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UN chief Antonio Guterres meets senior Lebanese political and religious officials, visits site of Beirut explosion.

It is time the international community heeds the calls of the Sudanese people to reject this deeply flawed deal.

Lee Jae-myung's progressive platform in the presidential race could give transformative politics a boost globally.

A 28-year-old was killed during anti-coup protests in Khartoum, according to a Sudanese medical group.

Boris Johnson is under pressure over several allegations that his government broke social distancing measures last year.

Drill comes days after latest round of talks in Vienna to restore Iran's nuclear deal with world powers.

Young people on Indonesia's famed resort island are finding new ways to make ends meet after the collapse of tourism.

As cases surge, it would be safer to impose tough restrictions until we understand the behaviour of the new variant.

Starting January 1, the island nation will require people showing their vaccine certificate for entry to public places.

India's antitrust regulator suspended Amazon's deal with Future, allowing a deal with competitor Reliance to go ahead.

Judge adjourns trial on charges of alleged possession of unlicenced walkie-talkies, news agencies report.

US will join a growing list of European countries and other destinations to which Israelis are barred from traveling.

New Zealand aborted limited-overs tour to Pakistan in September due to security fears just before match in Rawalpindi.

Top US infectious diseases expert warns hospitals in the country could face stresses in coming weeks as cases surge.

UN envoy says international community should build better partnership with Bangladesh and cut off Myanmar military.

As experts warn India's stock market could face a downturn, small, first-time investors could be hit the most, they say.

Billionaire Yusaku Maezawa and assistant end a practice run for a planned trip around the moon in 2023.

Voter turnout in Hong Kong sinks to a record low in first poll held under amended electoral laws.

Tech giant scrubbed poor reviews of Xi Jinping’s book following edict from Beijing, news report says.

The watchdog reviewed allegations that Apple hurts competition by forcing app developers to use its proprietary system.

Death toll from Typhoon Rai rises to 208 as emergency workers report 'complete carnage' in storm-affected areas.

Experts fear for children's health amid a gold rush in Indonesia's Lombok.

The property developer has yet to repay a $400m offshore bond amid liquidity troubles in real estate market.

Gabriel Boric, 35, is set to become Chile's youngest ever president

Peng Shuai says a Weibo post that accused a former Communist Party official of sexual assault has been misunderstood.

Islamic nations group pledges to set up humanitarian trust fund for Afghanistan as millions face hunger and poverty.

Sunday's election ensured only ‘those who love China’ run Hong Kong.

Increased turnout expected in runoff election between far-right and social-democratic candidates.

“How do we keep trees and carbon in the ground?”

Health officials warn safety protocols must not be ignored after detection of Omicron variant in a returning traveller.

Malcolm X murder exonerations expose the FBI’s racist policies and the need for accountability.

Algeria secure 2-0 victory in extra time over their neighbours Tunisia to win the Arab Cup.

Demonstrators march to the presidential palace in capital Khartoum, protesting the military's takeover of the country.

Malaysian PM says rainfall on Friday and Saturday was equivalent to total monthly amount in normal conditions.

Activists Winona LaDuke and Kumi Naidoo on how to transition out of the fossil fuel era.

The Pentagon's air wars in Middle East marked by 'flawed intelligence' and 'faulty targeting', NYT investigation finds.

Two candidates offer starkly different visions for the country's future, with most polls projecting a tight race.

US migration policies violating asylum rights have had devastating consequences for asylum seekers in Mexico.

Pakistan hosts OIC meeting aiming to devise a mechanism for the international community to deliver aid to Afghanistan.

With the Lebanese state in crisis, unlikely characters are bringing security to one of the most neglected regions.

British architect Richard Rogers designed a series of landmark buildings around the world, including Paris's Pompidou.

A man was beaten to death after allegedly attempting to commit a sacrilegious act at the Golden Temple in Amritsar.

The Stream meets three community leaders to discuss comfort and healing in times of uncertainty and upheaval.

One rocket destroyed by air defence sysem and another landed near a national monument, damaging two cars.

British architect known for designing Paris Pompidou Centre and the Millennium Dome dies at the age of 88.

Long-running land dispute triggered clashes that left at least one woman, three children and one police officer dead.

More than 10 people were arrested in the run-up to the election for allegedly inciting people to cast blank ballots.

Residents of Surigao del Norte and Dinagat provinces say they have yet to receive help from the national government.

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen warns that the Omicron coronavirus variant could be dominant in Europe by mid-January.

Resignation deals a significant blow to the embattled prime minister as the Omicron variant sweeps the country.