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Lawmakers triggered an investigation into whether Johnson lied to Parliament about breaking COVID-19 lockdown rules.

Incumbent French president and his far-right challenger hit the road as they seek to woo voters before Sunday election.

Supreme Court justices say denying benefits to residents of Puerto Rico does not violate their constitutional rights.

Remarks seen as confirmation that China will stick to stance of not criticising Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Black legislators protest as state legislature endorses Governor Ron DeSantis's proposal to change US congressional map.

Florida's whirlwind legislative action could have major consequences for US-based Disney.

President Nayib Bukele says his gov't is stamping out gang violence, but experts document pattern of arbitrary arrests.

Arab League: 'Al-Aqsa and Haram al Sharif in all its area is a sole place of worship for Muslims.'

Did powerful political figures in Thailand sabotage a landmark human trafficking case?

Unprecedented 51 percent of Swedes voice support to join the Western military alliance as Russia-Ukraine war rages.

The service, which eclipsed 100,000 subscribers in its first week, succumbed to cost cutting by the firm’s new bosses.

At same time, Biden administration discourages Ukrainians from trying to enter US through southern border with Mexico.

The Tesla CEO last week announced an offer to buy the social media company for $54.20 per share, or about $43bn.

Here is how Russia's chain of command would work in the event of a nuclear weapon launch.

Vagit Alekperov joins a long list of Russian CEOs who have stepped down after being targeted with Western sanctions.

US to send more heavy artillery, ammunition and drones to Kyiv, Joe Biden says, as it bans Russian ships from its ports.

The requirement, which applies to non US citizens and residents, was first put in place in November of last year.

Tesla led gains in the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 after posting record profits that blew past estimates.

The Chinese embassy in Rwanda said in a statement that it had 'taken note' of the ruling.

Druze-majority Sweida has stayed relatively neutral in Syria's war, but recent protests have led to punishments.

Africa can contribute much to the African American agenda and vice-versa.

The former US first family’s production firm, Higher Ground, is in talks with potential partners including Amazon.

Initial claims for state jobless benefits declined 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 184,000 for the week ended April 16.

South African president calls for a 'negotiated end' to the conflict as he continues a delicate balancing act.

Victor Gubarev's daughter saw his lifeless body after a fateful journey to buy a loaf of bread.

London-based tennis tournament announced the player ban in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

People in Khost say those killed in air raids were civilians as Pakistan yet to confirm if it was behind deadly attacks.

Damascus Gate is a centre of Palestinian cultural life, but Israeli forces regularly attack Palestinians in the plaza.

The story behind the US law that sanctions anyone, anywhere if they are deemed to be a 'human rights offender'.

A new presidential council may mean change in Yemen, but what influence will Iran have on their Houthi allies?

Blast at Sai Doken mosque in Mazar-i-Sharif leaves dozens dead or wounded, officials say.

Women are leading a movement to resist government efforts to set up a coal mine in Birbhum district of West Bengal.

Ruling by the UN's top court caps decades of dispute between Nicaragua and Colombia over maritime borders.

Market bombing in Iware, Taraba state, marks expansion of area where ISIL affiliate operates in Nigeria.

No tsunami threat was reported after the quake, and authorities said there was a low likelihood.

Protesters in Colombo demand justice on the third anniversary of devastating attacks in several churches and hotels.

Israeli forces use tear gas, rubber bullets on Palestinian worshippers at dawn, some respond with rocks, petrol bombs.

During the COVID pandemic, courts went online around the world, but at what cost to justice?

President Putin instructs Russian forces to blockade steelworks where remaining fighters and civilians are holed up.

In the tiny West African state, President Umaro Embalo faces an uphill task of reforms - and threats to his life.

The war can help the world recognise that a nuclear-free world should not be an aspiration with an indefinite timeline.

The story of how activists fought a major 1990s road-building plan – and the lessons it holds for today's climate movement.

It was the first visit by a member of US Congress since a new government came into power in Islamabad last week.

British PM in India against the backdrop of Ukraine war as the West urges India to take stronger stand against Russia.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 57th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Some say a 'special kind of paternalism' runs through the Russian-speaking regions full of mines, factories and plants.

Antonio Guterres sends separate letters asking Russia and Ukraine's leaders to receive him in Moscow and Kyiv.

The strategic port city has been ​​taken over by Russian forces, except for a small pocket of resistance.

Sergey Zimov and his son Nikita strive to save the planet from a climate catastrophe by reviving the Ice Age.

Russia-backed forces controlled 60 percent of Luhansk before Moscow launched its invasion of Ukraine in February.