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Police responsible for 11 deaths during protests in capital Bogota in September last year, UN-backed report finds.

The threat of soil erosion has forced the shutdown of the country's two pipelines that carry crude across the Andes.

From cars and rockets to crypto and internet services, Musk’s influence over our lives is growing.

Former immigration minister has been sentenced to 60 days in prison for separating underage asylum-seeking couples.

COVID-19 continues to take its toll on people and the economy.

Pentagon says it does 'not anticipate issues of personal accountability' over bombing that killed 10 Afghan civilians.

The settlement ends a five-year legal battle for victims sexually abused by former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.

UK tells Russia to 'de-escalate tensions' with Ukraine as Moscow seeks to block Kyiv's prospect of joining NATO.

At least 12 officers injured in the attack in Srinagar, according to authorities, after two suspected rebels killed.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to deliver a speech Tuesday in Jakarta on Washington's approach to Indo-Pacific.

Survey of US workers found 30 percent of unemployed respondents cited physical health as the cause of their joblessness.

Donald Trump's ex-chief of staff stopped cooperating with congressional inquiry into the January 6 Capitol insurrection.

Earlier this month, Uganda and DRC launched a joint operation against the ADF, an armed group allied with ISIL.

Amir Khan Muttaqi said the Taliban wants good relations with all countries and has no issues with the United States.

NBC earlier this year dropped plans to televise the swanky awards dinner in Beverly Hills, citing a lack of diversity.

UEFA deputy general secretary said the errors in the original draw were caused by a 'malfunction of the software'.

Kentucky is by far worst hit by a cluster of storms that tore through central US states, devastating entire communities.

EU accuses the group of human rights abuses and carrying out clandestine operations on the Kremlin's behalf.

US-backed SDF forces say operation in Deir Az Zor targeted ISIL fighters but SANA agency says civilians killed in raid.

Ex-Minnesota police officer Kimberly Potter faces manslaughter charges in fatal shooting of Wright, 20, in April.

Protesters say military should not be part of government as they cannot be trusted to lead the transition to democracy.

Official says intermediate-range nuclear missiles could be deployed if NATO refused to engage with Moscow.

PIF invested only half of the $40bn it had planned to sink into the domestic economy.

As white supremacists welcome their new hero, liberals work hard to portray white supremacy as conservatism.

Government imposed vaccine mandates, while tempting in the short term, may have grave consequences for us all.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says one patient with Omicron has died as fears mount over infectious new strain.

Growing bread lines in Istanbul bear testament to the financial pain Turkish households are wrestling with.

The latest slide prompted the central bank to sell dollars to defend the lira for the fourth time this month.

The WHO says the Omicron variant has been detected in at least 63 countries around the world.

Two of the world’s leading contemporary artists on education, capitalism and belonging.

Raed Salah was released from Israel's Megiddo prison on Monday after spending 17 months behind bars for 'incitement'.

While the AfD performed poorly in Germany’s federal election in September overall, it came first in eastern states.

At least 55 people were killed in the crash in Mexico, in one of the deadliest incidents involving migrants for years.

Media tycoon Jimmy Lai, 74, who is already in prison, receives 13-month sentence to be served concurrently.

Results show turnout for independence referendum was 43.90 percent, as a call to boycott the vote was largely heeded.

Bennett says his visit reflects a 'new reality' for the region, as official says talks expected to focus on trade links.

With limited formal climate finance available for adaptation efforts, nation's poor forced to pay from their pockets.

While many feel victorious after forcing government to withdraw farm laws, others lament deaths during year-long stir.

Spokesman for candle factory destroyed by tornado in Kentucky says death toll at the site may be lower than expected.

Jamil al-Kayyal, 31, was killed after Israeli forces raided the Ras al-Ain area in Nablus, Palestinian sources say.

In new film, Russian President Putin describes the collapse of the Soviet Union as a 'tragedy' for most citizens.

US sanctioned the firm for its alleged role in creating facial-recognition software used to oppress Uyghur Muslims.

Riyadh estimates it will achieve a surplus of 90 billion riyals ($23.99 bn), or 2.5 percent of GDP, next year.

Sandhu, a 21-year-old model, tops a field of some 80 contestants in a pageant that was touched by politics and pandemic.

The female employee told a newspaper that Alibaba fired her and she didn't receive any severance pay.

Latest threat assessment by Taiwan's Defence Ministry comes amid escalating tensions between Beijing and Taipei.

The pilot programme in Bucheon will use AI algorithms and facial recognition to reduce workload of contact tracers.

National Unity Government has launched fundraising schemes to support its campaign to overthrow the military government.

Signing of historic defence contract took place during South Korean President Moon Jae-in's visit to Canberra.