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Berta Cáceres's daughter has alleged that Dutch state-run bank ignored signs of embezzlement, violating laws.

Ranil Wickremesinghe cites need to uphold public order and security amid widespread social unrest over economic crisis.

Small island nations call for more action on climate change while pledging unity amid growing geopolitical competition.

President Zelenskyy said he fired officials over many cases of collaboration with Russia among their agencies' members.

The report is the most complete account yet of the police response to the deadly shooting at the US school.

Liza Dmitrieva was killed alongside at least 23 other people in a Russian attack on Vinnytsia in central Ukraine.

Europe's travel industry in disarray amid thousands of flight cancellations, strikes, lost luggage and soaring prices.

About 150 others have been wounded in the southern Blue Nile state since the clashes erupted a week ago.

Police say they are on the hunt for suspects following the shootings in Gauteng and Western Cape provinces.

The International Criminal Court should now use the lessons it learned in Ukraine to help deliver justice in Africa.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 144th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Pope Francis says he hopes upcoming trip will help communities affected by abusive residential schools to heal.

Would electing Hilary Clinton in 2016 have really saved America?

A day after Joe Biden wraps his first Middle East tour as president, Iran accuses the US of inciting regional tensions.

Asim Ghafoor, who had represented the slain Saudi journalist, was arrested while transiting through Dubai airport.

Saudi foreign minister says he did not 'hear' US president tell crown prince he blamed him for Jamal Khashoggi's murder.

Wildfires in southwest France and Spain force thousands to be evacuated as blistering temperatures put region on alert.

All eight crew members killed as plane carrying military goods en route from Serbia to Bangladesh crashes near Kavala.

The fourth in a four-part series examining France’s struggle to live up to its founding ideals.

For miners in Lightning Ridge, the search for one of the world’s most coveted gems is as alluring as the stone itself.

Myanmar generals invest in Russia relationship as much of the world gives them the cold shoulder.

The UN says at least 234 people were killed or injured in gang-related violence from July 8 to 12 in Port-au-Prince.

Sabine Schormann leaves her post at Documenta after an exhibit featuring anti-Semitic elements prompted an outcry.

Russian forces fire missiles and shells across Ukraine after military announces it is stepping up its onslaught.

The US singer says she will not sing in, La Traviata, after a recent work at the theatre had performers in blackface.

Former President of Cyprus Parliament and ex-MP among four charged with corruption, legal sources say.

US president has visited a kingdom he once promised to make a pariah.

At least 39 others have been wounded and 16 shops torched since violence broke out on Monday over a land dispute.

Peacekeepers will leave a strategic Red Sea island, boosting the prospect of contact between Israel and Saudi Arabia.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 143rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Lawmakers pass a deal aimed at settling a dispute with Bulgaria, clearing the way to long-due EU membership talks.

Ministers pledge to address global food insecurity, rising debt and energy crises but make few policy breakthroughs.

Iran says the Americans provided deliberate support to a group that is accused of killing 17,000 Iranians over decades.

Three of the people killed were members of security forces and three were civilians, security ministry says.

More than 100 social leaders killed so far this year, rights group says, as Colombia grapples with surging violence.

President Joe Biden says US will remain an active and engaged partner in the Middle East, focusing on regional ties.

Officials issue health warnings as Europe braces for a new heatwave in the coming days.

Navy helicopter carrying 15 people during operation to arrest high-profile cartel leader crashes, killing 14 on board.

A social media-fuelled mass protest movement has forced President Gotabaya Rajapaksa to flee Sri Lanka.

Iran has already told Ukraine it will not do anything to prolong the war, which it blames on NATO’s expansion in Europe.

Senegal is often lauded abroad as a beacon of stability in West Africa, but its reputation is at risk of slipping.

Parliament meets to begin choosing a new leader after President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled and resigned following protests.

Willie Walsh, of the International Air Transport Association, discusses the challenges facing the aviation industry.

The US president pushed for an increase in oil output during his first trip to the Middle East.

Washington welcomes Riyadh’s commitment to supporting global oil markets as it seeks to lower the price of gasoline.

On John Bolton's admission that he 'helped plan coups d’état' and the US’s casual approach to upending nations.

The missile attacks came after US President Joe Biden left Israel to travel to Saudi Arabia.

Country looks set to be first in Southeast Asia to recognise same-sex partnerships, with gay marriage also on table.

Caro Quintero was previously jailed for the murder of a US anti-drugs agent, and was on the FBI's '10 Most Wanted' list.

Next debate set for Sunday as ruling party looks to choose two candidates to put to a final vote by party members.