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The famed extreme skier was blown off Manaslu, the world's eighth-highest mountain, by a small avalanche on Monday.

Incumbent President Jair Bolsonaro's aggressive rhetoric may lead to post-election violence, if he loses the election.

South Korean leader's remarks come after country's government bond market sees sharps fluctuations.

Self-ruled island is among the last economies to reopen to the world after shutting its borders to keep out COVID-19.

Australia calls for immediate release of Sean Turnell who was tried alongside Aung San Suu Kyi over state secrets.

Government minister says telecom should pay cost of replacing millions of customers' passports and driver's licences.

US vice president says she is in South Korea to demonstrate the strength of the alliance between Washington and Seoul.

Figures including the head of World Trade Organization and Paul Krugman are expressing concern about economic outlook.

The US is looking to reengage in a region where China has been steadily expanding its influence.

At least three dead and as many as 15 missing after bridge that was thought to be cracked gave way.

Russia’s plans to incorporate eastern Ukraine could lead to escalation in conflict.

Facebook owner failed to tackle hate speech against Rohingya despite repeated warnings, says rights group.

Musk needs to get prior approval before tweeting about Tesla, a requirement he called 'government-imposed muzzle'.

The funds from the US government's Madoff Victim Fund will go to 27,219 victims.

Moscow-backed officials will ask Russian President Vladimir Putin to incorporate the areas into Russia following votes.

Three people have been rescued, US Coast Guard says, as search continues after boat sinks amid powerful hurricane.

Meanwhile, 'sham' annexation votes were held in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine in the 31st week of the war.

Ankara accuses Athens of breaching an agreement on the Agean Sea.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro hails reopening as a victory, while experts say more must be done to improve security.

Several firms have suspended marketing campaigns because their ads appeared on Twitter accounts peddling child porn.

A gunman posing as a dental patient kills a Chinese-Pakistani dual citizen and injures two others in Karachi.

'Do not use this as an excuse to raise gasoline prices or gouge the American people,' US President Joe Biden said.

Washington also announces additional $1.1bn in weapons for Ukraine, including advanced rocket systems and radars.

Brazilian footballer Richarlison subjected to racist abuse during a friendly game in Paris against Tunisia.

Brazil remains tense before October 2 vote, as polls show former left-wing leader ahead of incumbent Jair Bolsonaro.

The agreement comes as Afghanistan faces a worsening humanitarian crisis.

Ramaphosa's opponents want him impeached over a growing scandal, but he still retains significant support in the ANC.

Mohamed Fares boarded a boat with his family in the hope of a better life. Hours later, more than 100 were dead.

The demonstrations after death of young woman have continued amid internet restrictions imposed for 'security reasons'.

Migrants say videos fill gap in knowledge about dangerous jungle passage, but experts raise concern over misinformation.

Moscow's traditional allies in Central Asia are quietly making moves that are likely to upset the Russian leader.

Mandatory evacuation orders have been issued in a dozen coastal Florida counties, US state's emergency officials said.

Monitors have regularly questioned the Pentagon's annual tally, which is perenially far below independent counts.

The attacks focused on bases in Koya, some 60km (35 miles) east of Erbil.

A police raid on a violent group of far-right sympathisers in Belgium leaves one person dead in Antwerp.

Unsafe abortions once killed hundreds of Ethiopian women each year. Not any more.

The pound slumps and stocks pare losses after the Bank of England says it is buying up long-dated UK government bonds.

With rising costs of housing, food and fuel, a non-profit founder in Alabama is forced to split bills to make ends meet.

Ian strengthens into a Category 4 storm as it heads towards the US state of Florida after plunging Cuba into darkness.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari says West should avoid 'parallel governance' after US puts frozen Afghan assets in a Swiss fund.

Backers of Shia religious leader Muqtada al-Sadr have tried to march towards the Iraqi parliament.

Black women in sports do not receive the recognition they deserve; worse still, they are often degraded and attacked.

As gas continues to spew into the Baltic Sea the cause remains far from clear, but some are pointing at Russia.

The storm brings down electricity grid and leaves the entire island without power before barrelling towards Florida.

Swiss glaciers lost six percent of their volume this year, which far exceeded the record set in 2003, a new study says.

Moussa Dadis Camara, 10 others are accused of responsibility in killing of 150 people and mass rape by Guinean forces.

Launch comes ahead of visit by US Vice President Kamala Harris and as the US navy conducts drills with South Korea.

Israeli forces began a large-scale raid on Wednesday morning in Jenin, the latest in a series of near-daily raids.

In 1996, new immigrants to Norway described what it meant to live there. Twenty-five years on, are they Norwegian yet?

Borrell, the bloc's foreign policy chief, has denounced the 'referendums' and their falsified outcome.