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Deal with Tiga Acquisition Corp will raise $384m, according to regulatory filings.

US authorities accuse former Haitian senator John Joel Joseph of involvement in plot to kill Jovenel Moise last year.

Journalists of Ukraine awarded a 'special citation' by prestigious Pulitzer board for coverage of Russia's invasion.

Strong winds continue to fan flames of southwestern US blazes, prompting evacuation orders and destroying many homes.

For the first time, Sinn Fein has won the most seats in Northern Ireland's assembly.

The Spanish coastguard has rescued 13 migrants off Gran Canaria while twice as many are feared drowned.

Some women voters in Phoenix suburbs say they are more concerned about the cost of living than abortion rights.

US says Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered 'a version of revisionist history' amid continuing Ukraine invasion.

The US Treasury Department accused those designated of playing a role in facilitating travel of ISIL members to Syria.

Authorities say at least 43 people killed after a fight broke out between rival gangs at prison 80km from Quito.

Despite pressure from opposition, Erdogan says Turkey, home to over 3.6m Syrian refugees, will 'protect' those who fled.

From tech to crypto and beyond, some of the days’ biggest losers are investments that once surfed on waves of optimism.

The move marks the end of the Rajapaksa dynasty in politics, but the economic and financial crisis are far from over.

The SNHR calls US diplomat to the UN for 'immediate action' after video appears to show execution of civilians.

Russian President Vladimir Putin did not mention 'Ukraine' once during Victory Day celebrations in Moscow.

Meeting, which diplomats say will take place Wednesday, comes after Pyongyang carried out 15th missile test this year.

The EU has also proposed a one-year suspension of import duties on all Ukrainian goods not covered by a free trade deal.

Who are the thinkers shaping the strategies of the alliance?

Senate procedures are preventing President Biden and his Democratic Party from passing major legislative proposals.

Ukrainians are coming to the US on tourist visas, through the southern border or under a new sponsorship programme.

Authorities stop a demolition drive in Muslim-majority area after protests.

Keir Starmer's comments come as police reopen a probe into whether a gathering in Durham breached lockdown rules.

Global financial markets have been rattled by concerns over interest rate hikes and wider lockdowns in China.

Rescue teams are combing through rubble of historic Hotel Saratoga, where massive explosion also injured dozens.

Growing number of death threats from paramilitary groups target environmental defenders who oppose fracking in Colombia.

Ferdinand Marcos leads with more than double the votes of rival Leni Robredo, unofficial count shows.

Niamey has consistently presented an image of a friendly and reliable partner to the international community.

Ruling and opposition party members call for the resignation of the central bank governor who is running for president.

The S&P 500 has fallen about 15 percent this year.

The French leader suggests building a broader political community of democratic states around the EU.

The Angolan exclusive operator has already flagged an almost one-third reduction in diamond output this year.

Lawmakers push ahead with federal legislation; states prepare for abortion no longer being protected by US Constitution.

The selloff in cryptocurrencies is part of a wider global flight from riskier investments.

The administration said that it has partnered with 20 internet companies to boost access to broadband.

The DRC government had declared martial law in Ituri and its neighbouring North Kivu province to quell the violence.

A French appeals court upholds Fillon's conviction for providing a fake parliamentary assistant job to his wife.

Ambassador hit with red paint thrown by pro-Ukraine activists in Warsaw on Russia's WWII Victory Day.

Mothers whose sons were killed by police have united to fight for justice and protect other young men.

It was not immediately clear how the pro-Ukraine messages appeared, some suggest TV networks may have been hacked.

The shooting happened shortly after voting got under way in Buluan municipality on Mindanao island.

Laurent Bucyibaruta is the most senior figure yet to face justice in France over the 1994 Rwanda genocide.

Offer comes hours after PM's supporters storm major protest site in Colombo and attack anti-government demonstrators.

An application to join NATO could be made at the alliance's June summit in Madrid and is likely to be fast-tracked.

“This election is a clash of values, about how Filipinos see their past and envision their future.”

Bean won the leading actor prize for prison drama Time while Comer scoops the leading actress award for Help.

The race for the 2023 presidency is hotting up ahead of the primaries for the ruling and leading opposition parties.

Russian forces and Donbas volunteers are 'fighting for the Motherland so no one forgets the lessons of World War II'.

Signs of discontent with Jakarta are emerging in countries that rely heavily on palm oil, including India and Pakistan.

Washington says the luxury vessel is owned by sanctioned Russian oligarch Suleiman Kerimov.

Putin did not mention Ukraine by name, gave no assessment of progress in the war, or say how long it will last.