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At least 157 people were murdered and 109 women raped during the 2009 stadium massacre, according to a UN investigation.

As King Charles III takes over at a time of economic hardship, critics question the monarchy's expensive budget.

Its white supremacy infected Black Africans as far away as Harare with self-loathing. I was one of its victims.

Before February 24, Putin had reached the peak of his power over the ex-USSR - but then Ukraine happened.

More than a million Rohingya live in camps in southern Bangladesh that comprise the world's largest refugee settlements.

Russia 'planned for an occupation, not necessarily an invasion, and that has set them back', Pentagon official says.

Israel has intensified missile attacks on Syrian airports saying the strikes target Iranian forces and military assets.

Families are pushing US to secure release of WNBA star Brittney Griner and former US marine Paul Whelan, held in Russia.

World Health Organization chief says the end 'is in sight' but warns against complacency.

Zelenskyy says hundreds of civilians and soldiers had been found 'tortured, shot and killed by shelling' near Izyum.

South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa meets Joe Biden at White House for talks on climate crisis, trade and Ukraine war.

Kyrgyzstan reported 'intense battles' with Tajikistan forces along disputed border despite ceasefire agreement.

White House condemns transfer of 50 Venezuelan migrants to wealthy US island as 'cruel stunt' by Republicans.

President Raisi orders an inquiry after Mahsa Amini, 22, died after being detained by Iranian morality police.

Experts say President Nayib Bukele's move would violate at least four articles of El Salvador's constitution.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi discusses nuclear negotiations in Vienna, US sanctions and geopolitical dynamics.

Court appoints 'special master' to vet files seized from former US president's Florida home for privileged material.

Russia's Putin tells India's PM he understood New Delhi's concerns over conflict in Ukraine after Modi urged diplomacy.

FIFA dismissed Chile's argument that Ecuador player Castillo was Colombian and ineligible to play at the World Cup.

The new monarch wraps up his tour of the UK nations in Wales, where he met some opposition to his ascent to the throne.

Fighters from the Coordination of Azawad Movements take charge of maintaining security in the strategic town of Kidal.

No indication the hacker did any damage or was interested in anything more than publicity, says engineer.

More than 60 percent of Angolans are under 24 and their frustration helped the opposition come close to unseating MPLA.

African countries argue that a pledge by developed nations including the US to curb fossil fuel investment is unfair.

Rosneft's German subsidiaries are placed under trusteeship 'to counter the threat to the security of energy supply'.

Leader of self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic accuses Ukraine for the killing of local prosecutor-general, deputy.

At least eight banks were held up by depositors in Beirut and other parts of country demanding access to their money.

White House has called for revoking a law that shields online companies from liability over content posted by users.

Despite effective counteroffensive, NATO's Stoltenberg warns Ukraine and its allies should prepare for long haul.

Sanctions placed on Boeing Defense CEO Colbert and Raytheon Technologies boss Hayes for selling Taiwan weapons.

Floodwaters triggered by heavy rainfall sweep through towns in a hilly region of central-east Italy.

Maps and charts show the damage wrought by Pakistan’s 'monster monsoon', which submerged a third of the country.

A 'tsunami of hunger' and 'real and dangerous risk of multiple famines this year', head of World Food Programme warns.

FIFA is expected to issue a verdict in the case of an Ecuador player that Chile claim played while ineligible.

Zimbabwe’s bakers are losing staff and profits as Russian invasion of Ukraine disrupts global economy.

Estimates of the number of Chinese military casualties during the 1950-53 Korean War range from 180,000 to 400,000.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 205th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Tunisian government and main labour union sign a deal to boost wages in an attempt to ease social tensions.

US added Russian space, technology firms, and the GRU intelligence agency among others to its sanctions list.

World Weather Attribution analysis says global warming was not the biggest cause of the catastrophic floods.

Resolution says 'provocative actions' by China against Taiwan must have consequences for EU-China relations.

On International Identity Day, it is time to question whether technology-based identity systems are actually inclusive.

Shia pilgrims arrive in the holy city of Karbala on Friday to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Husayn.

Israeli-backed Phalange militia killed between 2,000 and 3,500 Palestinian refugees and Lebanese civilians in two days.

Syed was found guilty in 2000 at age 17 of killing his ex-girlfriend but has always maintained his innocence.

Even goat’s milk and communist vibes in a Greek paradise couldn't get me to give up my American capitalist instincts.

President Ebrahim Raisi says guarantees must be established to ensure the 'lasting removal' of sanctions on Iran.

Second outbreak of clashes in three days amid sudden rise in tensions on border between the two former Soviet republics.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russians 'leaving death behind' after more than 440 bodies discovered in northeastern town.

Impasse over country's representation at global body is hampering efforts to end the crisis caused by the 2021 coup.