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Killing has not halted US city's plans to build a police training centre in the heart of majority-Black neighbourhoods.

No, the UN's hands were not tied due to 'logistical issues' or decisions by the Security Council.

Maia Sandu says Moscow plans to 'overthrow the constitutional order' in Moldova and use it in the war against Ukraine.

A volunteer from Syria's White Helmets group recounts her experience in search and rescue operations after quake struck.

Washington issues swift denial to Beijing's allegation, which widens row after downing of what US says was spy balloon.

In the midst of debris, dust and toxic smoke rising from fires lit to stay warm, the smell of dead bodies is growing.

Amid the pain and suffering after the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, rescues from the rubble give us a glimmer of hope.

Ahead of the presidential election on February 25, the business community is hopeful of a market-friendly government.

Questions abound ahead of new round of negotiations, but experts say effort remains 'best choice among bad options'.

This year's event will be the first time when four of the six teams will boast the support of a home crowd.

People buried under rubble for up to seven days are still being pulled out alive.

Election Commission says the ruling Awami League party nominee was elected unopposed as the 22nd president.

A commission investigating the issue said 77 percent of perpetrators were priests, and most of the victims were men.

Christodoulides ran as an independent candidate and had the backing of centrists and centre-right parties.

Senior Iranian officials, including the central bank chief, accompany the Iranian president on the three-day visit.

Thousands protest outside parliament against the proposed amendments that critics say will weaken democracy.

President Biya, in power since 1982, is on his seventh term as Cameroon's leader. Many say it is time for a change.

Over a third of Nigeria's 93.4 million registered voters are youths who are gearing up to vote in February 25 election.

US fighter jets have shot down four flying objects in nine days. Here is what we know so far.

The celebrated performer died in a hospital in Karachi where he was on life support.

Settlements in the Palestinian territories are illegal under international law and have been condemned by the UN.

Rights groups say the closure of the media outlet VOD is a devastating attack on what remains of Cambodia’s free press.

The earthquakes displaced many in Syria for a second time, forcing some to sleep under olive groves in the winter.

Anger is mounting as earthquake rescuers say they could have saved many more people with better help from the gov't.

Female umpires are more visible than ever on the field, but more is needed from the authorities.

As houses and roads began to crack, about 240 families were temporarily relocated and many others fled Himalayan town.

Philippine Coast Guard says Chinese used 'military-grade laser' against a ship carrying supplies to the Sierra Madre.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 355th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Flights suspended and schools closed as New Zealand's biggest city braces for second major storm in as many weeks.

The Palestinian Red Crescent says one person was killed in a pre-dawn Israeli army raid in Nablus.

Superstar's first live event in seven years featured all her greatest hits.

Flying object was the fourth to be shot down over North America by the military in eight days.

A group of rebel bishops declared their own assembly in the Oromia region.

People come together to provide aid and organise a response neighbourhood by neighbourhood to support each other.

Turnout for the runoff stood at 72.2 percent, marginally higher than in the first round of voting.

Canada's prime minister says he is not sure what was shot down, but it threatened 'the security of civilian flight'.

Blood donation campaign in Gaza aims to help those in Turkey and Syria after powerful earthquakes.

Arab League meeting denouncing Israeli actions comes amid one of the deadliest periods of violence.

White Helmets in Syria criticise the UN and international community for a slow response, lack of aid after earthquakes.

Jerusalemites face occupation and apartheid. No amount of strongly worded statements and money pledges can help them.

With first cases detected in September, earthquake devastation risks new stresses, particularly in rebel-held areas.

Earthquakes leave residents of Iskenderun with no water or sewage system as they express anger at builders.

Volunteers have come from all around Jandaris, Syria, to help bury the hundreds of dead after the earthquakes.

Vice President Oktay says 131 suspects have been identified as responsible for the collapse of some of the buildings.

Ex-FM with the ruling right-wing DISY party faces off chief negotiator in peace talks with Turkish Cypriots in run-off.

Widely used in construction for decades, the aftermath of asbestos exposure has been a death sentence for thousands.

The death toll from the earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria surpassed 29,000 on Sunday.

UN relief chief Martin Griffiths said he expected the death toll to at least double.

Eltaief, once a confidant of former President Ben Ali, and two key political activists were detained.