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Begum, 23, loses bid to overturn 2019 decision to revoke her citizenship on national security grounds.

Is the new Netanyahu government really on course to 'destroy Israeli democracy'?

Ahead of the election, Africa's largest economy is in a precarious position due to rising debt and low revenue.

The PA reportedly withdrew a draft resolution against illegal Israeli settlements following a deal with the US.

PTI begins drive from eastern city of Lahore, where authorities impose restrictions on public gatherings in some areas.

As the February 6 earthquakes move down the global news agenda, we should not forget the promises we made to Syrians.

As two young Palestinians try to start a life together in a Beirut refugee camp, they face problems setting up a home.

High living costs in Poland mean Zakhida may need a fourth job to support her mother and daughter.

Demolish or repair? Teams assess structures in the northwestern region where infrastructure was already dilapidated.

Toledo, who was Peru's president from 2001 to 2006, is accused of taking bribes in extensive corruption scandal.

Haiti beat Chile to qualify for first FIFA World Cup tournament, which will be hosted by New Zealand and Australia.

The number of babies expected per woman in South Korea dropped to 0.78 last year, down from 0.81 a year earlier.

As Russia invaded Ukraine a year ago, thousands rushed to leave. These are the objects they brought with them.

Advocates have long argued that pre-existing federal anti-discrimination laws do not extend to caste.

India says it is time for dialogue and diplomacy as G20 finance officials meet near the southern city of Bengaluru.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 364th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The deposit comes as the Saudi-backed administration struggles to handle weak currency and high fuel prices.

It remains unclear whether an agreement can be finalised as Tehran maintains Washington is acting in bad faith.

Beijing and Tokyo square off over military buildup, Russia and spy balloons in first security dialogue in four years.

Government says it will issue vouchers worth 5,000 Hong Kong dollars to all adults this year to help economic recovery.

The Rodong Sinmun warns against accepting external help amid reports North Korea is teetering on brink of famine.

Australia's defence minister made the announcement after talks with the Philippine defence secretary.

TikTok trend is getting people to think about consumer culture and its planetary impact.

More Australians targets of spying 'than at any time in Australia’s history', country's intelligence agency chief says.

Cold temperatures, icy blizzards and strong gusts are expected to sweep through cities like Minneapolis, Minnesota.

South Korean authorities will no longer require arrivals from China to do a COVID test from next month.

Top diplomat Wang Yi, who is currently in Moscow, has said ties between the two countries are 'rock solid'.

The new rule would make asylum seekers ineligible for US protection if they 'circumvent' legal pathways.

Russians are buying up property in Southeast Asian country to avoid conscription and the economic ravages of war.

District judge says victims cannot seize bank assets since US has not recognised the Taliban as a legitimate government.

Disease surveillance by the WHO shows mosquito-borne diseases such as malaria and dengue fever are rising sharply.

The decision does not necessarily mean that the Supreme Court thinks anti-BDS laws are constitutional, experts say.

Genaro Garcia Luna was found guilty of accepting millions of dollars in bribes from drug-trafficking cartels in Mexico.

Ilyasah Shabazz says that she plans to sue the NYPD and the FBI, among others, for $100m in a wrongful death lawsuit.

US leader repeats his support for Ukriane as Russian president says Moscow is suspending the New START treaty.

Yevgeny Prigozhin says the Russian army is starving his fighters of ammunition and they are 'dropping like flies'.

Ruling party candidate promises hope, opposition pledges change as Thursday's deadline to end campaigns approaches.

The two neighbours closed a major crossing at Torkham in their most recent border dispute.

Family of a student killed in the 2015 Paris attacks has sued YouTube for promoting videos created by ISIL fighters.

The six-time Grand Slam winner from India had announced plans to retire after playing in the Dubai Open.

Russia alleges the US was behind the attack and it occurred after 'repeated threats' by American leaders.

January marked the 12th straight monthly decline in sales of existing homes, the longest such stretch since 1999.

Findings show companies' reported revenue largely stayed the same, or even rose, over the June to December trial period.

Rescue work continues after a torrential downpour brought flooding and landslides to coastal area of Sao Paulo state.

Speaking in Warsaw after visit to Kyiv, US president vows that the West will 'not tire' in its support for Ukraine.

To Ukrainian observers, threat of a new Cold War is just a bluff aimed at disguising the Russian leader's desperation.

Advocacy groups say 'common sense' bill would help protect incarcerated people's right to religious freedom, expression.

A Seattle City Council resolution against caste discrimination is an important step in this journey.

Five soldiers serving in world's deadliest UN mission seriously wounded when convoy hits an improvised explosive device.