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Angola's opposition is looking to capitalise on growing dissent against the government, to secure power.

Seeking self-rule, the Nagas announced independence a day before India in 1947 and commemorate this moment every year.

Legal battles and political intrigue are expected in the coming days, now that William Ruto has won the Kenyan election.

Racism remains rampant in the sport despite players kneeling in protest. Should they stop? Absolutely not.

Yuan Wang 5 arrives in Sri Lanka's Hambantota port after a delay amid reported concerns from India and the US.

Company will require employees to work from the office at least three days a week as it gears up for September launches.

Anthony Albanese seeking official legal advice after it emerges predecessor had appointed himself to a number of roles.

Government says it will supply 500,000 homes in the Seoul area over five-year period.

Beijing accuses the group of pushing independence for the island it claims as its own.

Response comes after Chinese media reports imports could be suspended over foot-and-mouth disease concerns.

Brutal torture and assault of women accused of witchcraft go unpunished while policies to tackle issue falter.

Humanitarian rescue groups urge more action to prevent tragedies at sea.

Media had sought release of affidavit the government submitted when it requested search warrant for Donald Trump's home.

Sacheen Littlefeather endured racism and insults after taking a stand against insulting portrayals of Native Americans.

The coffee giant is asking the National Labor Relations Board to temporarily suspend all union elections at US stores.

United Nations members are meeting to agree on a deal to protect international waters.

State Department spokesman renews pledge to secure return of US journalist believed to be held by Syrian government.

Donald Trump's ex-lawyer Rudy Giuliani to appear before a grand jury this week as part of Georgia state investigation.

Several hundred rescuers are trying to save 10 workers trapped for days after a coal mine collapsed in northern Mexico.

An Israeli military court rejects an appeal for release of hunger striker Khalil Awawdeh, whose health is deteriorating.

A group of lawyers and journalists are suing the CIA, alleging that their privacy rights were violated.

There was drama and disagreement in parts of the capital after Deputy President Ruto was declared president-elect.

President Putin says Moscow's weaponry is years ahead of rivals as his troops continue to battle in Ukraine.

Rights group says Facebook failing to protect Brazilians from 'disinformation nightmare' ahead of October vote.

All three of the government officials have contributed to Liberia’s worsening corruption, the Treasury Department said.

One year since the American withdrawal from Afghanistan, families who have been resettled face myriad challenges.

William Ruto is declared the winner of the neck and neck race to lead the East African powerhouse.

The competition will last for two weeks and is aimed at testing the drones’ reconnaissance and fire-guiding abilities.

Lindsay Graham is scheduled to testify August 23 about his phone calls to a Georgia official about the 2020 US election.

The Taliban's first year back in power was one of crisis but they also scored victories that deserve to be acknowledged.

Neutrality remains popular in Austria, which has sent humanitarian assistance and non-lethal weapons to Ukraine.

Chaos emerged before the declaration as four election commissioners said they could not support the 'opaque' result.

The state-controlled company's free cash flow rose by 53 percent to $34.6bn compared to a year earlier.

Can the Taliban fix Afghanistan’s economic crisis?

Afghanistan marks turbulent year that saw the economy collapse, women's rights crushed and a humanitarian crisis worsen.

India’s democracy is under pressure like never before as dreams of ethnic Hindu nation leave its minorities sleepless.

How some African footballers did this weekend, from Koulibaly scoring on home debut to Mane impressing again for Bayern.

The Taliban marked the first anniversary of their return to power in Afghanistan with a national holiday.

Suu Kyi already serving 11-year jail term in other charges brought by the military, which deposed her government.

Washington has said Griner, who was sentenced to nine years in prison for drug possession, has been wrongfully detained.

Tehran says more contact is needed for a 'final text' circulated by the EU after talks in Vienna to become final.

The killing of al-Qaeda leader in Kabul will add to mistrust between Taliban and the West prolonging group's isolation.

The trip by US lawmakers followed by the US House speaker's visit has infuriated China, which considers it provocation.

A journey through Ronaldo's career, from a teenager at Sporting Lisbon to one of the world's best footballers.

Because they are the broken heart of this story.

Hundreds gather to pay their respects in and around two Giza churches where clergymen prayed for the victims.

Tehran also vehemently denied having any knowledge of or link to the stabbing of the novelist.

The 'Jewel in the Crown' of the British empire became independent in 1947, after two centuries of colonial occupation.

A Hazara mother writes to the son she gave birth to in Kabul on August 15, 2021, reflecting on what has been lost.