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The 2019 removal of the former president is marked with demonstrations against October 2021 military coup.

US official says after pulling back from areas around the capital, Russian troops are regrouping to focus on the east.

The country's journalists' association called the law a 'clear attempt at censorship'.

Emmanuel Macron seeks re-election in the shadow of the Ukraine war and rising living costs in France.

Janet Yellen said Russian atrocities are an affront to global order that will have widespread economic repercussions.

Migrant advocates and lawyers expect more people to arrive at US-Mexico border ahead of restrictive policy's end in May.

Idit Silman's decision has left Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's coalition with 60 seats, the same as the opposition.

Iran and the US continue to push each other to make concessions as they face internal pressure.

What are these weapons and could Russia use them in Ukraine?

Minnesota prosecutors found no criminal wrongdoing by SWAT officer who killed 22-year-old Black man in US raid.

Ukraine says civilian killings in Bucha constitute 'genocide', but analysts say charge needs to be fully investigated.

A bench headed by Pakistan’s chief justice is hearing petitions challenging PM Imran Khan’s dissolution of parliament.

Authorities say one person is dead in Georgia and another in Texas after high winds and tornadoes rake the South.

Indigenous leaders in Canada say Catholic Church must take concrete action to support survivors and prevent more harm.

More than 50 US gig workers have been murdered while working since 2017, according to a report by a US labour group.

Ukrainian investigators seek to document what appears to be widespread killings of civilians by Russian troops.

Citing abuses in Ukraine, US announces new penalties that target Putin's adult children and Russia's largest bank.

Ahead of first round of presidential elections, French youth express their fears and frustrations about the candidates.

Thousands defied the president and spilled onto the streets hours after Castillo announced the curfew.

President Kais Saied denies he is seeking a comeback to individual rule despite accusations he is staging a 'coup.'

A recent survey showed more than 80 percent support the Russian military’s actions in Ukraine.

Tanzania’s latest’s sweeping directives to remove petty traders from the streets is throttling their livelihoods.

About 300 rebels landed in the Qatari capital, seeking a peace deal, but find themselves in a curious cohabitation.

Spain rejects Algerian whistleblower's asylum application and hastily deports him despite concerns raised for his life.

With her mother and baby brother, Daria Oliinyk, or Dasha, as she is known, fled to Romania and now trains via Zoom.

Turkish president criticised Tunisian counterpart for sacking parliament, calling it a 'blow to the will of the people'.

The international armed conflict that lasted from 1992 to 1995 led to a genocide that killed more than 100,000 people.

Police say the suspect has been arrested at the scene of the blast, which happened after midday prayers.

People are openly defying the emergency and a weekend curfew to demand the removal of Rajapaksa.

Greece and Norway become the latest EU countries to order the expulsion of Russian diplomats amid outrage over Ukraine.

Aakar Patel says immigration authorities stopped him from flying to the US after he was placed on a 'look-out circular'.

The long-awaited verdict brings to close a six-month trial over Sankara's assassination on October 15, 1987.

Valley attracts record tourism after easing of pandemic restrictions and some improvement in the security situation.

Survivor’s guilt is a common reaction to war, experts say, as Ukrainian refugees confront feelings of shame.

Report says US, German-funded park guards and DRC soldiers committed multiple atrocities in Kahuzi-Biega National Park.

The testimony from the former president's eldest daughter comes after her husband last week appeared before the panel.

With a new state of emergency, any hint of civil liberties has been suspended in 'the world's coolest dictatorship'.

We have what amounts to a nanosecond in human history to save ourselves and everyone who may or may not come after us.

Suellen Tennyson, 83, was taken from her parish in Yalgo by unknown assailants on Monday night, the local diocese said.

A car bursts into flames and kills its driver after crashing into the gate of the Russian embassy in Bucharest.

Indonesian miners were approached by hopeful buyers from European countries including Italy, Spain, Poland and Germany.

What do the lines of attack used against Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson reveal about the Republican Party?

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 42nd day, here is a look at the main developments.

Tech giant says will soon start experimenting with an edit button, but only on its monthly subscription service first.

The group is reimposing draconian restrictions, especially against women, that are reminiscent of their past regime.

Court resumes hearing of multiple petitions challenging PM's decision to dissolve parliament and call for early polls.

Some Australians see buying a home as increasingly out of reach after a near tripling of prices in the last 20 years.

For months, thousands have queued for fuel, food and medicine amid the country's worst economic crisis in memory.

Commentators point out double standards in international response to civilians enduring state violence and occupation.

Official figures show about 5,000 Ukrainians and 15,000 Russians visited island nation in the month the conflict began.