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San Francisco-based company will stop offering rental homes and experiences in the country this summer.

Human rights chief Michelle Bachelet has demanded 'unfettered' access for years, but experts doubt she will get it.

All 15 members of the United Nation's highest body are expected to attend the meeting on Tuesday convened by Ireland.

The COVID-linked provision has allowed the US to carry out nearly 2 million expulsions since March 2020.

The tour by Michelle Bachelet comes as Beijing stands accused of widespread abuses of Muslims in far-western Xinjiang.

Ukraine's president says Moscow wants to take Ukrainians' right to life, as the invasion enters fourth month.

Almost eight in 10 adults said in late 2021 they were either 'doing okay or living comfortably', a Fed survey found.

Chinese state news agency cites official as saying Washington is using the 'Taiwan card' to contain Beijing.

A wave of sandstorms is striking the region, with experts blaming climate change and poor government regulations.

Juana Alonzo Santizo said she was tortured and forced to sign a confession in Spanish, a language she does not speak.

A string of big corporate names have paused or shut their businesses in Russia following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Palestinian FM al-Maliki say Abu Akleh's case, along with other Israeli violations, has been submitted to the ICC.

UNHCR says the number of forcibly displaced people around the world surpasses 100 million for the first time on record.

The UGTT union says it will hold a strike over wages and the economy, as it accuses Kais Saied of unilateral moves.

The threat to the global food supply has become an increasing concern for all nations in recent months.

Sarah Sanders, David Purdue and Marjorie Taylor Greene are among the Trump-backed candidates in Tuesday's primaries.

Ukrainian president says further sanctions are needed to stop Russia's aggression.

Boris Bondarev criticised the 'aggressive war unleashed' by Russian President Vladimir Putin in Ukraine.

Local officials say up to 80 people are feared trapped under the rubble after a 10-story building.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has met with a divided response among African countries.

The ruble’s rebound has left it more than 30% stronger against the dollar than it was before Russia invaded Ukraine.

Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani says international community should work to resolve forgotten and ignored conflicts.

UNAIDS warns some reporting and commentary on the virus has used stigmatising language that could harm public health.

Denmark isolates its first monkeypox patient as Scotland becomes the second part of the UK to detect the virus.

The rise in energy costs has contributed to rampant inflation, stoking investor concerns that growth will slow.

Alok Sharma and Fatih Birol say they are hopeful the global hydrocarbon crisis could spur a transition to green energy.

Nearly 4 million left Russia in the first three months of 2022, including IT specialists, journalists and researchers.

The Anambra state governor has put up a 10 million naira ($24,000) reward for information on the killers.

Amid a pandemic and a cost of living crisis, the people have no patience for the virtue signalling of the Davos set.

Landmark ruling has huge symbolic significance for Ukraine, which accuses Russia of atrocities and war crimes.

Failure to revive Iran's nuclear accord poses much more danger even than 'a bad' deal, Israeli intelligence sources say.

The Greek coastguard prevents five sail boats and four dinghies from crossing into its territorial waters from Turkey.

Adoption rates of the eNaira, Africa's first official digital currency, have been low since its introduction in October.

Almost 323 million Indians at high risk from extreme heat amid lack of access to fans and refrigerators, finds a report.

French prosecutors say a security guard was killed in a fight with another man in front of the embassy.

New report says abuse survivors were 'ignored, disbelieved' by leaders of US's largest Protestant denomination.

The figures combine refugees, asylum-seekers, and nearly 60 million people displaced inside their own countries.

Luhansk governor accuses Russia of indiscriminately shelling Severodonetsk, which has only one working hospital left.

The floods come only a month after torrential rains killed 435 people in KwaZulu-Natal.

Hundreds of new billionaires since 2020 in contrast with hundreds of millions pushed into extreme poverty worldwide.

Ugandan food blogger Sophie Musoki delves into the many layers of memory stirred up by a dish of simple, humble katogo.

Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity will include 12 Asia-Pacific members, including South Korea and Japan.

Our current government has a particular disinterest in helping the poorest and most vulnerable in society.

Heavy rainfall and floods kill dozens and leave tens of thousands stranded in several parts of Bangladesh and India.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 89th day, we take a look at the main developments.

US president suggests he would intervene in a Chinese invasion - an apparent break with decades-long policy.

As essential medicines disappear from shelves, doctors forced to postpone life-saving procedures amid economic crisis.

Colleagues of slain Al Jazeera journalist say in life and death, she inspired them to tell the story of Palestinians.

Five women and two men died, 120 passengers rescued, 23 of them treated for injuries, the coast guard said.

Steps will lead to a drop in annual revenues due to lower collections, raising concerns about India's fiscal deficit.