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Archipelago says more than 100 people were detained on Monday as security forces prevented protesters from gathering.

Prosecutor says defendants assumed the worst of Arbery before chasing and fatally shooting him.

Campaigners welcome release of four refugees, but say Australian government must end indefinite detention for all.

US Customs and Border Protection says migrant encounters at the US-Mexico border in October decreased by 14 percent.

In three-and-half-hour exchange , Biden and Xi talk about Taiwan, strategic nuclear controls and global economic issues.

US President Joe Biden accuses Ortega government of using violence against protesters, jailing opponents.

Heavy rain has prompted evacuations in British Columbia and caused power outages in US state of Washington.

Elon Musk floated the possibility of using SpaceX satellite tech to monitor deforestation and forest fires.

New legislation puts more restrictions on already limited abortions and outlaws voluntary sterilisations.

ECJ rules Hungary broke EU law by making it a criminal offence to help asylum seekers and refugees to apply for asylum.

Deal with international public health group will allow generic versions of the drug to be made and sold in 95 countries.

Fenster says he will celebrate release with family then turn attention to helping people still imprisoned in Myanmar.

Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping hold virtual summit to discuss tense ties.

President of the state-owned Emirates said at an aviation show that a proposal to sell shares 'is out there'.

Mendy, 27, faces six allegations of rape in all after initially being charged with four counts in August.

US retail sales rose 1.7 percent last month - the biggest gain since March.

Analysts stress bloc's importance in defusing deteriorating situation but warn it is in tight spot and must act quickly.

Former cricketer catalogues culture of widespread racism at Yorkshire Cricket club in testimony to British legislators.

Bitcoin has more than doubled this year, while Ether is up about sixfold.

Ouham-Pende prefect says Central African Republic forces exchanged fire with rebels who had 'infiltrated' a market.

Ruling comes amid growing concern over health of former President Mikheil Saakashvili, who is on a hunger strike.

Mexican artist’s painting of marital strife could fetch $50m, making it the most valuable LatAm artwork sold publicly.

Blasts cause chaos in Kampala as terrified residents flee the city's centre.

Turkish foreign minister meets with top Lebanese officials in Beirut, calls for dialogue to end crisis.

Ali Abucar Ali, 20, reportedly intervened after a pensioner was attacked in west London.

Leaked report confirms dozens of casualties, details efforts to cover up 2020 shooting of unarmed protesters in Lagos.

The US and some European nations have opposed pipeline over concerns it will make Europe more dependent on Russian gas.

Jennie was walking home from school when two men pulled over and shouted that they 'should teach her a lesson'.

Yerevan reports fatalities, saying number of casualties was being verified, in battle that re-emerged a year after war.

Ahmad al-Hasan's body was found in a river in eastern Poland after he drowned while trying to cross over from Belarus.

“The goal was to kill the Indian in the child.”

Prominent dissidents say they were confined to their homes as police flooded the streets to head off planned protests.

Polish forces used tear gas and water cannon on refugees who allegedly threw stones at border guards.

Momentum is currently with the unionists and the SNP and Green Party know this.

Al-Assad issues decree effectively sacking Syria's Grand Mufti Ahmad Hassoun, the highest Islamic authority in Syria.

While 32 countries generate atomic energy, nine have nuclear weapons and seven countries have both.

The gov't has asked at least 90 Syrians to return to 'safe' Syria. Many are now languishing in deportation facilities.

Analysts, citizens warn Libya faces return to chaos as Saif al-Islam Gaddafi and Khalifa Haftar seek presidential run.

After decades of living with the threat of war, we cope by being both highly tense and unexpectedly relaxed.

Former Israeli PM's corruption trial resumed on Tuesday, but former aide Nir Hefetz's testimony has been postponed.

Authorities in Ahmedabad order removal of non-vegetarian food stalls from main roads - fourth city in Gujarat to do so.

Bleak images show the reality thousands are facing on the EU's eastern border as a humanitarian disaster looms.

Opposition from environmental groups has forced the Israeli gov't to reconsider one of its biggest deals with the UAE.

Haitian officials say Samir Handal is a suspect in the killing, but have not given details of his alleged involvement.

Move comes as the international financial centre's strict “zero COVID” faces criticism from business community.

A teen rapper in Chile joins a festival in Mapuche territory to connect with her native roots and highlight injustice.

The eastern commander, backed by Russia, Egypt and the UAE, is a divisive figure, despised by many in western Libya.

The test blew up a Russian satellite, creating a debris cloud that threatened astronauts on board the ISS.

Saddam Hussein Bani Odeh was killed in the village of Tammoun after a confrontation broke out during an Israeli raid.