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The boat had set sail on Friday evening, but was carried into a barge by the tide and capsized.

Since January's coup, the number of attacks has increased by more than 23 percent, compared with the five months before.

Nearly 500 people are being investigated for collaboration, as some are killed in targeted attacks.

Death toll from rain-related incidents rises as rains trigger flash floods in some parts of the country, officials say.

Eleven candidates have launched campaigns to replace recently resigned Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Mourners from around Bosnia attend the funeral of 50 recently identified victims on the 27th anniversary of the genocide

Kaliningrad's governor says the move would act as a response to the 'blockade' by Lithuania.

While whereabouts of embattled president is publicly unknown, the prime minister's address is closely guarded secret.

UN says the rise in population underlines the need to address issues such as the climate crisis.

Wang Yi says ASEAN should be 'insulated against geopolitical calculations' as great power rivalry intensifies.

Why is the US president so eager to take abuse from a tiny client state?

Bannon already faces criminal charges for defying a congressional subpoena related to the investigation.

Four banks in Henan froze millions of deposits in April, leaving individuals and firms unable to access their funds.

Israeli media says dozens of Egyptian soldiers killed in 1967 war are buried under what is now an Israeli tourist park.

Protesters say they will occupy gov't buildings till president and PM quit amid discussions of an all-party government.

At least 18 people were confirmed killed when the residential buildings were struck in the town of Chasiv Yar.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 138th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The wildfires come as Portugal endures a heatwave with temperatures expected up to 43 degrees Celsius.

Southeast Asian country is seeing an explosion in cannabis products since plant's removal from banned narcotics list.

Ruling bloc's victory will revive effort to amend Japan's pacifist constitution, a long-held goal of Shinzo Abe.

It's also possible that both sides reach a settlement whereby Musk still makes the acquisition, but at a lower price.

Chinese territory and other cities on mainland impose strict curbs to stamp out an Omicron-fuelled outbreak of the virus

Company received assistance from politicians including French President Emmanuel Macron, according to news reports.

Key summit comes as region grapples with the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change and US-China rivalry.

Viral disease is spreading among men who have sex with men.

Ukraine's emergency services say another body has been pulled from the rubble of an apartment block in the Donetsk town.

A wildfire threatening the largest grove of giant sequoias in Yosemite National Park more than doubled in size in a day.

Missile strikes destroyed three buildings in residential quarter of the town of Chasiv Yar, killing at least 15 people.

Twitter says it will take legal action against Elon Musk for pulling out of a takeover deal.

Bloody images of dolphin hunt by fishermen on self-governing islands located in the North Atlantic have caused outrage.

Portuguese authorities announced a 'state of contingency' as at least 29 people have reported fire-related injuries.

Novak Djokovic now owns seven Wimbledon and 21 Grand Slam titles after beating Nick Kyrgios in Wimbledon final.

Thousands occupying the presidential palace are determined to stay until both the president and PM step down officially.

North Korea appears to have conducted artillery firing drills days after US fighter jets deployed to South Korea.

At least nine candidates have announced they will vie to be party's new leader and prime minister after Johnson resigns.

Protesters occupying government buildings say they will remain until the president and PM step down.

On Eid al-Adha, writer Tarana Khan recalls a unique raan kabab prepared by one of the last royal cooks of Rampur.

Lack of agreement regarding humanitarian aid deliveries likely to affect over four million citizens in northwest Syria.

Parliamentary polls may give Liberal Democratic Party a surge of support after the assassination of the former PM.

Lebanese may be sympathetic to public sector workers striking over wages, but frustration at inconvenience remains.

Amid new mental health options in northern Iraq, therapists worry that without continued support, progress will halt.

US president writes in Washington Post his visit will keep US 'strong and secure' and that human rights is on agenda.

Millions of Muslims around the world celebrate the festival that marks the end of the annual Hajj pilgrimage.

Police said it is too early to say if assaults in Soweto and Pietermaritzburg were connected.

Calm on streets a day after president's residence stormed and PM's house torched, forcing both to announce resignations.

Protesters say Biden's Friday executive order to ease access to services to terminate pregnancies was insufficient.

On island's most chaotic day in months amid economic crisis, protesters storm president's residence and torch PM's home.

Two years after the police murder of George Floyd, racialised police brutality is still tragically ordinary in America.

Navy begins transferring the first of 600 migrants and refugees from Lampedusa amid a sharp uptick in new arrivals.

More than 30 are also feared trapped after Russian attack destroys a five-storey apartment, Ukrainian official says.