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Typhoon Nanmadol, the 14th to hit Japan this season, is now heading towards Osaka, Kyoto and Tokyo.

Pledge comes as US calls for vigilance and the UK warns of more Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure.

US president's remarks latest sign of a shift away from a policy of strategic ambiguity towards the self-ruled island.

The 2,000-strong congregation will include world leaders, royalty, charity representatives and COVID-19 front-liners.

The retired leader of the territory's Catholic Church and critic of Beijing is accused of failing to register a fund.

Gov't representatives have met with members of an armed group that grew out of demobilised FARC rebels, photos show.

The 27-nation bloc has three months to decide on suspension of funding for Hungary over charges of damaging democracy.

The Ethiopian forces and Tigrayan rebels failed to progress in peace talks during a five-month truce period.

The hurricane packing winds of 140 km/hr (85mph) makes landfall in US territory after causing island-wide power outage.

Dozens of entrepreneurs and non-profits came forward to help as the country was overwhelmed by worst floods in decades.

Team of experts finds pottery pieces and bronze artefacts from time of the ancient Egyptian king who died in 1213 BC.

Dozens of people have been killed and others injured in border fighting, with both sides blaming each other.

In the Russian city of Rostov, soldiers in camouflage and black masks show their guns and offer recruitment contracts.

Russian President Putin urged both countries to resolve their differences by 'peaceful, political and diplomatic means'.

Canada will mourn the queen, but won't lose money over it.

US leader warns any response will depend 'on the extent of what they do' in Ukraine.

Azerbaijan slams Pelosi, saying the ‘unsubstantiated and unfair accusations' are a serious blow to peace efforts.

The Macedonian civil society has joined the right in rejecting a deal with Sofia and Brussels. This is dangerous.

Typhoon Nanmadol has the potential to be the most destructive storm to strike Japan in decades.

UN increasingly concerned the policy and other restrictions on basic freedoms will contribute to a deepening crisis.

Investigators searching through a mass burial site in Ukraine found evidence that some of the dead were tortured.

Another 20 hurt in the accident that took place on a highway in rural Guizhou province.

Climate change, Iran sanctions, and worsening global poverty will also feature at the annual meeting of world leaders.

In Afghanistan, a new generation continues a family tradition of crafting handmade dentures.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 207th day, we take a look at the main developments.

A two-story residential building has collapsed near the epicentre, work is under way to rescue two people.

Authorities urge four million people on Kyushu Island to evacuate as Typhoon Nanmadol bears down on southern Japan.

Thousands in Haiti are facing water shortages after days of protest over fuel prices and crime halt distribution.

US House speaker's visit to Yerevan comes days after deadly border clashes broke out between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

US leader is expected to meet King Charles and pay tribute at Queen Elizabeth's coffin ahead of Monday's state funeral.

About 21 million pilgrims from around the world gather in Karbala for the Arbaeen commemoration.

EU presidency calls for formation of international tribunal for war crimes after some 450 graves found outside Izyum.

Some depositors in Lebanon have held up banks in an attempt to retrieve their own funds.

Police fire tear gas at rally following funeral of young woman who died after arrest by so-called 'morality police'.

LGBTQ activists march on a shortened route amid threats as police clash with far-right supporters in Serbian capital.

Hundreds of thousands of people have lined up waiting to file past the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II.

Japan Meteorological Agency warns of 'a very dangerous typhoon' that was classed as 'violent'.

Amadou Ba's appointment re-establishes the position of prime minister following its abolition in April 2019.

President Tokayev signs a bill reinstating capital's name to Astana from Nur-Sultan.

About 50,000 women serve in the Ukrainian armed forces in combat and non-combat roles, according to military officials.

After military gains by Ukrainian forces, Russian leader pledges to 'end restraint' and intensify 'special operation'.

President Boric postponed meeting with Israeli envoy following Israeli army killing of Palestinian boy on the same day.

Arrival of eight big cats coincides with the 72nd birthday of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

More than 20 embassies issued a joint statement urging Serbian authorities to lift the ban on the EuroPride march.

The queen’s death sets in motion a massive media operation - but is it reflecting public sentiment, or shaping it?

Appearance of Iran's supreme leader comes after unconfirmed reports of the 83-year-old falling 'gravely ill'.

A new generation is questioning its very legitimacy. Their voices are only going to grow.

Ankara says Washington's decision will 'negatively affect efforts to resettle the Cyprus issue'.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 206th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Justice Department asks a court to lift an order barring it from reviewing documents seized from ex-president's home.