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Central Asian states keep close ties with Moscow, but younger citizens of ex-Soviet nations are questioning alliances.

Buying votes is a problem — but only because of a deeper rot in Nigeria's democracy that it must address.

Critics questioned the timing of the searches, which came after BBC aired show critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

'It's obvious that Ukraine is not going to be his last stop,' the president tells world leaders meeting in Germany.

David Smith was caught in a sting operation after passing sensitive material to the Russian embassy in Germany.

Politburo Standing Committee says more than 200 million received medical treatment including some 800,000 severe cases.

Kosovo declared itself a sovereign state 15 years ago, but countries including Serbia do not recognise its independence.

Residents in southeastern Turkish city reel from earthquakes that killed thousands and caused widespread devastation.

City councillor says proposed bill would help end 'invisible and unaddressed' problem affecting South-Asian Americans.

The crackdown on opponents of President Saied has sparked international criticism and fears of a return to autocracy.

The financier-philanthropist has predicted Adani Group's woes would loosen the Hindu nationalist leader's grip on power.

The Syrian family had moved to the central region of Konya from the southeastern Turkish city of Nurdagi.

The report by The Lancet found that 'natural immunity' reduces the risk of hospitalisation and death by 88 percent.

Three years after Ladakh was separated from Indian-administered Kashmir, residents say they want more safeguards.

As the first anniversary of the war approaches, Ukrainians say Russians should be doing more to stop the bloodshed.

FTD is an umbrella term for disorders affecting the areas of the brain that deal with personality behaviour and language

'What is happening in Mexico is a human rights emergency,' says journalist and author Anabel Hernandez.

Minister said court ruling dishonoured South Korean soldiers by finding them responsible for massacre of civilians.

The DRC’s Minister of Communications, Patrick Muyaya, on the fighting in his country and Rwanda's role in the conflict.

Polls indicate voters have concerns about Biden's ability to serve four more years if he wins in 2024.

Top executive says video-sharing app aims to expand its data storage with two more centres in Europe.

North Korean spokesperson said 'strong counteractions' would follow if South Korea and the US conducted military drills.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 359th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The quakes have given the isolated Syrian leader a shot at engaging with neighbours.

Southeast Asia's second-largest economy grows 1.4 percent in last quarter of 2022 amid hopes for tourism-led recovery.

Electric car maker raises prices in China for second time since price cuts in January.

Experts say reduction would be 'catastrophic' for hundreds of thousands living in Bangladesh camps.

The billionaire investment banker is unreachable, according to the investment bank he founded.

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency said the H3’s main engine had ignited but two booster engines failed.

Sri Lankans are questioning the feasibility of Port City Colombo as their country faces its worst economic crisis.

The 66-year-old former farmworker is accused of killing seven people in back-to-back shootings in California last month.

Police were filmed heckling prosecutors at trial of five people, including three police officers, over Malang disaster.

Willis, famous for films like Die Hard, retired from acting in 2022 after suffering from the language disorder aphasia.

Violence from powerful criminal organisations has racked the island since the assassination of President Jovenel Moise.

Tesla Workers United said employees were fired in 'retaliation for union activity' and to 'discourage' it.

After launching a $400m appeal for Syrians, the UN has now appealed for funds for the Turkish relief operation.

US president says objects shot down over North America do not appear to be linked to alleged Chinese 'spy' balloon.

Darryl Tyree Williams, an African American, told police he had a heart problem during an arrest. They tased him anyway.

Residents of East Palestine, Ohio, are demanding answers amid fears over health effects of toxic chemical spill.

Software allows vehicles to 'exceed speed limits or travel through intersections in an unlawful' manner, says regulator.

Several countries have reported an outbreak and global concern is growing.

As droughts, fire and severe storms ravage the western United States, local libraries offer sanctuary to those in need.

Wagner head Yevgeny Prigozhin forecast Bakhmut would fall by April, blaming delays on the Russian military bureaucracy.

US airspace is increasingly crowded, not all regulated, and with so much up there, it's not easy to track it all.

The reports are stoking concerns that the US Fed will continue raising interest rates to battle inflation.

Special grand jury investigating Donald Trump's push to overturn 2020 vote in Georgia says there was no election fraud.

Measures proposed to secure the crucial loan include raising the general sales tax by a percentage point to 18 percent.

Syrians are hoping conditions in their war-ravaged homeland are better than Turkey.

After February 6 quakes, efforts are now concentrated on demolishing damaged buildings and clearing rubble and debris.