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The 32-year-old Strickland, who made a stir with controversial comments, wins unanimous five-round decision.

Moroccans mourn the victims of an earthquake that killed more than 2,000 people as rescue teams race to find survivors.

More than 2,000 people have died in Moroccos's deadliest earthquake in more than 60 years.

More than 10,000 people marched along the A12 highway into The Hague, ignoring warnings from authorities not to do so.

Moroccans in Moulay Brahim village mourn neighbours who perished in the devastating earthquake.

Niger says France is gathering troops, equipment in Senegal, Ivory Coast and Benin with a view to military intervention.

Nearly 2,000 people die by suicide every day. Yet, many nations punish those who need help. Finally, that's changing.

The extent of damage and casualties from the rival attacks in Kyiv and Crimea are not immediately clear.

As the war enters its 564th day, these are the main developments.

Brazilian president says Russian leader will be invited to the G20 meeting in Rio de Janeiro next year.

The 19-year-old American wins the US Open women's singles title with 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 victory over Belarus's Sabalenka.

The magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit remote High Atlas mountain region, killing 2,012 people and leaving many homeless.

US President Biden and Vietnam's Communist Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong expected to agree new partnership.

Global price reaches nine-month high after decision is announced.

Members of the Fatah Movement and a Palestinian group had agreed to a ceasefire but fighting erupted again on Saturday.

Buthelezi, a veteran South African politician, who was once a rival to former President Nelson Mandela, has passed away.

G20 leaders agree on joint declaration despite differences between the West and Russia over the war in Ukraine.

The Iraqi parliament has the biggest number of women MPs since 2003 and yet this has not helped women's rights at all.

The ambitious rail and shipping project, which is seen as a counter to China's economic clout, announced at G20 summit.

Opposition takes surprise lead over incumbent Ibrahim Mohamed Solih in a poll closely watched by India and China.

Deadly earthquake's epicentre was recorded in the High Atlas Mountains in an area not usually associated with temblors.

While Wimbledon's crowds are noticeably white, the US Open is a multicultural microcosm of the city that hosts it.

Condolences and offers of support pour in from around the world after Morocco's deadly earthquake.

Images of toppled structures and debris emerge after the deadly earthquake tore through the UNESCO World Heritage site.

Al Hilal's Neymar scored his 78th and 79th goals for Brazil in a 5-1 World Cup qualifying demolition of Bolivia.

Eighty years since WWII, we examine the fragility of historical memory and a rise in Holocaust revisionism in Europe.

UN secretary-general warns against decoupling of world economy, discusses other issues overshadowing India's G20 summit.

The epicentre of late Friday's tremor was near the town of Ighil in al-Haouz province, southwest of Marrakesh.

African leaders called on wealthy nations to invest in the continent at the first Africa Climate Summit in Kenya.

Paramilitary group the Worker-Peasant Red Guards - with 5.7 million members - featured prominently in parade.

A magnitude 6.8 earthquake has not been seen in the country and surrounding areas in more than 120 years.

It's the biggest diplomatic extravaganza India has hosted in 40 years. The Modi government is soaking in the attention.

As the war enters its 563rd day, these are the main developments.

The death of Bolivar Vera is the latest in a string of political violence as Ecuador struggles with high homicide rates.

Conservationists use visual data from camera traps to create individual 'ID cards' for Vietnam's elusive elephants.

Record numbers have crossed the Darien Gap, a strip of jungle between Panama and Colombia once seen as impassable.

The Biden administration says it is seeking civil forfeiture of nearly one million barrels of seized Iranian oil.

Armenia and Azerbaijan have accused each other of moving troops to the border.

The use of the amphetamine captagon has been the focus of much government attention, but crystal meth use is increasing.

Four remain missing as torrential rains from Monday evening to Thursday forced thousands to be evacuated.

Karem Abu Salem crossing closed on Monday after authorities said explosives were found hidden in a clothing shipment.

Outcome of Saturday's presidential election could be key to India and China's battle for influence in the Indian Ocean.

Panel also recommended charges against two ex-US senators from Georgia over effort to overturn 2020 vote, report shows.

Gordon Herbert's side will now face Serbia on Sunday for the World Cup title.

US and Indian leaders promise support for 'free, open' Asia-Pacific region as countries seek to counter rise of China.

UN says world not on track to meet the long-term goals the Paris Agreement, including capping global warming at 1.5C.

Criticism of al-Assad has been growing in Sweida since demonstrations began in mid-August over end of fuel subsidies.

The Turkish operator Karpower is one of three sources of electricity to Sierra Leone's capital city.

On 50-year anniversary of Pinochet-led coup, Chileans are confronting national trauma of thousands forcibly disappeared.