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NY Attorney General is seeking documents from ex-US President Donald Trump as part of probe into his business practices.

Decision to expel a third of Berlin's diplomatic corps in Moscow 'in no way justified', says German foreign minister.

Preliminary figures show opposition Freedom Movement party leading with 34.34 percent of the vote.

Across northwest Nigeria, individuals are turning to self-help as Nigeria’s security forces remain acutely understaffed.

Experts say the prevalent drug abuse highlights a lack of social nets as Zimbabwe's economy continues to tank.

At least six people drowned on Saturday after a boat carrying migrants sank shortly after leaving Tripoli's shore.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said last week that he had lined up $46.5bn in financing to buy Twitter.

Worldwide survey from payroll provider ADP found worker demands for flexibility and security are growing more intense.

The world's largest cryptocurrency is down more than 20 percent from last month’s high.

Joint team with Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine will look into possible war crimes committed following Russia's invasion.

Air raid sirens still ring through the capital every day, but residents and diplomats are returning.

ECOWAS, the regional bloc, had given both governments until April 25 to disclose details of their transition plans.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 both fell ahead of a busy earnings week for Big Tech.

How Shehbaz Sharif replaced Imran Khan as Pakistan’s prime minister.

Measures enacted by the government have raised concerns over rights abuses with thousands arrested.

Up to 86 percent of married Egyptian women face spousal abuse, particularly in Upper Egypt. 'You Can' aims to help them.

The announcement came after US officials visited Ukraine and announced more aid and plans to reopen US embassy in Kyiv.

Moscow says weapon supplies would further aggravate the situation and raise the stakes of the conflict.

Gratitude does not have an expiration date.

Kenyans tend to look back at the Kibaki years with rose-tinted glasses, but I have my doubts.

Islamabad to roll back subsidies to oil&gas sector ahead of IMF review next month as forex reserves shrink.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Ukraine's 'extraordinary courage' has foiled Russia's advance on Kyiv.

Nobel laureate has been detained since the military overthrew the democratically elected government last year.

Island's most influential Buddhist clerics now join growing list of former allies calling for government's resignation.

Large cocaine seizures are rare but have become increasingly common along the West African Atlantic Coast.

The Special Criminal Court's first trial could address a gap in accountability that has spurred decades of conflict.

Marine Le Pen wins unprecedented 41.5 percent of the vote as far-right ideas become increasingly acceptable in France.

Bai Lowe is accused of being a driver for the ex-Gambian leader's hit squad, known as Junglers, between 2003 and 2006.

Ursula von der Leyen's India trip is part of Western efforts to encourage New Delhi to reduce ties with old ally Russia.

The US, China, India, UK and Russia were the top five spenders, according to new data by defence think tank SIPRI.

The regional bloc was among several international organisations that slammed the 2021 re-election of President Ortega.

Twitter's decision to engage with Musk shows it is exploring whether a sale is possible on attractive terms: Reuters

In 1907, a herbalist in Old Delhi made a cordial to refresh his patients, inadvertently launching a scarlet empire.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 61st day, we take a look at the main developments.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan slides 2.5 percent to a six-week low.

Israel says the move came after a rocket was fired from southern Lebanon, landing in an open area across the border.

Ukraine asks Russia for talks as footage from Azovstal shows women saying they are running out of water and food.

A brutal military crackdown has upended countless lives, but has not broken the spirit of the pro-democracy movement.

Growing outrage over draconian pandemic rules is raising questions about city’s status as a global business hub.

Reliance’s decision to back out comes after almost two years of litigation as Amazon contested the takeover.

Frustrated with the lack of good jobs, more than half of the 900 million Indians of working age no longer want one.

On Kyiv visit, Antony Blinken and Lloyd Austin announce over $300m in aid and say US diplomats will return to Ukraine.

Operations halted at factories in eastern China's Kunshan after COVID-19 cases reported.

Beijing is continuing its strict oversight of the gaming sector despite lifting nine-month freeze on new titles.

European stability was the focus of many of the congratulatory messages sent to President Macron after his re-election.

US's top diplomat and defence chief visit Ukraine for talks as Volodymyr Zelenskyy hails 'stronger than ever' ties.

EU moves to force tech companies to remove illegal content online or face big fines.

Fighting in the Kreinik area of West Darfur province also wounded 98 others, according to a Sudanese aid group.

Citizen Lab rights group says the phones of more than 65 Catalan leaders were targeted with spyware.