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Three special commandos also wounded in the hours-long clash in the dense forests of Gadchiroli district.

Indian capital's poor air quality would likely run until at least November 18 due to 'low winds'.

Police say 58 prisoners killed, 12 wounded in another round of violence to hit Penitenciaria del Litoral in Guayaquil.

Protesters in Kinshasa reject last month's appointment of a new poll body head by President Felix Tshisekedi.

Explosion goes off in a minivan in Dasht-e Barchi area in the west of Afghan capital, officials say.

Suspected rebels ambushed a convoy of India’s paramilitary soldiers in northeastern state of Manipur, officials say.

Security forces use live bullets and tear gas as tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters rally in several cities.

Poland denies journalists access to border with Belarus as thousands of people remain stranded amid a geopolitical row.

The former president of Ecuador discusses if he plans a political comeback.

Ethiopian Human Rights Commission says rebels killed at least 184 people in Amhara region in July and August.

As UN climate talks go overtime, draft texts urge accelerated curbs on coal and 'inefficient' fossil fuel subsidies.

As Ethiopia's conflict escalates, so does the information war. Plus challenges for Poland’s most watched news channel.

Polish police say the body of a man found near village of Wolka Terechowska, the latest victim of border standoff.

US-Turkish relations are tense but it is too early to talk of decoupling.

Eldest daughter of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte files candidacy, ending speculation about her election plans.

Guillermo Farinas was arrested on Friday, his family said, three days before opposition figures plan to hold a protest.

Lawyers worry ruling could lead to treason charges against key activists as protesters pledge to gather again on Sunday.

The UN estimates 80 percent of the Sahel’s rain-fed farmland is affected by degradation due to erratic rainfall.

Court order freezes bank accounts of former President Rafael Correa and 19 others as part of a corruption investigation.

Country says it can no longer be 'rice first' as farmers urged to change planting techniques or consider alternatives.

The pop star can now make her own medical, financial and personal decisions for the first time in nearly 14 years.

Marcos-era activist longs to return to Philippines after decades in exile but new political changes could spell trouble.

Kyle Rittenhouse is charged with killing two people, injuring a third at racial justice protests in Kenosha last year.

Rivian Automotive’s shares have soared 67 percent from their initial public offering price of $78 on Wednesday.

Steve Bannon refused to testify in a House committee's investigation into the deadly US Capitol insurrection.

Thorny issues including funding, cutting gas emission pledges and phasing out coal were unresolved as deadline passed.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says Tigrayans across the country were being profiled and arrested by the thousands.

Caretaker PM says government wants to 'deliver a hard blow to the virus' as COVID-19 cases surge in the Netherlands.

Blockades have caused fuel shortages across Haiti, forcing hospitals, businesses and schools to limit operations.

The elections are envisaged as a key moment in a UN-backed peace process to end a decade of violent chaos.

GE, Toshiba and J&J all announced they were breaking up their empires into separate companies.

Data from the national space research agency shows deforestation increased by 5 percent from October 2020.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani's comments come after UAE foreign minister's visit to Damascus this week.

Meeting between US, Chinese presidents being held days after countries agree to cooperate on combatting climate change.

Some 4.4 million US workers quit their jobs in September, marking the second straight month of record quits.

US and allies say coup leader's appointment of ruling body undermines commitment to restore transition to democracy.

Surging costs for food, gas and housing are eroding consumers’ purchasing power despite stronger wage growth.

US says presence of Eritrean forces in Ethiopia 'an impediment' to ending conflict and increasing humanitarian access.

Analysts question the latest text of COP26's final deal citing 'weasel words' on fossil fuel eradication.

Sergey Bogdanchikov, who rose from humble roots to lead the energy giant Rosneft, filed the case in New York last year.

UN expert blasts the banking sector for failing to recognize its role in the country's crippling economic crisis.

Thousands of migrants and refugees are stranded along the Belarus border with Poland amid a raging geopolitical row.

Cases are rising in countries across the continent, stirring debate over whether vaccines alone can tame coronavirus.

Moris tweeted the news saying she is relieved but angry over 'illegal interference with our basic right to marry'.

US Secretary of State Blinken and Qatar Foreign Minister Al Thani sign 'strategic dialogue' agreements in Washington.

Poland must allow big NGOs to work on the ground given the scale of the crisis, say grassroots activists.

Countries at COP26 remain at odds over several issues including how rich nations should compensate poor ones.

‘It’s like going into the telegraph business now when we are talking about 5G cellular,’ says one economist.

The so-called 'Citgo 6' have been held since 2017, with the US accusing Caracas of using the group as a bargaining chip.

The lawyer made the comments after civil rights leader Reverend Al Sharpton met Arbery's family at the trial.