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Prosecutors say they will not charge ex-Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani after probe into his dealings with Ukraine figures.

Founder Sam Bankman-Fried was once hailed 'a winner' and is now being referred to as a 'rogue actor'.

Multiple Israeli news outlets say US authorities informed Israel that they will probe Al Jazeera journalist's killing.

The resolution recommends member states create an international register to record evidence and claims against Russia.

A Tesla shareholder aims to prove that Musk used his dominance over Tesla's board to dictate terms of the 2018 package.

UNRWA needs a capital investment of $200m in the next three years to help restore depleted assets.

The blast, which killed six people and wounded 81, revives grim memories of a series of attacks from 2015 to 2017.

Residents endure drought, decades of conflict and lower rainfall along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.

Brazil's incoming president has pledged to rejoin the global climate fight, but experts say many challenges lay ahead.

Cuts will focus on its devices unit, which houses voice-assistant Alexa, as well as retail and human resources units.

Ethiopian government and rebels pledge to speed up aid in war-torn Tigray.

Ariel Henry dismisses government ministers, commissioner as Canada imposes new sanctions against Haitian gang leader.

US seeks information leading to disruption of Somalia-based group's finances as it intensifies attacks.

Bonaventure Island just offshore of Quebec offers scientists a rare chance to study climate change effects on seabirds.

The Kremlin says the two spy chiefs held talks in Turkey at the request of the US.

Along with the Arab world, Africa will celebrate, too — no matter the racism and bigotry that the West throws at Qatar.

White House says leaders discussed Taiwan, cooperation, competition and human rights at summit in Bali, Indonesia.

The film, which received accolades for the portrayal of a trans love affair, is banned for 'objectionable material'.

The coordinated travel bans and asset freezes come after Tehran's widespread use of force against peaceful protesters.

Lemekhani Nathan Nyirenda was studying in Moscow but imprisoned in April 2020 and sent to fight in Ukraine this year.

Tens of thousands demonstrate against changes Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says are needed to save money, prevent fraud.

The NATO chief assesses the state of war, saying Russia retains significant 'capabilities' and troops.

Many will support allies playing in the tournament, which will largely be overshadowed by war.

The G7-led plan aims to rapidly provide prearranged insurance and protection funding after devastating events occur.

Baku says the five Azerbaijani nationals had been gathering information about the military and its drones.

The leaders of the world's two largest economies met in person for the first time on the sidelines of the G20 summit.

Iranian authorities say the sentence was issued to a 'rioter' and handed out prison sentences to others.

Concern for the jailed Egyptian British activist is growing as his hunger strike continues.

The first football World Cup to be held in the Arab world will kick off on Sunday when hosts Qatar face Ecuador.

A recent expose alleged that the minister had taken bribes from artisanal mine investors in the West African country.

A confident Serbia will head to Qatar boasting a rich vein of form and a free-scoring Aleksandar Mitrovic up front.

Sanaa al-Tal, 19, was shot and killed by the Israeli army while in a vehicle near the town of Ramallah.

Police identified a student, Christopher Darnell Jones, as the suspect, and warned people to remain sheltered in place.

The Associated Press news agency had said Lavrov was taken to hospital after arriving for the G20 summit.

Pakistan's former prime minister has repeatedly claimed that Washington conspired in his fall from grace - and power.

The announcement came as Congolese troops clashed anew with the M23 north of the city of Goma in the volatile east.

The new deal aims to see more police patrols in France in an attempt to stop people trying to cross the English Channel.

Liberal rights advocate Natasa Pirc Musar wins a run-off vote to become Slovenia’s next president.

Police say they are investigating 'suspected homicide' of the students in the college town of Moscow.

Initial findings indicate that Kurdish fighters were responsible for the deadly attack, the interior minister says.

Iran is hoping to make it out of the group stages for the first time in its history.

Five-time Ballon d'Or winner said he has been sidelined since Ten Hag took charge this year.

Country music star and philanthropist receives award honouring leaders who 'pursue solutions with courage and civility'.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 264th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Cirebon 1 power plant in West Java would be refinanced on condition it ends operations 10-15 years early.

Who has the most titles, highest average squad age and highest number of goals scored?

Climate delegates in Egypt are wrangling on what energy mix can limit emissions while keeping the lights on.

Tesla CEO says he has been working 'from morning til night' since $44bn purchase of social media giant.

A breakdown of who scored the most runs, took the most wickets and had the highest winning percentage.