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World's No 3 economy shrinks at an annualised rate of 1 percent in January-March from the previous quarter.

Once self-sufficient nation reels from fall-out of ill-conceived shift to organic agriculture, economic crisis.

Suspected gunman David Chou was born in martial-law era Taiwan but identified as Chinese.

Man who authorities say targeted Taiwanese churchgoers faces additional charges of 'lying in wait', firebomb possession.

Advocates say US should include more far-right Israeli groups on 'terrorism' blacklist, not delist Kahane Chai.

As nation hits sombre mark of one million coronavirus deaths, families remember loved ones lost during the pandemic.

As US surpasses sombre mark of one million confirmed COVID-19 deaths, many Americans still refuse to get jabs.

The torrent of coronavirus deaths, along with prolonged social isolation and financial hardship, have traumatised many.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that the amounts of help pledged to date won’t even meet short-term needs.

Ukraine's defence minister says Russia is 'preparing for a long-term military operation' as it pushes to control Donbas.

All three chose to exit on their own, according to internal memos described to Bloomberg.

Rights activists and international observers accuse Maria Consuelo Porras of contributing to weakening rule of law.

Mali pulls out of the regional G5 Sahel force, blaming a lack of progress and disagreements.

Ten Black people were killed at a market in Buffalo, New York, by a white teenager espousing racist theories.

The limited changes will allow Chevron Corp to negotiate its licence with the state-owned oil company, PDVSA.

Torrential rain flooded the Perkoa zinc mine on April 16, trapping eight workers inside.

Spain's left-wing coalition government on Tuesday approved a draft bill that would also reinforce abortion rights.

The world's largest burger chain is rolling down the shutters in Russia after more than 30 years.

France urges Israel to complete probe into killing of Al Jazeera journalist, despite UN call for an independent probe.

Trump-favoured candidates are vying for Republican voters' backing in key US Senate nominations.

Finnish president says a quick ratification of applications by the US will help the process go faster.

The court sent its 'largest-ever' team of experts to probe alleged war crimes since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Italy’s Eni SpA said on Tuesday it was opening a rouble account to keep the Russian gas flowing.

Tunnel from Tijuana to San Diego had rail and ventilation systems, electricity and reinforced walls, authorities say.

The ADF, which began as an uprising in Uganda but is based in Congo, pledged allegiance to ISIL (ISIS) in 2019.

EU says it will 'respond with all measures at its disposal' if UK goes ahead with unilateral changes to the protocol.

By seeking to phase out Russian energy supplies, Europe will only hurt itself, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned.

The big-box retailer cut its full-year earnings forecast, sending shares down more than 8 percent in morning trading.

Ukrainian official says Kyiv pursuing a prisoner exchange as Russian siege of steel plant draws to a close.

President Muhammadu Buhari came to power in 2015 on a pledge to end endemic graft but has barely dented corruption.

Americans are continuing to spend even as inflation persists at nearly a 40-year high.

Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 bounced higher on Tuesday morning after a late-day tech-led drop Monday.

Top EU diplomat Josep Borrell says bloc set to approve another 500 million euros ($527m) in military aid for Ukraine.

With Congress stalemated, Biden is stuck between reform advocates and police unions who are far apart on policies.

Ankara says it will not open the alliance's door to the two Nordic countries. Here is what you need to know.

From the 1980s AIDS epidemic to COVID-19, how do we hold on to the names and memories of those who have died?

It is a breath of fresh air to see an unapologetically Arab character in a popular Disney production.

The hearing follows a government report that recorded 144 cases of 'unidentified aerial phenomena' since 2004.

State TV says the two were under surveillance and met with people who organised protests by teachers.

Disagreements centre around the immunity of opposition legislator Domingos Pereira who lost to the president in 2019.

Ruling party defeats move to urgently debate the motion censuring President Gotabaya Rajapaksa for the economic crisis.

“The human body can tolerate a lot. But there’s a limit.“

Bashagha entered Tripoli with some support but was met by opposition from forces aligned with UN-recognised PM Dbeibeh.

Zimbabwe, which experienced 500 billion % hyperinflation in 2008, is experiencing another episode of high inflation.

For over three weeks, the 40-wagon train carrying some 2 million litres is the only source of water in Pali, Rajasthan.

Walid al-Sharif's funeral was attacked just days after an Israeli attack on journalist Shireen Abu Akleh's funeral.

LIC’s weak debut comes even as stocks in India and the broader Asian market rallied on Tuesday.

Fighting in the northern region of Tigray has eased since a unilateral ceasefire was declared by the federal government.

The sheer scale of a front line that stretches for hundreds of kilometres has pushed Ukraine's resources to the limit.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 83rd day, we take a look at the main developments.