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Randon, who became a nun in 1944, said work and caring for others were the main reasons for her longevity.

In the news, women are far less likely to be seen as experts.

Residents grapple with the effects of three straight weeks of severe weather as mudslides and rescue efforts continue.

At least 16 foreigners continue to be held over alleged unpaid debts and compensation despite completing jail terms.

Wall Street dealmakers handling mergers, acquisitions and IPOs faced a sharp drop in their businesses in 2022.

The population in the world's most populous country has shrunk for the first time in 61 years.

Many provinces have seen an exceptionally cold winter, with temperatures dropping to as low as -21 degrees Celcius.

Meeting comes as the international community ramps up military aid to Ukraine, including tanks and air defence systems.

The climate activist is carried away by police during a rally near the village of Luetzerath, slated for demolition.

Refiners in India, the world's third-biggest oil consumer and importer, have been gorging on discounted Russian oil.

Bhutto Zardari says his government has reversed the previous government's 'wrong approach' towards the Pakistan Taliban.

Three foreign aid groups restore work in health sector after Taliban bans women from working with NGOs in Afghanistan.

The gov't has agreed to toughen the Online Safety Bill with jail sentences for tech bosses for failing to protect kids.

The incident reflected heightened sensitivity about Al-Aqsa compound under Israel’s new ultranationalist government.

Serbian President Vucic denounces Russian websites and social media groups for calling on volunteers to join the war.

Meeting comes as US has sought support for export controls to limit Beijing's access to advanced computer chips.

Nearly 10 million new voters have been registered for the February 25 ballot, 84 percent of them people under age 34.

More than 3,500 Rohingya refugees attempted sea crossing last year, fleeing their Myanmar homeland or Bangladesh.

Presidential aide announces grim toll at the WEF in Davos as Ukraine's first lady appeals for support.

The latest reshuffle in the Russian army shows Russian generals struggle to meet Putin's unrealistic expectations.

US police say Solomon Pena, 39, was 'mastermind' of politically motivated conspiracy that led to New Mexico shootings.

Africa's most industrialised economy has been facing repeated power cuts during the last decade as its power plants age.

European Commission chief von der Leyen says the war in Ukraine is 'a fight of democracy against autocracy'.

Right groups say Belarus has targeted hundreds of activists, journalists and opposition figures since the 2020 election.

Boris Pistorius will lead efforts to modernise Germany's army and steer policy on the war in Ukraine.

President Xiomara Castro's government must do more to protect those fighting for environmental rights, critics say.

Man identified as Palestinian police officer reportedly shot during attack on Israeli checkpoint in occupied West Bank.

Pakistan PM Sharif expresses willingness for talks with India; asks UAE to play a role in resolving differences.

Government forces and allied clan militias recaptured the base from al-Shabab in October.

Critics say policies pursued by Italy's new government will lead to more deaths in the Mediterranean.

Andrey Medvedev says he ran away from Wagner in July after witnessing the killings and mistreatment of other fighters.

Three weeks into office, the new Israeli government wants to change the judicial system, crack down on Palestinians.

And why did his arrest take so long?

As he hits the halfway mark of his term, how has Biden fared in terms of his promises to the American left?

Nguyen Xuan Phuc's resignation has been anticipated since the dismissal of two deputy prime ministers in January.

The statement by the head of Fiji's military stirred anxiety in the Pacific nation that has seen four coups in 35 years.

Security also top of mind for ex-governor, who leads a crowded field, ahead of opponents with better name recognition.

Some 200 children have died of acute kidney injury in Indonesia and cases also reported in The Gambia and Uzbekistan.

Rights group says the Armed Police Battalion is engaged in extortion, harassment and wrongful arrests of the refugees.

It will likely survive, but only after more firms and currencies crash and burn. Here’s why.

Shooting took place at Ilous Ellis Park during an MLK Car Show and Family Fun Day on Monday.

The serially lying Republican congressman is stuck in a mess of his creation. Yet I feel pity for him.

Despite a six-month UN-brokered truce ending in October, fighting has not escalated.

Julio Obama Mefuman was serving a 60-year jail term after being taken from South Sudan in a suspected kidnapping.

Tenants and first-time buyers struggle to build future as landlords cater to tourists.

Difficult terrain and inclement weather hampering rescue efforts near Pokhara, where plane carrying 72 people crashed.

Ukraine's ambassador criticises display of the Russian flag during Ukrainian player Kateryna Baindl's first round-match.

Iraq overcame Qatar 2-1 to book a place in Thursday's final against Oman, who edged Bahrain 1-0.

While work schemes offer Pacific Islanders economic opportunities, critics say they exacerbate labour shortages at home.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 328th day, we take a look at the main developments.