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Authorities in US West are in talks to cut water use as Colorado River faces historically low levels amid drought.

Western powers accuse Malian military, Russian mercenaries of crimes against humanity during fight against insecurity.

Green-hued comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) is visible with binoculars, telescopes - and in some areas, the naked eye.

The Campaign Against Arms Trade group says the weapons exports have contributed to the deaths of thousands of civilians.

The village's years-long legal battle with Israeli authorities for its survival has captured international attention.

Forty percent of Nigerien children are not registered with government after birth due to the cost and time of paperwork.

“I've never seen such political turmoil.”

Pope Francis' trip to the DRC is the first papal visit since John Paul II travelled there in 1985.

ADHRB says 'invisible wounds' are preventing political prisoners from resuming a normal life after arrest.

Court sentences 22 people to various prison terms over last year's unrest which left 21 people dead.

Experts say the fighter jets are at their best with radar support, and Kyiv would need advanced Western missiles.

HRW says Ukrainian forces 'extensively' scattered antipersonnel mines in Izyum, causing civilian casualties.

Tbilisi was a popular destination for Russians, many of them young men, who left the country to avoid being drafted.

People told to stay clear of the tiny capsule containing Caesium-137, which emits radiation equal to 10 X-rays per hour.

By vetoing the bill, the Conservative government in London exercised 'muscular unionism'.

Most of those killed in a suicide bombing at a Peshawar mosque were police, 52 injured people remain in hospital.

Authorities say 87 rhinos were killed last year compared with 45 in 2021, most poached from the country's largest park.

They will not affect global infection numbers or new variant spread but might be pushing an opaque China to open up.

Move would restructure federal response to treat virus as endemic public health threat, ending some government support.

The NATO secretary-general said the security concerns of the military alliance and Japan are 'closely interconnected'.

Activists and community leaders resist construction of multimillion dollar police training centre in forest.

The former footballer, who took office in 2018, says he will pursue growth and peace if he wins another term in October.

The head of the Catholic Church aims to help restore peace in two countries that have seen years of violence.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 342nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Journalists find it difficult to report in Hong Kong after imposition of national security law and crackdown on media.

Rebel fighters conducted separate attacks on Sunday and Monday, including 15 men killed after a minibus was stopped.

Fund says demand in the US and Europe has been stronger than expected, and that only the UK faces a recession.

Next month's meeting is focused on maritime security and will include exercises to tackle smuggling.

Democrats in the US House of Representatives issue a letter denouncing Peru's deadly crackdown against protesters.

The funding comes under a new programme which aims to help vulnerable middle-income countries and island states.

US will continue to prop up 'status quo', analysts say, as Blinken visits region following spate of deadly attacks.

Application for six-month US visa comes as Jair Bolsonaro faces accusations he helped incite riot in Brazil's capital.

President Zelenskyy had warned for weeks that Moscow sought to step up assaults after months of virtual stalemate.

The national field hockey team finished tied for ninth place at a home World Cup. What went wrong?

Kyiv calls for fighter jets after Germany agrees to allow the deployment of Leopard 2 tanks.

German minister says Brazil's new government offers 'great chance' to protect rainforest after widespread destruction.

Alliance of opposition parties presents 240-page programme ahead of presidential and parliamentary elections.

Structural changes are desperately needed, advocates say, as the US deals with another case of fatal police violence.

Led by Asia's richest man Gautam Adani, the group has locked horns with short seller Hindenburg Research.

Top US diplomat pays tribute to Israeli victims of attack in Jerusalem without mentioning Palestinians killed by Israel.

Since 2014, the conflict in Ukraine has been tightly linked to Putin's fear of an opposition-led challenge to his rule.

World's largest humanitarian network says strong preparedness systems 'severely lacking' despite three years of COVID.

Leader of India's main opposition party concludes cross-country 'unity' march in Kashmir.

President Zoran Milanovic has repeatedly criticised Western policies towards Russia and the Balkans.

In the midst of the biggest surge in prices in decades, food banks have become a feature of modern British life.

Liberation has not diminished the hardship for Kalynivske residents, both those returning and the ones who never left.

A blast at a mosque inside the police headquarters in Peshawar killed at least 32 worshippers and wounded 150 more.

Pope’s long-awaited visit to DRC and South Sudan where two of the world’s most neglected crises are ongoing.

Palestinians pledge to 'keep fighting' illegal Israeli occupation following largest military raid in Jenin since 2002.

Move comes after Zelenskyy adviser appeared to directly link Ukraine with attack on military facility in central Iran.