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The season's first Manchester derby is set to take place at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Protesters target France's embassy and march in Ouagadougou carrying the Russian flag.

Imran Khan faces several cases due to his remarks against police officials and a judge made at a rally last month.

Rights activists and carers are filling the gap as the war creates huge challenges in accessing disability support.

The death toll is likely to increase in wake of the stampede at Kanjuruhan Stadium in the eastern city of Malang.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 221st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Voters are choosing the members of the shared Bosnian presidency, parliament deputies, and Republika Srpska's president.

The trailer was carrying about 40 people, mostly women and children, in the city of Kanpur in Utter Pradesh province.

Bulgarians are voting in their fourth general election in less than two years, amid soaring inflation.

A look at some of the major disasters in football stadiums over the last 40 years.

Queen Elizabeth's passing should provoke a self-examination of our own role in preserving colonial heritage.

A landmine-free world should be the UN’s 18th Sustainable Development Goal.

Death toll expected to rise as rescuers look for survivors of Ian, one of the most powerful storms to hit the US.

Siamak Namazi, who was convicted of spying, released from detention amid reported US-Iran talks on prisoner releases.

Police fire tear gas after fans invade pitch in East Java, triggering a stampede that killed and injured hundreds.

Moscow says troops withdrawn from key city of Lyman to 'advantageous lines' following encirclement by Ukrainian forces.

Prisoner swap is a rare gesture of goodwill by President Nicholas Maduro as he looks to rebuild relations with the US.

Burkina Faso's military leader was deposed on Friday in the second coup this year.

France 'firmly denies' any involvement of its army in an alleged counteroffensive plan by toppled leader Damiba.

At least 31 people were confirmed dead, including 27 people in Florida mostly from drowning.

Iran's state-run IRNA news says 32 Guard members, including volunteer Basiji forces, were also wounded in the clashes.

Ihor Murashov arrested outside the Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility by Russian troops and he hasn't been heard from since.

Kharkiv's governor says attack on a civilian convoy in Kupyansy district is 'сruelty that can’t be justified'.

Demonstrators and security forces clash during rally remembering the uprising three years ago.

Brazil’s presidential candidates are fighting digital battles ahead of the vote. Plus, Nicaragua’s hostile media space.

Dozens of women have protested to call for more protection for the ethnic Hazara community in the wake of the attack.

AU chief joins regional leaders in condemning military leader Damiba's removal in a coup - the second since January.

Power outages have reportedly led Havana to make rare request to US for emergency assistance.

Protests were recorded across several cities on Saturday, with Iranians abroad also organising demonstrations.

Court dismissed Maasai's case over eviction from ancestral lands but rights groups call it a blow for Indigenous rights.

His 2018 win had supposedly put 'socialism' on trial. On Sunday, Brazil's leader faces his own indictment from voters.

Morocco has accused Adidas of appropriating Moroccan culture in its new collection for Algeria's national football team.

UK government has introduced tax cuts to kick-start the economy. The IMF warns the plan could stoke soaring inflation.

Nicaragua accuses the Netherlands of 'repeated meddling', after it barred the US envoy from entering the country.

Domestic flight from capital Naypyidaw to Kayah state hit by bullets at a height of about 1,000 metres (3,280 feet).

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari discusses Pakistan's recovery plan after floods devastated one-third of the country.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 220th day, we take a look at the main developments.

At least two massive underwater blasts caused this week's damage to the Baltic Sea gas pipelines and methane leaks.

Resolution called for condemnation of 'illegal' referendums in Ukraine and for states to not recognise border changes.

Mexico estimates that 2.2 percent of the nearly 40 million guns made annually in the US are smuggled across its border.

Japanese official reported that the missiles travelled 400km (250 miles) and at a maximum altitude of 50km (30 miles).

Nicaraguan Vice President Rosario Murillo says decision due to new US ambassador's 'interfering' attitude.

The spending suggests that the US economy is resilient despite high inflation and wild swings in the stock market.

The United States has been forced to turn to foreign manufacturers to boost formula supplies since February.

Major leaks from Nord Stream gas pipelines off the coasts of Denmark and Sweden have been blamed on sabotage.

US stocks are in a free fall as recession fears and a slew of uncertainties return after a brief late summer rally.

Hurricane Ian leaves a trail of destruction in the southeastern United States.

Bill vetoed by Gavin Newsom would have imposed variety of limits on a practice UN expert says can be a form of torture.

Revived Hurricane Ian makes landfall north of Charleston, South Carolina, bringing powerful winds and more flooding.