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Pressure from US, EU and other observers mounts after death of detained opposition leader Hugo Torres on Saturday.

Bennett to hold talks with Bahraini Crown Prince and Prime Minister Salman bin Hamad al-Khalifa on bilateral ties.

Indigenous women in Canada are seven times more likely than non-Indigenous women to be murdered, advocacy group says.

As tensions with Russia escalate, some older Ukrainian women are ready to do whatever it takes to defend their nation.

Texas's attorney general has accused Facebook's parent of unlawfully collecting biometric data for commercial reasons.

The US has paused shipments from one of Mexico's key regions pending a probe into a threat made to a food inspector.

Global benchmark Brent for April settlement jumped to $96.54 a barrel while WTI for March delivery rose to $95.50.

Russian foreign minister urges Putin to continue talks on resolving standoff with Western powers over Ukraine.

Ambassadors from Gulf countries meet the Afghan foreign minister as he seeks funding to tackle a humanitarian crisis.

Busiest US-Canada border crossing is re-opened, but protests in Ottawa swell as authorities struggle to gain control.

Powerful men in uniform and suits are responsible for the truckers debacle. They have to be held to account.

Save the Children says almost one fifth of 1,400 surveyed families say they have to send their children to work.

At least one protester killed, medics say, as thousands rally to demand the release of prisoners, reject military rule.

Wall Street is poised for another whiplash week.

Waseem was arrested and later sentenced to life in prison for strangling Qandeel Baloch for her social media posts.

Countries including Poland, Romania brace for potential arrival of thousands from Ukraine amid tensions with Russia.

As climate change continues to devastate rural areas, young women are moving to urban centres - and into prostitution.

Ahead of green bond debut, Public Investment Fund was handed an $80bn stake in Aramco.

Iran hands in its final package of proposals and says key decisions require political action from Western countries.

Al Futtaim, who died in December, rose from working as a bank clerk to creating a $16bn dollar business empire.

A coalition of South African worker unions has rejected the latest offer from mining company Sibanye-Stillwater.

Three people have been arrested on suspicion of attempting to defraud HMRC in first probe involving NFT seizure.

What is going on in Yemen and is the war getting worse?

Finally, a Western streaming platform releases an Arabic-language feature that does not talk about war or terror.

Leaders of the Coporaque district promise to continue to block the road leading to Las Bambas copper mine.

Airlines have stayed clear of eastern Ukraine since 2014 after MH17 was shot down.

Ankara and Abu Dhabi seem to be mending relations as both leaders promise increased regional cooperation.

Man attacked police officers on patrol at the station early on Monday morning.

Valieva can compete in the Olympic women's event from Tuesday after CAS upheld the lifting of a provisional suspension.

The Los Angeles Rams won the Super Bowl in dramatic fashion on Sunday, beating the Cincinnati Bengals.

The move comes as a long-running dispute between the two nuclear-armed nations remains unresolved.

Two stories of resilience in Paraguay - a truck driver who takes on the weather and a cowboy who loves his rough life.

Beijing residents lament the absence of foreign spectators but say the Winter Games ambience is still there.

Residents say bombing targeted a ground station for satellites near the telecommunication ministry in Yemen's capital.

Biden signed order to free $7.1bn in Afghan assets to be divided between 9/11 victims and humanitarian aid to Afghans.

Mohamed al-Faki is a Sovereign Council member who dealt with dismantling Omar al-Bashir's political, financial network

The next generation of shots will offer a broader and more robust immune response.

The move comes as New Delhi has been struggling to contain rising prices of edible oils.

The Rams came back from 20-13 down early in the third quarter to claim a second Super Bowl title.

Small business owners are facing the third year of the pandemic with no clear end in sight to forced closures, curfews.

Scholz visits Kyiv, Moscow to try to defuse escalating tensions; US, Ukraine leaders reiterate commitment to diplomacy.

Clashes erupted after Israeli soldiers prepared to demolish the home of a man accused of killing an Israeli in December.

Residents express increasing frustration with group of a few hundred occupying areas near parliament for a second week.

Southeast Asian country says it will lift curbs on flights with all markets starting February 15.

Northern Mariana Islands says proposal for wastewater from stricken plant to be stored on site must be considered.

The US will respond 'swiftly and decisively' against Russian aggression, US president tells his Ukrainian counterpart.

Journalists in Kashmir say archives are disappearing from local papers calling it deliberate pattern 'to twist history'.

As tension runs high in Ukraine, Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin have spoken yet again.

Scuffles broke out as Itamar Ben Gvir of the far-right Religious Zionism alliance opened an office in Sheikh Jarrah.

After Dutch KLM cancels flights, Ukrainian charter airline SkyUp redirects a flight due to leasing company's concerns.