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Author says Trump claims Kim is the only foreign leader he has corresponded with since leaving office.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.1 percent.

New law will eliminate mandatory arbitration clauses in cases involving allegations of sexual misconduct.

As the country faces one of highest jobless rates globally, South African president pledges 'to leave no one behind'.

Lavrov says 'facts' presented by his team 'bounced off' their British counterparts as Truss threatened tough sanctions.

Striking workers used burning tires to block a main road and police tried to disperse the crowd with tear gas.

Ban on headscarves in classrooms triggers protests and debate about rights.

Workers' efforts to organise has drawn support from some prominent politicians in the area.

Former Alaska governor is suing New York Times over 2017 editorial that incorrectly linked her to a mass shooting.

Anez could be sentenced to 12 years in prison if she is found guilty of unconstitutionally assuming the presidency.

The allegations, from people born between 1933 and 2006, tell of psychological torment kept secret for decades.

Armed group al-Shabab claims responsibility for attack in which suicide bomber targeted a minibus in Mogadishu.

Shahd Abusalama's case demonstrated the precarious situation Palestinian academics face in the UK.

The former senior adviser to former US President Donald Trump also met Aramco's CEO on that trip.

Trucker blockade shuts auto plants as US Homeland Security warns of looming convoy from California to Washington, DC.

Charles recently met with his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, but the monarch was not displaying symptoms, UK media report.

The head of WHO Africa says the continent is transitioning to a phase of managing the virus in the long term.

Figuring out whom the crypto belongs to may not be simple.

“The question everybody is asking is, will Russia invade?”

Eastern-based parliament says it has chosen former Interior Minister Fathi Bashagha as the interim leader.

The ejection of monitors opened the door to 'unchecked, horrific violations', says the Norwegian Refugee Council.

Offensive against the Houthi rebels marks a shift in the UAE’s military strategy in Yemen.

Tesla in a recent blog post asked the court to pause the case and take other steps to ensure that facts will be heard.

Forced from their homes in 1944 and 2014, Crimean Tatars fear the effect of more Russia-Ukraine tensions.

The probe comes after the National Archives retrieved 15 boxes of White House documents from one of Trump's residences.

US consumer prices rose 7.5 percent last month - the sharpest annual rise since February 1982.

Editors of the online student magazine ‘DOXA’ are currently under house arrest for criticising the Russian government.

Canadian truckers and their supporters continue to protest in the capital, Ottawa, over coronavirus restrictions.

Travellers among those hurt by falling debris after Saudi air defences intercept drone near Abha airport.

It is important to research this coronavirus that can cross from bats to humans, but we must not panic.

After months of wrangling, the former president handed over some of his memos and letters – so what is the problem?

PA president used Palestinian Central Council meeting to entrench his power and secure his successor, critics say.

Men who left Russia in 2014 to join rebels in eastern Ukraine have differing views on where today's conflict is headed.

Residents of Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, are voting in polls that could be bellwether of BJP's hold.

Paris looking to expand geopolitical relations in Indo-Pacific after Australia scrapped a multibillion-dollar deal.

Iraj Pezeshkzad, who passed away in Los Angeles at the happy and fulfilling age of 94, was an Iranian institution.

Civilians held without charge accuse Ethiopian security officers of systematic extortion and increasing abuse.

As the West African nation celebrates its AFCON victory, political instability is looming on the horizon.

Two Indian restaurants are shutting down every week in the UK. Why is Britain saying toodle-oo to vindaloo?

Russian president stresses need for ‘legally enforceable security guarantees’ as military launches exercises in Belarus.

Cai Esheng latest senior figure to be caught up in Beijing's anti-graft crackdown.

Justice minister says law regulating Supreme Judicial Council will be reformed as part of 'participatory process'.

In a new report, Save the Children sounds alarm over humanitarian disaster as millions go hungry.

A unique experiment at a mental health hospital in Iran turns doctors into matchmakers.

The woman has already served 10 years of a 30-year sentence on charges of killing her baby.

Between January 30 and February 5, nearly half of the total samples tested in Afghanistan were positive for COVID-19.

Reports come after IOC delays ceremony to present Russian figure skating team with their Olympic gold medals.

No immediate claim of responsibility for attack at W National Park, which also wounded 10 people.

Suspension comes after the UK announces it will join the US and Australia in backing WTO case against China.

Protesters in Gaza City condemn the killing of three Palestinians and slam the PA over cooperating with Israel.