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US House Speaker Pelosi’s Taiwan visit led to a crisis between the US and China; now more US officials are visiting.

The Belarusian leader said he agreed with Russian President Vladimir Putin to modernise SU-24 warplanes.

At least 937 people have died and 30 million are without shelter as Pakistan struggles to cope with devastating floods.

Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner faces 12 years in jail on corruption allegations she denies. Here's what's going on.

The strike could further cripple the state-owned logistics company and affect Africa's most advanced economy.

Escalation comes after months of calm and amid productive ongoing talks to restore the Iranian nuclear deal.

Workers at Royal Mail Group join picket lines after being given a pay rise that falls far short of inflation.

At least 10 million children are suffering in the Horn of Africa as four rainy seasons have failed within two years.

Regulator Ofgem says its energy price cap will nearly double in October, worsening the country's cost-of-living crisis.

Ali Hassan Harb was stabbed and killed by an Israeli settler while on his family's land near Salfit in the West Bank.

In his first rally before midterm elections, Biden accuses pro-Trump Republicans of embracing violence, hatred.

Army SOS, an activist-led NGO, converts Android-based tablets into smart units with automated precision guidance.

Gulsen issued an apology on social media prior to her arrest, but a gov't spokesman called her comments a 'disgrace'.

Palestinian prisoner Khalil Awawdeh is on a hunger strike demanding Israel end his continued detention without charge.

Dutch railway workers launch a 24-hour strike, seeking pay increases to compensate for sky-rocketing inflation.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 184th day, we take a look at the main developments.

With its racist, misogynistic stereotypes, the Netflix romance unintentionally serves as a mirror to the US.

Beijing claims the self-ruled island as its own and has staged military drills in response to visits by US politicians.

Xianghe, in China's Hebei province, issues stay-at-home order to 384,000 residents over preliminary positive case.

Customs office stresses 'no substantial change' to COVID controls after announcing the end of some requirements.

Opinion polls show majority of Japanese opposed to state funeral for longest-serving premier.

Peiter Zatko’s allegations raise questions about big tech’s responsibility towards users in authoritarian countries.

Ship was on patrol for regional fisheries agency when port visit request was made amid tension over China security pact.

Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn will meet Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen in visit condemned by Beijing.

Defence minister says shift in strategy aims to protect civilians, including children forced to join rebel groups.

Ties with Algiers have become more important for Europe because of increasing demand for gas amid the war in Ukraine.

Joe Biden says he will never apologise for 'helping America’s middle class' as critics say cancelling debt is unfair.

Judge gives US Justice Department until midday Friday to release redacted document underpinning Mar-a-Lago search.

Election commission said the ruling MPLA party had a strong lead over the opposition in the country's election.

Poland's Foreign Ministry accuses Minsk of razing a memorial containing the remains of anti-communist soldiers.

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid says 182 people were killed after torrential rains destroyed more than 3,100 houses.

Flooding is a 'humanitarian disaster of epic proportions' that has left thousands without shelter, minister says.

Additional 'trigger laws' that automatically ban abortion are set to go into effect in numerous US states this week.

US President Joe Biden announced some limited student loan forgiveness this week. Here is what we know so far.

Decision after FIFA and its Asian counterpart called on Iranian authorities to allow women to attend.

Fires at nearby coal power plant caused the site to be cut off from Ukraine's national grid, state nuclear company says.

Serbian tennis star, who also missed Australian Open this year, says he will keep in 'good shape and positive spirit'.

French art historians have estimated that some 90% of Africa's looted cultural heritage is believed to be in Europe.

Michelle Bachelet says she has faced pressure over a report on the rights situation in China's Xinjiang region.

President orders Russian military to increase its number of soldiers by 137,000 to a total of 1.15 million.

We survey the outcomes of US President Biden's summer jaunt to the region.

President tells commanders to speed up the so-called 'Kill Chain' system, designed to launch preemptive attacks.

UK's home secretary unveils new measures aiming to deter Albanians from crossing the English Channel in small boats.

Ahmad Hreish, 28, has been held for the past 81 days without trial by the Palestinian Authority.

Rohingya refugees say they have no future in Bangladesh camps, but situation in Myanmar prevents their return.

Tuomo Pietilaina, Laura Halmi and Kalle Silfverberg are accused of publishing classified documents in a newspaper.

Prominent human rights campaigner Pham Doan Trang was sentenced to nine years for 'propaganda against the state'.

Floods have hit much of Pakistan since mid-June, causing at least 903 deaths and leaving about 50,000 homeless.

Itaru Nakamura says he will step down over shooting of former premier last month amid concerns about security failures.

A two-part series on the division between people's opinions on climate change in the United States.