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The death toll continues to mount as sustained rainfall threatens the battered state with more flash flooding.

Guterres gives global alarm at the opening of the meeting to review the landmark treaty to control nuclear weapons.

President Vladimir Putin says the US is the biggest threat to his global maritime goals.

Midwestern US state will vote on Tuesday on whether to repeal protection of abortion rights from its constitution.

Mass sexual assault of eight women has shocked the country with the president denouncing 'horrible acts of brutality'.

After the pontiff said he will ease his travel, the Vatican confirms visit to the Central Asian nation.

The firms were being used by Iran to facilitate the sale of Iranian oil and petrochemical products, the US said.

United States factory activity last month fell to its lowest level in over two years, according to fresh data.

Thousands of al-Sadr supporters resume their sit-in inside parliament in Baghdad as counter-protests take place nearby.

Network condemns Cairo over continuing incarceration of its journalist without charge for nearly a year.

California, which is facing a punishing drought, still has months of fire season ahead of it.

Masih Alinejad, a critic of the Iranian government, says she was 'shocked' by the arrest outside her house in Brooklyn.

Foreign ministry threatens 'serious consequences' if the US house speaker makes a trip to the self-ruled island.

Electoral commission's appointments of people related to party stalwarts has triggered fears of electoral malpractice.

What to make of the former Canadian PM's 'rousing endorsement' of Pierre Poilievre as Conservative Party leader?

The Kenyan ministers of ICT and interior have rallied round Meta's Facebook as the hate speech controversy rages on.

Industry observers say more airlines could follow suit if the central bank does not intervene to help airlines.

A Russian missile killed Oleksiy Vadatursky and his wife Raisa, a day before grain exports resumed from Odesa.

Aakash Hassan was on his way to Sri Lanka last week when officials at New Delhi airport barred him from boarding plane.

Less than half of all newborns around the world are exclusively breastfed during their first five months.

The death of a young man in the southern state of Kerala is the first in Asia.

The largest blaze in the US state this year is fuelled by strong winds and extreme drought conditions.

Dr Khan on why we need to identify those at risk of long COVID and understand the underlying causes of the illness.

Truss, now foreign chief, remained loyal to Boris Johnson as he faced a rebellion and is promising public tax cuts.

The conflict-ravaged country awaits two scenarios: a new cycle of war or an extended cessation of hostilities.

The demands of the protesters include early elections and constitutional amendments.

Debate within protest movement on wrapping up seafront camp was triggered by a violent crackdown by security forces.

Departure of vessel carrying 26,000 metric tonnes of corn raises hopes of easing growing global food crisis.

Dozens of female candidates have been physically assaulted while campaigning ahead of the August 9 elections in Kenya.

Israel says 'final details' for project agreed during meeting last week between Jordan's king and acting Israel PM.

Dozens of districts submerged by rains, killing 437 people since mid-June and forcing the evacuation of thousands.

Asia’s two richest men are increasingly treading the same ground, setting the stage for a clash beyond Indian borders.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth leads tributes after England's women's team beats Germany in the final to win first trophy.

The Russian president announces a new doctrine as he takes part in the main naval parade in Saint Petersburg.

The move is part of a wider economic crime law enacted this year to stop the flow of illicit Russian cash into London.

Quality of jobs has also deteriorated, with more irregular hours and lower pay, International Labour Organization says.

Tensions arise after Pristina asks people entering Kosovo with Serbian IDs to replace them with a temporary document.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 159th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Musk’s behaviour has been putting off potential buyers, perturbing some Tesla owners even before recent spate of events.

Man in his 20s reportedly detained after filming a demonstration on July 30.

Tokyo clothing maker rolls out battery-operated fan for pets suffering through Japan's blistering summer weather.

Senior General Min Aung Hlaing quoted stressing need to strengthen 'genuine' and 'disciplined' democratic system.

The South Pacific country began easing its tough border regime in February.

England win their first major women’s football title in the European Championship final at Wembley Stadium in London.

Russian strikes hit southern Ukrainian port city, killing owner of one of country's largest grain-producing companies.

Supporters of Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr are again occupying parliament.

The collapse has revived trauma and anger just ahead of the two-year anniversary of the port explosion.

House of Representatives speaker confirms she will visit four Asian countries amid speculation she might visit Taiwan.

Unknown number of deaths, injuries as peacekeepers open fire at a border post in eastern Beni territory, UN says.

Group warns Tel Aviv of 'playing with time' as new round of maritime border talks starts between Israel and Lebanon.