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Two teenagers killed in Ranchi, Jharkhand state, as police fire shots to quell protests against insulting comments.

The average price for regular unleaded petrol rose to $5.004 a gallon on Saturday from $4.986 a day earlier, AAA says.

A spokesperson from India's ruling party triggers a foreign relations nightmare with a bigoted comment on live TV.

Iran, Venezuela discussed raising ties to the 'strategic' level and boosting bilateral relations amid economic crises.

British media says Charles called UK's Rwanda asylum scheme 'appalling' and worries it will affect Commonwealth summit.

Canberra to pay $584m to French submarine maker ending dispute that soured relation between the two countries.

Mexican media professionals discuss how their country became one of the world’s most dangerous places for journalists.

The intense fighting involved two influential militias aligned to rival prime ministers vying for power.

One month has passed since Israeli forces killed journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, but accountability remains elusive.

But this does not mean there is no hope.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 108th day, we take a look at the main developments.

As AK Party-run cities and districts cancel events, critics say the gov't is waging a 'culture war' ahead of elections.

Ex-President Jeanine Anez found guilty of orchestrating a coup that brought her to power in 2019.

African Union says disruption of Ukraine grain exports risks 'catastrophic scenario' of food shortages and price rises.

Iran's petroleum ministry has said it won't lose customers even as China buys more oil from Russia.

Journalists at the scene of the Al Jazeera reporter's killing on May 11 remain in shock and trauma.

One month after killing of Shireen Abu Akleh, Washington has yet to condemn Israel or back third-party investigation.

Lloyd Austin tells Asia-Pacific security summit that Beijing's military activities around Taiwan threaten stability.

'Apparently human' remains found in river where Dom Phillips and Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira were last seen.

Killing of 26-year-old refugee in US state of Michigan has reignited nationwide debate over racism and police violence.

Alleged cross-border rocket attacks are part of an escalating dispute between the Central African neighbours.

Zelenskyy calls for more weapons as senior military official warns Russia has significant edge in artillery in east.

Algeria cuts trade and diplomatic links with Spain after Madrid endorses Morocco's plan for disputed region.

PM Kishida announces plans to boost country's diplomatic and security role amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Charities and a trade union launched legal challenge to stop British government sending asylum seekers to Rwanda.

Analysts suggest a long war could erode the West's resolve to help Ukraine in its battle against Russia.

With temperatures rising to nearly 39 C, Texas energy provider states it will have enough supply to match record demand.

Experts question whether Summit of the Americas declaration will do enough to address pressing needs in the region.

Pete Arredondo said in an interview that he did not consider himself in charge of the scene of the school shooting.

German chancellor promises to help the region reinvigorate their long-stalled membership campaign.

Musharraf has been hospitalised for three weeks and family have asked for prayers for his health.

Defence minister warns his US counterpart China will 'not hesitate to start war' if 'independence plot' unfolds.

UN says the men were reported to be Ukrainian soldiers and 'such trials against prisoners of war amount to a war crime'.

Tunisian President Kais Saied recently fired 57 judges in a move critics say further consolidates his one-man rule.

The US had required travelers to show proof of vaccination or negative COVID test if they were flying into the country.

Moscow and Beijing hope new bridge linking Russian city of Blagoveshchensk to Chinese city of Heihe will boost trade.

Russia-backed court sentenced foreigners to death by firing squad for 'terrorist activity' after fighting for Ukraine.

The landlocked country has now replaced Mali, birthplace of the conflict in the Sahel, as the epicentre of the crisis.

Opposition legislators are asking Ramaphosa to step down as president pending investigations into the Phala Phala scandal.

Like Nixon, Trump was intent on using the powers and authority of the presidency to pervert the US Constitution.

The Vatican has not officially said what the problem is but the pope has spoken of an injured ligament in his knee.

Mitsotakis says EU needs to prove that when 'it sets out a vision it has the intent and the capacity to follow through'.

President Joe Biden will talk about inflation and his administration's efforts to lower prices on Friday in Los Angeles.

UGTT trade union has announced a strike for June 16 against President Saied's constitutional referendum.

Critics warn it justifies environmental destruction by putting price on natural resources and claiming substitutability.

The plan foresees relocation of 10,000 asylum seekers a year to willing EU members and payment from unwilling ones.

Prosecuting its own alleged war crimes can help Ukraine undercut Putin's propaganda war.

Thousands of Muslims in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan rally over derogatory remarks on Prophet Muhammad by BJP members.

The talks focused on resolving the country's political impasse, the US embassy in Khartoum said in a statement.

Syrian state media also reported that one civilian was injured in an Israeli air attack.