tariffs on Russian imports, including steel and aluminum products.

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch release joint report on atrocities in the Tigray region.

Work to clear rubble in Borodyanka has begun as Zelenskyy warns situation 'significantly more dreadful' than in Bucha

Relations with Beirut tense since last year after a former minister criticised Saudi Arabia's role in Yemen conflict.

Reports of atrocities by Russian forces in Bucha, Ukraine prompted US legislators to advance trade, energy penalties.

The motive for the shooting is not immediately clear, but Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is monitoring the situation.

Winners charted plight of Indigenous in Canada, Brazil and explored how Australian group fights fire with fire.

Heavy rains flooded a mining camp in Abriaqui, authorities say, as search for at least seven missing people continues.

General Mark Milley tells lawmakers it is his 'personal opinion' that the IRGC's Quds Force should not be delisted.

In intercepted radio messages, Russian soldiers said to talk about interrogating and killing soldiers and civilians.

Motive for the attack was not immediately clear but tensions have soared following the recent killings of 11 people.

Mainstreaming of far-right politics in France due to public 'pessimism' and acceptance of hardline views, analysts say.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the US will send new weapon systems to Ukraine as Russia continues attacks.

US prosecutors say the men offered Secret Service agents rent-free apartments and iPhones, among other expensive gifts.

Agreement could potentially unlock access to IMF funds if Lebanese authorities implement a series of reforms.

Many Puerto Ricans are without electricity, and some without water after a an island-wide blackout.

The tourism-reliant island nation faces one of its worst financial and political crises.

With the US Supreme Court potentially overturning Roe v Wade, Michigan governor seeks removal of the state's 1846 ban.

In Washington Post interview, former US president keeps door open for running for another White House term in 2024.

Belarusian president says his country must be involved in talks and that there can be no deal 'behind Belarus's back'.

Over half of Idlib province's four million residents have been displaced by Syria's civil war.

Colombia says its soldiers ‘neutralised’ FARC rebels in Puerto Leguizamo; rights groups say 11 civilians were killed.

There are growing concerns of potential alliances between the bandits and other armed groups like Boko Haram.

The four-week average for claims fell by 8,000 to 170,000 from the previous week.

If confirmed, Jackson would become the first Black woman in history to serve on the US Supreme court.

Ukraine's leader addresses Russian citizens as Russian attacks intensify in Ukraine's eastern regions.

As we review the events that unfolded in week 6, an expert says Russia may move now to take the port of Odesa.

Brandi Morin accompanied Indigenous survivors of Canada's church-run residential schools as they went to the Vatican.

'Everything changed in a moment,' one woman says, as more than 2,000 Ukrainians are in Tijuana waiting to enter the US.

A deadly knife attack took place at a holy shrine in northeastern Iranian city of Mashhad earlier this week.

After a year of talks in Vienna, the two sides seem to be close to restoring the nuclear deal they signed in 2015.

The West African country's government has a long history of disputes with the teachers union.

The rupee hit 188.14 to the US dollar as the country's top court prepared to deliver a verdict.

Through her drawings, 19-year-old Polina documents being displaced twice by war in Ukraine.

Investigative editor Alexey Kovalyov on Russian journalism, freedom of speech, and the war in Ukraine.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 43rd day, here is a look at the main developments.

Indigenous people gathered in Brasilia for a 10-day protest camp demanding better protection for their land and rights.

Release of former president comes as military court sentences another ex-president to life imprisonment.

101 East meets the Chinese hackers on the front lines of the US-China cyberwar.

Spain says meeting an opportunity to open a 'new stage' in ties with Morocco based on 'mutual respect'.

The clip, verified by the New York Times, was filmed north of the village of Dmytrivka, near the town of Bucha.

Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders order their foreign ministers to begin preparation of a future peace treaty.

Khashoggi's fiancee said she would appeal the decision that comes despite warnings from human rights groups.

The move comes after a group of EU countries expelled dozens of Russian diplomats this week over the war in Ukraine.

How France's swing to the right has altered the political landscape as its presidential election approaches.