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How a Canadian pro-Palestine group won a rare victory against Israel.

Generals have used allegations of wrongdoing in 2020 elections to justify their coup against the elected government.

Salman Khurshid published a book last month in which he compared Hindu nationalists to 'extremist groups' such as ISIL.

Tech giant unveils plans to establish research hub after threatening to drop services over tougher regulation.

Banks cut 2022 growth forecasts below 5 percent as Beijing continues push to reduce dependence on real estate.

As armed resistance to a military coup intensifies, women fight for gender equity along with an end to dictatorship.

El Musalmi El Kabbashi was arrested amid nationwide protests against Sudan's military coup.

More migrants, including children, are taking the journey through one of the world’s most hazardous migration routes.

Relations between China and the United States have deteriorated over issues including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Xinjiang.

Rittenhouse, who has pleaded not guilty and testified that he acted in self-defence, faces life in prison if convicted.

Saab is accused of paying bribes to siphon $350m from state contracts to build housing for Venezuela's government.

Dropping in public polls, Biden hopes his fortunes will shift with approval next of his 'Build Back Better' plan.

The stock recovered a bit to close down 1.9% at $1,013.39, marking a nearly 18% decline from its November 4 high.

Officials in Merrit, British Columbia, order residents to leave as floodwaters 'inundated two bridges'.

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi has registered as a presidential candidate for next month's elections.

European Union to impose new sanctions on Belarus as thousands of migrants remain stranded on its borders.

Mission Control says the threat might go on for several more days and continue to interrupt the astronauts' work.

Houthi fighters advanced into key positions in the strategic port city after pro-government forces withdrew.

Infowars host and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones loses defamation lawsuit brought by families of children killed.

British politicians do what African politicians do. Yet they insist on calling it something else.

The extradition is the latest tied to $788m in bribes construction giant Odebrecht admitted to paying.

A panel of 12 jurors and six alternates will be picked starting this week, opening statements are set for November 29.

US consumer prices surged at the fastest rate in 30 years in October.

Fenster says he will continue to highlight the plight of detained colleagues in the country - mostly Myanmar citizens.

Jens Stoltenberg urges Russia to be transparent as NATO monitors 'unusual' concentration of forces near Ukraine border.

Nine Nicaraguan officials and a public ministry blacklisted over the November 7 election that saw Ortega re-elected.

Biden set to unveil billions of dollars in new infrastructure and social and public safety programmes for US tribes.

Lawyer Damian Sturzaker says his clients are seeking compensation after dealing with a 'very traumatic episode'.

Rittenhouse, 18, of Antioch, Illinois, still faces charges including intentional homicide.

UN aid chief says funds released for emergency operations in the north and as early response to drought in the south.

A look at the highs and lows of the T20 World Cup that was won by Australia on Sunday.

Falling food prices led the move lower in Nigeria's headline inflation rate.

This is the first time since March 2020 that India has allowed foreign tourists on commercial flights to enter country.

Bannon, 67, is expected to make his initial appearance in federal court later on Monday.

Two Syrian brothers were found shivering and barely conscious in the woods overnight, as a punishing winter looms.

A court in The Hague ruled in May that Shell must slash its emissions harder and faster than it had planned.

New owners will rebrand Trump Washington, DC hotel as Waldorf Astoria, sources tell Bloomberg.

Are US diplomats and CIA emissaries really subjected to mysterious 'neurological attacks' around the world?

The Kremlin has shielded Lukashenko from Western ostracism and propped his economy with multibillion loans.

More than 200 people wounded in Sudan's latest anti-coup protest, including 100 by 'live bullets', medics say.

After meeting his Turkish counterpart, Iran's foreign minister says the road map will aim to boost bilateral ties.

As the asylum seeker crisis continues to brew between Belarus and the EU, Iraqi Kurds tell tales of agony and helplessness.

Journalists Samriddi Sakunia and Swarna Jha were arrested for reporting on anti-Muslim violence in Tripura state.

Host Faye D’Souza unpacks how the COVID-19 pandemic exposed under-investment, inequality in India’s healthcare system.

Indian experts say US sanctions unlikely as delivery of the advanced missile system begins, Russian media report.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the US and its allies will 'take action' to defend Taiwan from China.

The move ends speculation that Duterte would run for vice president against his daughter Sara Duterte-Carpio.

Havana has banned Monday's planned march, which comes after rare demonstrations broke out in the island country in July.

Thousands remain stranded at the freezing frontier as the EU prepares to hit Minsk with fresh sanctions.