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Former President Juan Orlando Hernandez is wanted in the US on drug trafficking and weapons charges, which he denies.

Officials say more territory around Kyiv retaken by Ukrainian forces, but fierce fighting continues in other areas.

UN humanitarian affairs chief will visit the Russian capital on Sunday; Mariupol evacuation attempts continue.

ICRC says it was forced to turn a 'safe passage convoy' for civilians around as fighting intensifies in Mariupol.

Both Brent and US crude benchmarks settled down around 13 percent.

President Gotabaya Rajapaksa invokes tough laws amid protests over Sri Lanka's deepening economic crisis.

Advocates say government recognition of month celebrating Arab Americans can help reduce bigotry.

All signs point to a very strong labour market with little need for the Fed's super-easy monetary policy.

President Kais Saied dissolves parliament in latest move to consolidate power.

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas says Title 42 will be rescinded by May 23, but expulsions will continue until then.

UNESCO says its is 'very concerned' about Russia's war in Ukraine and that 'humanity's heritage is in danger'.

Parliamentary speaker Rached Ghannouchi among those questioned over a parliament session held online.

Global restrictions on transport and trade with Russia pose an especially serious problem for Cubans.

The truce starting on Saturday would also allow fuel imports into Hodeidah and some flights resuming from Sanaa airport.

Draw, that took place in Doha on Friday, also pits Iran against USA; Spain will take on Germany in Group E.

The employees, demanding better pay amid double digit inflation, say that up to 70 percent of them are ready to strike.

As the Muslim holy month of Ramadan has begun, here’s how to wish someone Ramadan Mubarak in various languages.

Nicolas Maduro agrees to give visas to ICC officials investigating alleged crimes against humanity during 2017 protests.

Palestinian man, 28, was shot in the head during confrontations with Israeli forces in Hebron, health ministry says.

Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner is highest-ranking ex-White House official to speak to investigators about Capitol riot.

Human rights groups say Saudi Arabia cannot be expected to hold a fair trial for the alleged killers of the journalist.

It's a historic win that gives organized labor its first foothold in the retail giant's US operations.

Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv agree free trade agreement that will see 95 percent of customs tariffs dropped.

The video game retailer says it wants to increase its share count to 1 billion from 300 million.

Analysts say Moscow has been recruiting Syrian fighters through its mercenary network and local groups.

Sberbank's UK unit is London’s highest-profile financial casualty in the aftermath of the invasion of Ukraine.

Ralph G was allegedly passing information to Russian spy agencies between 2014 and 2020.

Aid convoy enters Ethiopian territory controlled by Tigray forces for the first time in 3 months - WFP

The draw takes place in Qatar's capital Doha. Twenty-nine of the 32 teams have already qualified.

S. Africa erupted after Zuma was jailed last year. The unrest left more than 350 dead and cost the economy about $3bn.

Nonfarm payrolls increased 431,000 last month after an upwardly revised 750,000 gain in February, US data showed.

Kremlin says no immediate end to deliveries, decision about payments in roubles to come into effect from later in April.

Indigenous leaders welcome papal apology as 'long overdue', but say it is only a first step in the path to justice.

Red Cross says teams heading to besieged city but needs concrete agreements on where civilians would be escorted to.

EU and Chinese leaders hold a virtual summit, with Brussels seeking assurances that Beijing will not support Russia.

Western sanctions on Russia and Belarus could push Nigeria to import more accessible and affordable Chinese armaments.

Somalia has begun to find its footing after three decades of chaos unleashed by strongmen and various armed groups.

So what if Putin likes Dostoyevsky?

Regional Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov says Ukrainian helicopters struck the facility after crossing the border.

Public anger over worsening crisis is directed towards the clan, which has held sway over nation's politics for decades.

'We don't have the capacity to control mobs once they are unleashed,' says the chair of Amnesty International India.

Even as the government claims to be fulfilling its promise of rehabilitating the community, the reality is different.

Riyadh consultations hosted by Saudi Arabia have been boycotted by the Houthis, leaving little chance of success.

At least eight people are reported killed and dozens injured or trapped after the Aleksinac coal mine accident.

Aid workers are particularly concerned for those fleeing countries other than Ukraine after a four-year-old Syrian died.

Self-ruled island's dominance in semiconductors is seen by some analysts as a deterrent against an invasion by Beijing.

India and China are two of the major Asian powers to have not condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Preparations for fasting month both hard and emotional for Ukraine's Muslim population following Russian invasion.

Under bombardment by Russia, Ukrainians fighting, surviving and fleeing the invasion show defiance amid the despair.

Moscow threatens to halt contracts supplying Europe with a third of its gas unless they are paid in Russian currency.