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Protesters set BJP office on fire and block railway tracks and roads in demonstrations against new military job scheme.

Muqtada al-Sadr says he 'will not participate in the next elections if the corrupt participate'.

The Iran-backed Houthi rebels had promised to stop the practice, but their own officials say otherwise.

The two US military veterans were last known to be in the Kharkiv region on June 8.

COVID-19 cases and deaths are climbing in Portugal's popular tourist hotspots like Lisbon, Porto and the Algarve region.

Allegations against a university professor have led to a growing movement to tackle the issue.

Modi's scheme of short-term contractual soldiers, motivated by finances, will have a direct bearing on society.

If the number of forcibly displaced people was a country, it would be the 15th most-populated country in the world.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 113th day, we take a look at the main developments.

101 East follows the young Indian tribal athletes racing against the tide for Olympic glory.

Outbreak in an agricultural area comes as impoverished country battles COVID-19 and food shortages.

Visit comes as Ukraine pleads for more weapons to fend off Russia, and ahead of EU discussions on Ukraine's candidacy.

The video shows Georgia Representative Barry Loudermilk giving a tour the day before a crowd stormed the Capitol.

It lost shelf space in US stores to startups backed by celebrities and struggled with inflation and supply chain issues.

Amazon wants to get its next 100 million customers from the less affluent, non-English speaking pockets of India.

Planning minister Ahsan Iqbal's plea to drink less tea to help save on imports amid an economic crisis surprises many.

Ukraine races against time to export its grain through Romania before the new harvest begins.

US think tank says satellite images suggest work is underway on a second tunnel at the Punggye-ri Nuclear Test Facility.

UN refugee chief says more than 100 million people around the world are displaced as a result of war and other crises.

Unnamed leader picked up in a morning raid said to be an 'experienced bomb maker and facilitator'.

In run-off presidential election, Colombians will choose between two radically different anti-establishment candidates.

Lloyd Austin says 'the stakes are too high' for the West to lose focus now as US pledges $1bn in military aid for Kyiv.

Dr Fauci became a household name for his reassuring and professional presence early in the pandemic.

The move raises the short-term federal funds rate, meaning most forms of borrowing will become sharply more expensive.

US Capitol riot hearings should push Canadians to fight far-right disinformation in their own country, experts say.

'We together with our European and NATO partners will not allow a security vacuum in our immediate neighbourhood.'

Disappearance of journalist Dom Phillips and guide Bruno Pereira in Brazil's Amazon rainforest had raised global alarm.

Attacks against Muslims have allegedly increased since the BJP took power.

Dozens rally in Washington, DC in support of a US programme that protects undocumented migrants from deportation.

Data collected by a US regulatory agency will allow for greater transparency on safety of semiautonomous vehicles

Barre was voted in as a parliamentarian in Kismayo, the commercial capital of Jubbaland, in December.

Assistance package includes coastal defence weapons and advanced rocket systems for Donbas fight, US president says.

Flooding caused road and bridge damage in Yellowstone National Park forcing park to close for first time in 34 years.

Prosecutors say shooter's motive was to 'prevent Black people from replacing white people' and inspire similar attacks.

According to Moscow Xi Jinping 'noted the legitimacy of the actions' taken by Russia to protect its national interests.

More than 100 schoolgirls are still missing since their April 2014 abduction in northeastern Nigeria by Boko Haram.

The continuing war in Ukraine is partly responsible for upward price pressures in Nigeria.

Turkish president says no progress can be achieved in the process without seeing 'concrete steps' by both countries.

Oumeya Ould Albakaye, ISGS's chief of two provinces in Mali and Burkina Faso was captured this week.

Fumio Kishida says he will join June 28-30 meeting, becoming the first Japanese prime minister to attend a NATO summit.

Niger's leader criticised G7 decision to stop foreign fossil fuel investments after years exploiting natural resources.

Valid D is accused of plotting to kill a dissident from Russia's Chechen Republic on the orders of the region's leader.

In a letter to company heads, Biden says 'historically high refinery profit margins' are hurting US consumers.

Since the Russian invasion, Ukraine has received billions of dollars' worth of weapons from dozens of countries.

What has shaped President Vladimir Putin and how has he shaped Russia?

Analysts say while Ukraine suffers from corruption, Russia, which weaponises the issue, is not in a position to judge.

Travellers exchange their dreams and stories in a temporary refuge on the edge of the Sahel desert.

Arab countries have refused to forge ties with Israel, which has illegally occupied the Palestinian territories.

The Sadrist bloc's resignation from parliament throws up a number of scenarios, including new elections in Iraq.

The much-touted 'muscular' policy pursued by the BJP is not working, say experts, as they urge political engagement.