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Without a bailout from the International Monetary Fund, Pakistan may default for the second time in its history.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand lifts benchmark interest rate to 2 percent in fifth consecutive hike.

S Korea, Japan condemn 'provocations' after N Korea fires three missiles, including a suspected ICBM, off its east coast

19 children killed in a shooting at a primary school in a small community in southern Texas.

At informal UN Security Council meeting on press freedom, Al Jazeera's Abderrahim Foukara urges independent probe.

Governor Greg Abbott says 18-year-old gunman entered Robb Elementary School in small town of Uvalde, killing 15.

The sanctions target Hamas' Investment Office, which holds assets estimated to be worth more than $500m.

Experts say warming ocean temperatures lead to increasingly more destructive and damaging storms.

Head of president's office says only way for partners to ensure the war does not escalate is 'to help Ukraine win'.

US banks and individuals will be barred from accepting bond payments from Moscow after 12:01am NY time on Wednesday.

The UNSC expressed 'deep concern' over the Taliban order forcing women to cover their faces in public, including on TV.

Psaki is the latest in a line of former White House and administration spokespeople to join the media.

Powell has portrayed the Fed's drive to raise rates as consistent with a so-called 'soft landing' for the economy.

It's three months since Vladimir Putin launched the ‘special military operation' to invade Ukraine.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban says the war in Ukraine represents 'a constant threat to Hungary'.

A leak of thousands of photographs reveals more details about the internment of Uighurs, but China calls it 'lies'.

Police say early-morning raid in Rio de Janeiro favela community aimed to capture leaders of drug-trafficking group.

Japan scrambled jets after the warplanes approached its airspace while Quad leaders were meeting in Tokyo.

Hungary unable to agree to the proposed EU sanctions until all outstanding issues resolved, PM says in a letter.

Workers found 200 bodies in the basement of a destroyed apartment building in Mariupol, Ukrainian authorities say.

Despite many setbacks, Russia made some progress with regards to the officially declared goals of its war on Ukraine.

Africa, still facing lingering pandemic economic blues, has been hit hard by rising costs linked to invasion of Ukraine.

Why was the compassion afforded to Ukrainians fleeing the war not afforded to me when I was a refugee?

Snap marked its biggest intraday decline since it went public in March 2017, falling to as low as $13.55.

The lira on Tuesday is on track for the world’s biggest decline against the dollar.

The Polish president said that food shortages in North Africa could result in chaos and migration problems for Europe.

Opposition leader believes the DRC has more to lose than gain from its recent integration into the eastern African bloc.

Over the past few days, several European and North American countries have reported cases of the rare virus.

Turkish president accuses Kyriakos Mitsotakis of urging US officials not to provide F-16 planes to Ankara.

The allegations follow claims by DR Congo officials of Rwandan forces supporting armed groups in DRC.

EU has withheld $230m in aid until school textbooks are changed, leaving Palestinians unable to buy food and medicine.

New report finds evidence that some seized ammunition in Niger came from West African state stockpiles.

Despite standoffs over Israel's occupation of Palestinian lands, Ankara and Tel Aviv are growing closer.

NATO membership hopefuls seek to clear up differences with Ankara, which opposes their application to join the alliance.

The numbers were released days after a gunman killed 10 in a in a racist attack in Buffalo, New York.

The newly-published photos show the prime minister drinking at a Downing Street party during a pandemic lockdown.

Taliban decree ordering female news anchors to cover their faces on air is the latest in a series of restrictions.

While Erdogan has expressed discontent, Washington and the alliance are hopeful that divisive issues can be resolved.

Imran Khan's PTI says over 400 supporters arrested in bid to thwart major sit-in planned by former leader in Islamabad.

An official says the aircraft faced technical issues and crashed during a training exercise.

Two people, including a child, also drowned after apparently attempting to cross river separating Mexico and Guatemala.

At least 17 countries have reported new confirmed cases of monkeypox. No associated deaths have been reported to date.

Iranian officials have so far refrained from directly blaming Israel for the killing of senior IRGC member Khodaei.

The opposition leader loses appeal against the extension of his jail term that he condemns as politically motivated.

Turkish leader says aim is to create 30km 'safe zone' in Syria; would be fourth major Turkish incursion since 2016.

In its list of 100 most influential people, US-based magazine calls Parvez 'modern-day David' who 'had to be silenced'.

A wistful mischief-maker rides the highs and lows of grassroots activism to bring down Toronto’s illegal billboards.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 90th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Three other people injured after Houthis shoot down what they called a Saudi-led coalition drone over a busy area.

Aliyev and Pashinyan announce the creation of a border commission after their trilateral talks in Brussels.