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Bosnian Serb leader’s continuing push to set up parallel institutions raises concerns over country’s stability.

Indonesian province spent years at war and local residents say the 'crisis of trust' created then is still felt today.

Complaint claims algorithms that power the company promote disinformation that turns into violence.

Taliban allows the National Museum of Afghanistan to reopen, showcasing the country's 'rich history'.

Beijing has embarked on a media blitz in an attempt to claim its one-party state is more of a democracy than the US.

Department says Texas plan violates US voting laws by diluting strength of Black, Latino and other minority voters.

Sackler family members are alleged to have drained Purdue Pharma of cash over several years.

The mood across markets was calmer Monday as investors noted cases of the new COVID variant have been relatively mild.

Agency reports 235 ransomware attacks on Canadian targets this year, half of which were key infrastructure providers.

Turkish leader calls on Cypriot authorities to secure houses of worship or prepare to 'pay for such acts'.

War-torn Yemen is witnessing a sharp deterioration in the value of its riyal currency.

US prosecutors are set to call two more accusers in Ghislaine Maxwell's high-profile sex abuse trial in New York City.

A Jerusalem district committee decides against the proposal, citing the need for an environmental study.

US president to speak with Russian counterpart on Tuesday amid rising tensions over Russian troop build-up near Ukraine.

The verdict probably won’t resolve the debate over whether Craig Wright is the mythical creator of Bitcoin.

New Delhi and Moscow sign host of defence and trade deals as India has drawn closer to the US - an adversary of Russia.

White House says US will not send diplomats to upcoming Winter Games over China's rights abuses, including in Xinjiang.

Ebrahim Raisi marks 100 days in office by warning the lifting of international sanctions is non-negotiable.

DRC national Alain Mukonda is accused of providing support to blacklisted Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler.

New Delhi says it has started receiving parts of missile defence system in a deal that prompted threats of US sanctions.

Ethiopia's government says it has recaptured the strategic towns of Dessie and Kombolcha from Tigrayan rebels.

News comes after hundreds of unmarked graves were discovered this year at former residential school sites in Canada.

Digital World Acquisition Corp has drawn criticism since its plan to merge with Trump's media firm was announced.

Worker safety continues to deteriorate in South Africa's mines.

A high court drops two charges against Hopewell Chin'ono, but the reporter still faces trial over a tweet.

Unless the EU changes its approach to migration, more people will be brutalised and killed in the Mediterranean.

The 400 Mawozo gang still holds 12 hostages, including children, kidnapped in October and is seeking ransom payments.

The move, announced by the city's mayor, comes amid rising concerns over the spread of the Omicron variant.

SEC probe turns up the regulatory pressure on Tesla, which is already facing safety investigations by US watchdogs.

The UN health agency cited a total of 241 million cases of the disease in 2020, up 14 million from the year before.

Survey shows 71% of economists don't see inflation falling to Fed's target rate until second half of 2023 or later.

As Lebanon plunges deeper into economic meltdown, UNRWA has sounded the alarm about a major funding crisis.

The largely unsung figure in the fight against apartheid had joined the struggle in his early teens.

Rights groups have criticised Karim Khan's decision not to investigate US forces and CIA for war crimes.

UK added Nigeria to its travel 'red list', meaning arrivals from there will be banned except for UK and Irish residents.

Demonstrators in different locations across Khartoum and other cities voiced their rejection of the military deal.

Over the weekend, Bitcoin lost more than a fifth of its value.

What you need to know about the UK's controversial Nationality and Borders Bill.

The Kremlin says relations are 'quite lamentable' before video call between Russian and American presidents.

Hernan Dario Velasquez was a negotiator in 2016 peace agreement, but announced three years later he had rearmed.

“We’ve got blind spots and not everyone is getting all of the information.”

COVID-19 pandemic is politicised in Armenia, where even doctors are responsible for spreading falsehoods about jabs.

Mohammed bin Salman to visit Oman, the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait before the annual GCC summit this month.

Instead of adopting sound public health policies, the West is resorting to colonial-time practices to isolate Africa.

COVID in pregnant women can increase the risk of preterm labour and the associated long-term complications for babies.

Qatari, Turkish FMs reiterate strong ties and urge int'l community to engage with Taliban to facilitate aid to Afghans.

One of the world's smallest nations hopes to launch the first government-backed national stablecoin in 2022.

UN, UK deplore sentencing of Myanmar's ousted leader while Myanmar's exiled opposition calls it 'broken justice system'.

Iran announces a new COVID-19 plan that will limit some public spaces to those with a vaccine digital pass.

Meeting comes after Saudi Arabia also held direct talks with Iran in an effort to resolve differences.