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The US did not immediately confirm the statement, but has said it will meet pledge to end combat mission by end of year.

The child went missing on Monday after her parents, who are from Iraq, were allegedly pushed back to Belarus.

It was the voice of the progressive youth, then it disappeared. In 2016, a lucky discovery helped preserve rare issues.

The success stories of a Palestinian political activist in Iceland and a Moroccan entrepreneur in the Netherlands.

The deal's remaining signatories meet as the EU urges Iran to bring 'realistic proposals' to ease negotiations.

The promise and perils of the ‘Summit for Democracy’.

What’s the point of the Nobel Peace Prize?

President Kabore set to appoint new government after departure of PM amid a surge in violence from armed groups.

President's new mandate comes with renewed responsibility to victims of abuses during predecessor's 22 years in office.

A record 293 reporters were in jail as of December 1, Committee to Protect Journalists says in annual survey.

We investigate one of South Korea’s worst peace-time atrocities and those allegedly behind it now living in Australia.

Protest withdrawn after government agrees to pending demands, including promises on minimum price for all produce.

Restrictions on passengers from some African states, such as costly quarantine,, force some to cancel Christmas plans.

Congressional panel says it will move to hold Mark Meadows in criminal contempt for refusing to comply with probe.

Fitch Ratings cuts property giant's long-term foreign currency issuer default rating to restricted default.

Minister says Rawat's helicopter lost contact with air traffic control seven minutes before it was supposed to land.

Criticism is growing over a lack of transparency and tendency to overlook women and minorities.

Taliban members change roles, from fighting in the mountains and the fields to becoming a force running their country.

Kabul-based Radio Begum has programmes for women, by women: educational shows, book readings and call-in counselling.

Amnesty says fighting in Western Equatoria state killed dozens of civilians and displaced tens of thousands to flee.

Some migrants are giving up on Australia after nearly two years in limbo under strict border controls.

International Olympic Committee announces $560,000 of aid for the winter to athletes left behind in the country.

Jesus Malabanan is the 22nd journalist to have been killed since President Rodrigo Duterte took office in mid-2016.

US and Israeli defence chiefs to discuss preparations for a worst case scenario as diplomacy with Iran stutters.

Three, including tycoon Jimmy Lai, convicted over their part in last year's vigil commemorating those killed in 1989.

Cathay Pacific crew describe low morale at flagship carrier as questions hang over future of aviation hub.

West African nation is struggling to contain attacks by groups linked to al-Qaeda and ISIL (ISIS)

Veterinarians work from sunrise to sunset to evacuate and treat injured animals.

The cryptocurrency chiefs also warned legislators that overly tough regulations would push the asset overseas.

Policy forcing asylum seekers to wait in Mexico for US court cases has been denounced as a 'humanitarian disaster'.

The Biden administration still believes revival of nuclear deal is 'viable option', State Department spokesman says.

Trip by Crown Prince Mohammed comes after Saudi Arabia took steps to end a years-long blockade of Qatar.

Mass looting of WFP warehouses in the Amhara region prompts suspension of food distribution in two towns.

Johnson announces tighter restrictions in England, amid allegations that his staff partied during lockdown last year.

New variant may pose a higher reinfection risk but new research indicates it could be less severe than Delta strain.

The ruling is a big win for the iPhone maker as it fights a challenge to its domination of the $142bn mobile-app market.

Holmes, facing nine counts of fraud and two counts of conspiracy, finished testifying in her own defence on Wednesday.

US President Joe Biden threatens Moscow with economic sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine.

Hundreds in Sri Lanka attend funeral for Priyantha Kumara Diyawadana, 48, who was killed by a mob in Sialkot, Pakistan.

Abiy claims first phase of the conflict against the Tigrayan forces completed, but says struggle 'not yet finished'.

Policymakers also said a tight job market and inflation will likely keep plans for imminent interest-rate hikes intact.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson also says no British ministers and officials are expected to attend the upcoming games.

Fewer Americans are telling their bosses 'I quit', but the economy remains awash in jobs that are going begging.

Seven MINUSMA peacekeepers killed after a UN convoy hit an improvised explosive device, according to the mission.

Republican Lauren Boebert's Islamophobic comments against Ilhan Omar create 'feeling of fear', congressional aides say.

The 81-year-old, three-time World Cup winner is 'stable' and expected to be released in a few days, his doctors said.

Organisers say they will impose strict penalties on 'manipulators' as they attempt to halt 'all acts of tampering'.

Study explores potential radiological fallout and evacuations from a missile strike on commercial nuclear power plants.

The High State Council says the presidential and parliamentary elections should both take place on the same day.

Mortgage boss Vishal Garg faced backlash after firing 900 people over a Zoom call last week.