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Police video shows Paul Pelosi, husband of former US House Speaker, attacked with a hammer in their San Francisco home.

The arrests of the CCC members were for what authorities said was an unlawful gathering.

Rabi Lamichhane, who entered politics on an anti-corruption platform, is removed for violating citizenship laws.

Hindenburg Research claimed Adani Group had committed 'brazen' corporate fraud but Adani Group dismissed the report.

Memphis police chief says the video, which shows police beating a Black motorist, depicts 'acts that defy humanity'.

Shake-up comes midway through US president's term, as outgoing Ron Klain resigns citing need for 'fresh leadership'.

The ADF, a central African affiliate of ISIL, is one of the deadliest armed groups in eastern DRC.

OPCW says helicopter dropped two cylinders 'containing toxic chlorine gas on two apartment buildings' in Douma.

Press freedom groups, Finnish media warn ruling could have a chilling effect on reporting in the Nordic nation.

Israel's military raid in Jenin was the deadliest in years, and makes an uprising more likely.

Operation in occupied West Bank generates defiance in Gaza, but could it lead to another war?

Main roads were also blocked by the floods, causing long traffic queues on highways.

The IOC has said it will 'explore a pathway' for Russian and Belarusian athletes to take part in the Paris Games.

The move is part of the central bank's moves to reduce cash flow within the borders of Africa's biggest economy.

From New York to Chicago, how extreme cold, high inflation and energy costs are affecting every aspect life in the US.

Islamophobic acts have an effect not only on Muslims but the entire society in which they occur.

Five police officers have been charged with the murder of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols.

Government says it is 'appalled' that Islamophobic acts had been repeated within days in the two European countries.

At least 18 people, most of them children, die within 16 days as residents report foul smell from two factories.

Uganda's Yoweri Museveni and Cameroon's Paul Biya have a lot to learn from New Zealand’s Jacinda Ardern.

The M23 rebels have seized areas of eastern DRC's North Kivu province in a rapid onslaught since May.

The US said the operation was carried out on January 25 on al-Sudani, 'a key facilitator for ISIS’s global network'.

The 4,300-year-old mummy was found covered in layers of gold near the Step Pyramid at Saqqara.

'Most people deep down are pretty decent but power corrupts,' argues historian and author Rutger Bregman.

Mirza played her last Grand Slam match where she and her partner Bopanna lost the Australian Open mixed doubles final.

Foreign minister's trip to Eritrea comes as part of his Africa tour which took him to South Africa, Angola and Eswatini.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 338th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Agreement on tighter export controls on China would be seen as a big diplomatic win for US President Joe Biden.

Many visit temple near New Delhi dedicated to Nathuram Godse, who on January 30, 1948 gunned down the freedom fighter.

The International Atomic Energy Agency reported explosions near the Ukrainian nuclear power plant occupied by Russia.

Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho is seen as close to former Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama.

Witnesses reported Israeli drones firing missiles at targets in Gaza followed by fighter jets attacking locations.

New rules, published in state media, appear designed to ensure there is no meaningful opposition to the military.

Tokyo's latest sanctions come after Russia launched missile attacks across Ukraine that killed at least 11 people.

South Korea's spy agency has accused members of the country's largest union of illegally contacting North Korean agents.

Manila had argued it was conducting its own investigation into deaths under the controversial policy.

A series of atmospheric rivers covered the parched state with an estimated 121 trillion litres of water.

Sayfullo Saipov, who killed eight people after driving a truck down a busy New York City bike path, faces death penalty.

US government panel recommends adding box on Census to count people from the Middle East and North Africa region.

Emails show officials in the state of Connecticut opted not to ban the Chinese-owned app after consulting with the FBI.

War experts are divided on how effective Germany’s Leopard 2 and US Abrams tanks will be against Russian forces.

Most economists expect a recession by the second half of the year, though a short, mild one compared to previous ones.

Protesters erect burning barricades in Port-au-Prince as anger bubbles over following recent killings by Haitian gangs.

Family says Nichols was beaten for three minutes by officers during traffic stop before dying in hospital days later.

Peru has struggled with diplomatic isolation as left-wing governments criticise its crackdown on protesters.

Berlin and Washington are sending Leopard II and M1 Abrams models to Kyiv to support its fight against Russia.

New US restrictions on asylum 'will not solve' challenge at country's border with Mexico, Democratic legislators say.

A default by the US government could have catastrophic effects on both domestic and global economies.

Washington says Moscow is relying on Wagner Group in Ukraine war amid biting Western sanctions and battlefield setbacks.