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The launch signals the beginning of ‘strategic cooperation’ between the two countries in the space industry, Iran says.

Lyme disease is a growing problem, with cases rising and warming weather helping ticks expand their habitat.

Kenyans are voting for lawmakers and a new president with little confidence the next government will deliver change.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 167th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Southeast Asian country's economic expansion slows from 8.2 percent growth during the first quarter.

Group made stunning return to power on August 15 last year as US-led forces withdrew from the country after 20 years.

Taiwan's top diplomat accuses China of simulating an invasion as Taiwanese and Chinese militaries carry out drills.

Video game revenues decline for first time on record amid Beijing's regulatory crackdown and draconian pandemic curbs.

Female pilots are no longer a rarity in India, making the country a success story in diversity in the aviation sector.

American Airlines will be the first to take possession which could be as early as Wednesday.

Heaviest rainfall in 80 years submerges homes and metro system, triggers landslides and knocks out power in capital.

Finance ministry official says island does not expect further sanctions by Beijing due to 'highly reliant' economic ties

Trump, who said on Monday night the FBI was at his home in Mar-a-Lago, faces a string of lawsuits and investigations.

The vote is seen as a key test of stability for East African powerhouse and a referendum on the president's legacy.

Palestinian ambassador asks when will 'enough be enough' as council members express concern about recent violence.

Reserve Bank of Australia says year-long trial will explore “innovative use cases and business models" for currency.

The reforms are key to Gustavo Petro’s vision of building a more equitable country, with less reliance on oil revenues.

A string of killings in the US state of New Mexico have sent shockwaves through Muslim communities across the US.

Classified material from Trump's presidency was found at his Florida residence in February, in a possible breach of law.

With help from Mexico and Venezuela, Cuba has been battling enormous blaze at major oil terminal in Matanzas.

The entertainer began performing as a child and became a global superstar after moving to the United States.

Olivia Newton-John was famous for her role in film Grease and songs such as Physical and You’re the One That I Want.

Many Palestinians were killed just hours before a truce was agreed on between Israel and Islamic Jihad.

Use of excessive force by police in the death of Anton Black leads to a settlement requiring changes in police policies.

Two-horse race for the presidency as Uhuru Kenyatta steps down.

Russia says it's halting inspections under the New START treaty but remains committed to all provisions of the treaty.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis describes surveillance by Greece's intel agencies as 'politically unacceptable'.

Russia suffered 70,000 to 80,000 casualties - troops killed or wounded in action - since war began, US official says.

The trip is Biden's second to Kentucky, which has been hard hit by a number of devastating natural disasters.

The European Union says it is time for a political decision, but Iran appears to want more changes to the final text.

The armed group and Israel disagree on details of truce to end Gaza bombardment, raising spectre of more violence.

US accuses virtual currency mixer of laundering hundreds of millions of dollars stolen by hackers backed by North Korea.

Senate of US, the world's largest emitter, passes unprecedented legislation aiming to cut greenhouse gasses 40% by 2030.

Indigenous journalist Brandi Morin reflects on the papal apology tour in Canada - and what 'sorry' means to survivors.

Federal judge gives father and son life for hate crime; their co-defendant will be sentenced later on Monday.

To my mind, Israel's hatred of the Palestinians is shaped and driven by three basic sentiments.

Three days of Israeli bombardment in Gaza killed at least 44 Palestinians, including 15 children.

A Berlin-based activist group seeks to aid the rising number of women seeking help with abortion in Poland.

Russian weapons recovered in Ukraine contained more than 450 foreign-made components, think-tank says.

In Kenya, where majority are Christians, politicians and clerics are invoking religion ahead of Tuesday's crucial vote.

Who is the self-proclaimed "coolest dictator in the world" really?

Abdul Wali, also known as Omar Khalid Khorasani, was allegedly behind some of the deadliest recent attacks in Pakistan.

The 48-year-old faces charges of attacking and coercively controlling his ex-girlfriend as well as assaulting her sister

Doha has taken part in efforts alongside international actors to quickly halt hostilities and avoid more casualties.

The aim is to push Chinese giants out of the lower segment of the world’s second-biggest market to help local industry.

Success in baseball, Cuba's national pastime, is increasingly measured beyond its borders.

The spy-turned-law professor is seen as joker, literally and figuratively, but has cultivated a small band of followers.

RMT trade union leader Mick Lynch captures the imagination of millions struggling in the UK's cost-of-living crisis.

Israeli attack on enclave exacerbates crisis of health sector, already in dire condition due to 15-year-old blockade.

The events in Kibera were part of a weekend full of initiatives to promote peace ahead of Kenya's elections on Tuesday.