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Baku and Yerevan again clashed over the control of frontiers defined by Soviet cartographers, raising fears of conflict.

More than 28,000 Afghans have applied for admission to US, but only about 100 have been approved since Taliban takeover.

US indicts two Iranians over online 'disinformation, threat' campaign to influence US voters in presidential elections.

In first US, Canada, and Mexico summit in five years, strains over trade and immigration loomed large.

Indian PM says he would repeal controversial laws as the sudden concession comes ahead of elections in critical states.

On UpFront, Marc Lamont Hill speaks with Tigray People’s Liberation Front adviser, Fesseha Asghedom.

There has never been a more apt time to push for the complete dismantling of military hegemony in Sudan.

On UpFront, Marc Lamont Hill talks to Ethiopia's State Minister for Government Communication, Selamawit Kassa.

Pictures of former England batsman Alex Hales wearing black face paint spark new accusations of racism.

Saad Rizvi released in Lahore after weeks of negotiations that followed deadly protests in the Muslim-majority country.

Apollo Carreon Quiboloy, 71, charged for sexually assaulting girls and women, according to US justice department.

Cricket Australia accepts Tim Paine's resignation, which comes just weeks before the Ashes series with England.

Ugandan police say 21 people arrested in connection with deadly twin suicide bombings claimed by ISIL-affiliate.

Authorities exhume bodies of two civilians and return them to their families as separatists hold a shutdown in region.

Japanese leader announces record spending as economy struggles to bounce back from the pandemic.

Medical crisis continues to roil, with expensive subsidies partially lifted and no social assistance programme in place.

International concern mounts over welfare of player who hasn't been seen since she made sexual assault allegations.

Number of visitors would initially be limited to a few hundred per day, Hong Kong newspaper reports.

New office a further sign countries in eastern Europe willing to deepen cooperation with Taiwan despite China's threats.

Move comes as city sticks to a strict 'zero COVID' policy that has frustrated businesses and expatriates

Democrats clear way for vote on measures including free preschool for all three and four year olds.

Almost one-third of job losses in the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Brunei and Mongolia was in tourism, report says

New report shows Beijing funding hundreds of vessels used to back increasingly assertive claim on the disputed waters.

Space research agency findings come after Brazilian gov't at COP26 summit pledged to end illegal deforestation by 2028.

Death toll linked to flooding, mudslides in British Columbia expected to rise, as search-and-rescue efforts ramp up.

The probe involves at least nine states and comes as Facebook is under scrutiny over its approach to children.

Muhammad Aziz and Khalil Islam's convictions for killing US civil rights leader a 'miscarriage of justice', judge said.

Investors are on the edge of their seats waiting to see how much crude major economies will release from their reserves.

Unvaccinated people will be largely barred from indoor spaces even if they test negative for COVID-19.

US accuses six Iranians and a cybercompany of trying to undermine confidence in country's 2020 presidential elections.

Jones's sentence commuted to life in prison without possibility of parole after campaign questioning inmate's guilt.

Call for escalation comes after 15 anti-coup protesters were killed in Sudan on deadliest day since military takeover.

Biden will instead dispatch US administration officials to meetings at the Swiss ski resort, sources said.

A group of aid workers is on trial in Greece, accused of spying, among other charges.

Hundreds have been killed in gang-linked riots this year, as experts say systemic problems plague country's prisons.

Two EU members will impose restrictions on unvaccinated people as Europe faces a rise in coronavirus infections.

The average rate on the 30-year benchmark loan jumped to 3.1% from 2.98% last week, Freddie Mac said on Thursday.

Apple is refocusing its project around full self-driving capabilities, a person familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.

The US economy is regaining momentum following a summer lull when a wave of COVID-19 infections battered the nation.

The US Internal Revenue Service seized $3.5bn worth of cryptocurrencies in fiscal year 2021, according to a new report.

Russian president says Moscow needs security guarantees from the West, accuses NATO of destroying dialogue mechanisms.

Cleaner at Israeli defence minister's house was arrested on November 4 after allegedly initiating contact with hackers.

Garcia helped organise planned protests in Cuba that did not materialise amid pressure from authorities.

In call with Herzog, Turkish leader says 'differences of opinion can be minimised if acted with mutual understanding'.

With heating prices forecast to rise, Biden administration urges local authorities to prepare to use federal energy aid.

The Union Auto Workers approved the deal which sets to deliver 10 percent raises immediately.

Aggressive diplomacy and preparation of defence are essential to counter Serb leader's secession threats, say experts.

The mountain gorilla population has increased fivefold in 40 years.

President Alexander Lukashenko's government pledges to send 5,000 migrants and refugees home if EU accepts 2,000 people.