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Reserve Bank of Australia's move means millions of Australians face higher repayments on their home loans.

Military-appointed foreign minister says Malaysia's proposal is 'irresponsible and reckless'.

Solomon Islands envoy to Australia says Chinese police stationed there will be under local command.

Financial hub's coronavirus restrictions have battered business and prompted tens of thousands of residents to leave.

Draft opinion obtained by Politico suggests justices could overturn 1973 Roe v Wade, which allowed abortion nationwide.

Asia’s fourth-largest economy saw its consumer price index rise 4.8 percent last month from a year earlier.

John Lee to take over business hub as economy languishes after two years of political crackdowns and pandemic controls.

Calf Canyon Wildfire east of Santa Fe, New Mexico, scorches swath of land, threatens mountain communities.

Report commissioned by Queen's representative had called for Caribbean territory to be effectively governed by London.

Tensions and the exchange of rocket fire between Gaza and Israel during Ramadan raised fears of a new attack on Gaza.

Clashes first erupted on Sunday when the Iraqi military launched an operation to clear the area of YBS forces.

Egyptian authorities say economic researcher Ayman Hadhoud died in a state mental health facility in early March.

The development was a reversal from last month, when Spirit was said to have favoured JetBlue's offer.

An Asian American, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander woman stands to lose $120,000 over 40 years, the report warned.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russian FM's remarks show Moscow has forgotten or not learned the lessons of WWII.

Scheduled talks between the military government, opposition and rebels are postponed for a second time.

Russia banned from taking part in Women's Euro 2022 and club sides banned from next season's Champions League.

Amazon workers at a facility in Staten Island voted not to join an upstart union.

Prime Minister Albert Ouedraogo says the managers of the Canada-based mining company have been banned from travelling.

Two ministers say Berlin ready to back EU ban on Russian oil imports and warn of potential economic costs.

Manufacturers have become more anxious about supply in the coming months due to new COVID-19 lockdowns in China.

So-called administrative detainees are held based on 'secret evidence', and are held for renewable six-month periods.

Prosecutors say Thomas 'TJ' Siderio, 12, was unarmed and on ground when former Philadelphia officer fired fatal shot.

Verdict comes as House panel investigating January 6, 2021 riot requests cooperation of three Republican legislators.

Will candidates backed by former President Donald Trump win against other Republicans?

Boston said raising flag of Christian group could violate the First Amendment that bars state endorsement of a religion.

It will get costlier to borrow - for a car, a home, a business deal or a credit card purchase.

Health agency says it is difficult for Denmark and other EU countries to find recipient countries for the excess doses.

The awards marked the first time that AJ Digital and AJE teams shared Grand Prix and Online Media Chair awards.

Displaced families have been camping out in tents, as critics say the government must deliver on promised aid.

Finnish, Swedish hockey players playing in Russia-based league will not be chosen for national teams, associations say.

The renowned Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow did not provide an official reason for cancelling two long-awaited performances.

Small cities like Columbus, Indiana now represent the most rapidly diversifying parts of the United States.

FIFA issued a raft of sanctions worldwide after studying dozens of cases from qualifying games for the Qatar World Cup.

Etsy, Wayfair and Shopify are hurtling toward earnings reports this week in the shadow of Amazon's deep selloff.

Evacuation efforts from besieged city run into delays; local official says Russia resumed shelling on Sunday.

The incident occured outside the international stadium in the heart of the capital, during prayers.

China has implemented stringent measures to fight a coronavirus outbreak, with Beijing closing gyms and cinemas.

Anti-government rallies have been raging over Pashinyan's speech about the need to sign a peace deal with Azerbaijan.

Tens of millions of Indians are struggling to cope with a relentless heatwave, with temperatures reaching record highs.

Building collapses frequently happen in Africa's most populous country.

Meeting comes two days after Pelosi led a delegation to meet Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Kyiv to pledge US support.

Israel demands apology after Sergey Lavrov suggested Hitler had Jewish roots in comments about 'denazifying' Ukraine'.

The EU's antitrust chief says the US tech giant 'unfairly shielded its Apple Pay wallets from competition'.

Authorities say the phones of the two top officials were tapped in an 'illicit and external intervention' last year.

While the global sea level is expected to rise 50cm by 2100, for large parts of New Zealand, it could be 1 metre.

Food delivery workers went on strike against long work hours and decreased pay, forcing Deliveroo to back down.

Writer Nadeine Asbali recreates beloved Libyan dishes inspired by childhood summers by the sea in Benghazi.

Projected low number of Russian tourists is a major cause of concern for Turkey amid ongoing economic crisis.

Tehran has called the trial of Hamid Nouri, who is accused of involvement in prisoner executions, politically motivated.