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Activists say the protesters were taken away from the protest site in a police vehicle and later released.

Shehbaz Sharif said the former prime minister is damaging the country with 'false and cheap conspiracies'.

The long-running licence plate row is stoking ethnic tensions between Serbia and its former province of Kosovo.

Olaf Scholz is the first Western leader to meet Xi Jinping since the Chinese president began his third term.

People join vigils across the country to remember the victims amid growing anger over the deadly Halloween crowd crush.

Russian forces continue to pound Ukrainian targets with missiles and drones, attacking cities and infrastructure.

The US secretary of state reaffirms US commitment to a two-state solution in call with President Mahmoud Abbas.

Tehran refutes US concerns that the same long-range ballistic technology could also be used to launch nuclear warheads.

Five of the six teams in Group 2 are still in the running for a top-two place and a spot in the semi-finals.

The firebombing of a processing centre in English town was ‘motivated by a terrorist ideology’, police say.

Rial hits a new all-time low amid ongoing protests and a lack of progress on the revival of the nuclear deal.

Jordan Bardella, a 27-year-old Le Pen protege, won nearly 85 percent of RN party members' votes.

Win sees England through to the semis, while hosts and defending champions Australia are knocked out.

Nike suspends its eight-year relationship with Brooklyn Nets guard after he apologised for promoting anti-Jewish film.

Ahead of Qatar 2022, here is a list of 10 biggest players to have played the World Cup.

Donald Trump-backed Mehmet Oz's Senate bid fails to produce enthusiasm seen with previous Muslim firsts in US.

Group of 134 developing nations plans to fight at climate summit for a crucial loss and damage financial facility.

Authorities launch criminal proceedings after man allegedly fired a flare gun, setting the nightclub on fire.

Incident comes weeks after more than 130 people, including 40 children, died in a football stadium crush in Java.

Tehran says it ‘won’t be indifferent’ if Russia is proven to have used its unmanned aerial vehicles in the war.

Over 1.3 million children under 5 are likely suffering acute malnourishment in northeast Nigeria, according to the UN.

Antony Blinken says if Vladimir Putin is unable to take Ukraine by force he will try to 'freeze it into submission'.

Twisters rip through parts of Texas and Oklahoma, injuring dozens and destroying homes and buildings.

Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was shot dead by an Israeli sniper in May but no one has been held accountable.

Leftist leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is set to govern Latin America’s biggest economy for a third time.

At least one B-1B aircraft participated in joint US-South Korea air force exercises, Seoul says.

Sauli Niinisto discusses Russia’s possible reaction following his country’s pledge to join NATO.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 255th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Statement from Chinese leader Xi Jinping comes after a series of threats as Russia's war in Ukraine intensifies.

In the self-appointed land of the free, reproductive freedom was never fully born. You might even say it was aborted.

From La Liga and Serie A to MLS Cup final, here are today's top football matches.

Argentina seemed favourites to host but Chile lobbied FIFA's member nations and eventually landed rights to host it.

The European Union has accused the Wagner Group of serious human rights abuses in Ukraine, Africa, Syria, and Libya.

The election is expected to see stiff competition for new voters as 5 million names have been added to voter lists.

Members of the Cuninico community blocked passage of a tourist boat to draw government attention to a toxic oil spill.

Beijing and Moscow had 'bent over backwards' to justify North Korea's violations of UN sanctions, US ambassador says.

It follows week of chaos, uncertainty about the company's future under new owner Elon Musk, days ahead of US midterms.

A strong job market will make it tougher for the Federal Reserve to curb inflation which is at multi-decade high.

Union denounces legislation banning strikes, imposing contracts on 55,000 workers as 'trampling' on their rights.

Russia could be preparing to withdraw from parts of the Kherson region, which it claims to have annexed.

Barrack had been accused of using his access to former US President Donald Trump to secretly act on behalf of the UAE.

The shooting of Pakistan's former prime minster Imran Khan has created a new political crisis for the country.

The former PM also said that the shooting will not deter him from continuing a protest march towards the capital.

US and Canada accuse current and former presidents of Haiti's Senate of corruption, aiding illegal activities of gangs.

The Greek government came under fire after it emerged that the secret service was secretly surveilling politicians.

Stefania Maurizi says the whistleblowing organisation is key in revealing 'state criminality at the highest level'.

Oslo rebuffs Rome's claim it should take charge of people rescued by NGO vessels flying its flag.

Residents in Ukraine's capital try to cope with Russia's attacks targeting critical infrastructure.

'I will very, very, very probably do it again,' former US president tells supporters in Iowa ahead of midterm elections.