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The rights group says the Taliban has failed to protect Hazaras and other at-risk communities.

Jair Bolsonaro says electronic voting machines in Brazil are prone to fraud, but there is no such proven record.

Cuban crocodiles are critically endangered and have the smallest natural habitat left of any living crocodile species.

Israeli military report says its soldiers may have 'accidentally' killed Al Jazeera journalist.

Latest UN report calls on Sri Lanka to end its human rights violations as country faces its worst economic crisis.

In an address to the nation, new British Prime Minister Liz Truss pledges to 'ride out the storm' of economic crisis.

UN atomic watchdog calls for a security zone to be set up around the Zaporizhzhia plant, occupied by Russian forces.

Southern separatist forces say al-Qaeda kills 20 of its fighters, adding that six attackers were also killed in gunfight

Russia is pushing to reduce reliance on the US dollar and boost economic ties with China amid Western sanctions.

UN warns of humanitarian crisis as authorities fear more towns will be flooded if Manchar Lake bursts its banks.

Saskatchewan police say Myles Sanderson may have been seen in James Smith Cree Nation, urge residents to seek shelter.

Robb Elementary School, where the mass shooting that claimed the lives of 21 people happened, is not reopening.

TTP accuses military of breaking fragile ceasefire after at least four fighters died in a gun battle in northwest.

Since July, there have been demonstrations against UN peacekeepers who stand accused of retaliating with deadly force.

Families of four Europeans imprisoned in Iran ask the EU to negotiate their release during the nuclear deal talks.

Rebels are stepping up their resistance movement amid Ukraine's counteroffensive in the south.

The fine is the second largest ever issued under European Union privacy laws.

The amphetamine has become one of the most popular drugs in the Middle East, with trade valued at $5.7bn.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says 'that no changes for the better are expected' under the new UK prime minister.

The Horn of Africa is on track for a fifth-consecutive failed rainy season and UNICEF has warned of a coming famine.

Israeli foreign ministry said it recalled its ambassador to Morocco over allegations of sexual abuse and corruption.

Across parts of West & Central Africa, increased rainfall in several countries has left vast areas submerged under flood

In 2021, one-third of Europe’s energy - used for generating electricity, transport and heating - came from burning gas.

Military says it is 'aghast' after Khan accuses government of trying to appoint a 'favourite' as the next army chief.

The average temperature nationwide was 22.4C last month, exceeding the norm by 1.2C, state broadcaster CCTV reports.

Indonesian President Joko Widodo said he had little choice when announcing 30 percent increase to subsidised fuel price.

Government accused Australia of interfering in domestic affairs by offering to fund the islands' 2023 elections.

As war has become the new normal, Ukrainians turn to dark humour to belittle Russia and lift national spirit.

Greece’s national intelligence service surveilled an opposition figure, raising questions about privacy and democracy.

Israel has now concluded that it is 'highly possible' one of its soldiers killed Shireen Abu Akleh.

The Vostok-2022 military exercises continue a series of war games involving Russian and Chinese forces in recent years.

The most powerful typhoon to hit the country in years has left 66,000 homes without electricity and displaced thousands.

Arshdeep Singh became the latest cricketer to have hate-filled tweets directed at him after India's loss to Pakistan.

The British leader leaves his Downing Street office for the last time to formally offer his resignation to the queen.

Mohammad Sabaaneh, 29, was killed during a military raid on Jenin city in the occupied West Bank.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 195th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Dozens also wounded as convoy carrying supplies to towns in restive north is hit by improvised explosive device.

The Iraqi cleric promises reform. Yet he has little incentive to fundamentally change a system that he is enmeshed in.

Many parts of southern city are under water for a second day, bringing traffic chaos, power cuts and flooded properties.

How Drika went from growing up in a small village in northern Brazil to representing her country at a World Cup.

Declassified intelligence from the US says that Moscow is turning to isolated state to secure weapons as sanctions bite.

At least 65 people killed and hundreds remain stranded or missing following 6.8 magnitude earthquake, media reported.

Millions of people face uncertain future as floods devastate country just weeks after heatwave.

Most powerful typhoon to hit South Korea in years destroys roads and brings down power lines in country's south.

Zaporizhzhia's last working reactor offline after fire damaged power lines amid ongoing concerns over situation at site.

LGBTQ people worry stress on marriage as 'between one man and one woman' will allow discriminatory attitudes to persist.

Chicago says about 125 asylum seekers, many of them families with small children, arrived from Texas so far.

The UN calls for urgent aid to help 7.8 million people facing starvation.

The network has decried Israel's attempt to 'evade criminal responsibility' for the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh.

Compromise needed for 'normalisation of ties between Belgrade and Pristina', Ana Brnabic says.