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Yerevan, Baku accuse each other of firing mortars and artillery in an attack.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 203rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The late queen faithfully served the British imperial project.

The Taliban has in the past denied widespread fighting, saying it has established control of the entire country.

The international community now has an urgent choice to make — one it has so far shied away from.

Opposition say his term began after he seized power in a coup in 2014, but his supporters argue otherwise.

Gov't welcoming more permanent migrants to ease shortages, but activists say workers on temporary visas need more help.

Scientists are working to unravel the mysteries of black holes.

Plan is to go beyond existing measures and target sensitive technologies like computer chips and telecoms equipment.

Antonio Guterres tells opening of the 77th UN General Assembly that the world must work together on multiple fronts.

Rebels fighting government forces 'ready' for African Union-led peace process.

Tens of thousands gather in London to pay tribute to the UK's longest-reigning monarch.

The closure of Al Roeya reflects the limits set on freedom of speech and local media in the UAE.

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has met Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani in Doha as the two counties aim to boost ties.

Ukraine recaptures towns seized in the early days of Russia's invasion, urges Western powers to send more weapons.

British police faces criticism from civil liberties groups over their treatment of anti-monarchy protesters.

Russian leader, Indian PM will hold talks in Uzbekistan on Friday to discuss trade and fertiliser sales, Kremlin says.

Fatal shooting of two Haitian journalists in Port-au-Prince draws condemnation as gang violence continues to soar.

Peace committee leader Idrees Khan's vehicle drove over an explosive device, killing him and two guards, police say.

Authorities have detained a woman accused of being involved in failed assassination attempt, local media outlets report.

Vote hands outcome of the deal over to a US court battle between the social media giant and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

'I am here today because Twitter leadership is misleading the public,' company's former security chief tells lawmakers.

Authorities in Kazakhstan support a bill to restore capital's old name Astana, which was changed to Nur-Sultan in 2019.

Ukraine says it has recaptured 6,000sq km (2,320 square miles) of territory from Russian forces this month.

With possibility of a Republican-led Congress on the horizon, panel probing US Capitol riot prepares for final push.

US Senator Lindsey Graham introduces bill to ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy amid intensifying debate.

Simmering tensions between neighbours spill into fighting that leaves dozens dead and prompts fears of wider escalation.

Rescue operation under way to evacuate people after a four-storey residential building collapsed in Jordan.

Calls for the release of Nasser Abu Hmaid are increasing, but Israeli authorities have transferred him back to prison.

Flood victims complain that they are without food and ration as authorities struggle to cope with the disaster.

Fans take to social media to react to the news of the popular alternative rock group from Lebanon calling it quits.

Department's accommodation could shorten delays in appointing neutral arbiter to review documents seized at Mar-a-Lago.

Consumer prices jumped 8.3 percent in August compared with a year earlier, new US data shows.

Unionists and Republicans are uncertain how the king will manage ties with rival political groups, Brian Feeney says.

The British monarch arrives in Belfast, leading the last leg of the mourning for his mother in the four parts of the UK.

The current administration has said it expects an almost 50 percent drop in staple maize harvest due to poor rainfall.

Several people were injured in a stampede at the gate of the Nairobi stadium where Ruto was inaugurated as president.

The report included findings from meetings held with government, private sector and NGOs during a recent trip to Iran.

The UN says outbreak connected to 'severe water shortages' caused by drought, destruction of infrastructure.

Succession and Ted Lasso top the awards at high-glamour gala that marked a return to business as usual in Hollywood.

A three-year-old boy in the southern Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province becomes the latest victim of the virus.

Storm is expected to make landfall on Wednesday, and China’s typhoon alert has been upgraded to second-highest level.

Godard revolutionised popular cinema and stood for years as one of the world’s most provocative filmmakers.

Dozens of Armenian soldiers have reportedly been killed in renewed border clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

The narrative has shifted since September 6, when Ukraine began a counteroffensive in the Kharkiv region.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is set for a Tuesday visit to Doha, Qatar, his first since 2017's GCC crisis.

The lawsuit prompts calls for reform to prevent other police departments in the state from using rape kit DNA evidence.

At a time when Israel's discourse dominates Western films and TV shows, Mo tries to reclaim a lost cultural identity.

Hong Kong recorded 35.4 degrees Celsius (95.7 Fahrenheit), the hottest September day since recording began in 1884.

The police said the stadium was full by dawn and urged the public to watch Ruto's inauguration from their homes.