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While Martin Kimani was right to condemn Russia, he seemed to embrace the colonial legacy in Africa.

Chetan Kumar had commented that judge overseeing hijab case previously made 'disturbing comments' in a rape case.

US convoys follow recent Canadian truckers’ protests which shut down Ottawa and the busiest US Canadian border crossing.

Why the Russia-Ukraine crisis just got much worse

Lukashenko could benefit politically by siding with Putin, but observers warn the friendship could backfire.

UN agency says hub in South Korea will share mRNA technology being developed by the WHO and partners in South Africa.

By recognising DNR and LNR, Putin is pushing for war. But he will not emerge victorious.

Saudi Aramco has entered into an agreement with BlackRock to explore low-carbon energy projects.

Analysts say the French president, who faces an uncertain election, may be benefiting from the situation in Ukraine.

A fresh trial against millionaire Marian Kocner and an alleged accomplice will begin next week.

The federal money is also meant to move goods to lower prices for American consumers.

A 2,000-year-old Roman cemetery that includes at least 34 tombs has been uncovered in a northern Gaza city.

Ukraine's top security official says state of emergency would last 30 days and could be extended for another 30 days.

Germany paused the controversial project after Russia recognised separatist areas in Ukraine. What could come next?

Deepening financial crisis leads to shortages of fuel and handicaps the island nation's electricity grid.

Asylum seekers in Libya speak of inhuman detention conditions after raids outside the UNHCR compound in Tripoli.

The killing of a Greek Roma youth reignites a firestorm in Greek media and starts a conversation about anti-Roma racism.

More than 850 people who lost their homes or had to evacuate are in emergency shelters a week after a heavy storm.

Police hits a suspected hostage taker with a car and arrests him after the 27-year-old runs outside armed with two guns.

The government said the victims were killed after their vehicle came under attack in the volatile Tillaberi region.

Hardline proponents of the legislation faced a setback but are unlikely to give up on the bill.

The tiny Himalayan nation's Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom is competing for the Best International Feature Film award.

Kakwenza Rukirabashaija is in Germany to seek medical treatment two weeks after fleeing Uganda, his lawyer says.

US secretary of state says his country is still committed to diplomacy 'if Moscow's approach changes'.

Delivery agents speed on their bikes, take wrong turns, risk their lives - all to deliver groceries in 10 minutes.

Strong winds, low humidity and drought have fuelled wildfires for weeks in northern Argentina.

Western countries, Australia and Japan announced sanctions on Russian banks, oligarchs and other wealthy individuals.

Finance chief admits businesses facing 'intense pressure' amid restrictions that have shut down much of the city.

Jordanian archaeologist Wael Abu-Azziza says despite the site being thousands of years old, 'everything almost intact'.

Deals signed between the two countries range from trade and diplomatic cooperation to sport and culture.

Ukrainians rally in the eastern city of Mariupol after Russia recognises the independence of breakaway regions.

The Southeast Asian country has yet to decide on reopening its borders after floating plans earlier this month.

Russia and China's leaders have met more than 30 times since 2013, but the Ukraine crisis will test the relationship.

Syria says missiles launched from Israeli-occupied Golan Heights struck areas around the nearby town of Quneitra.

As Ukraine conflict intensifies, fortunes of Russia's super-rich have shrunk amid sanctions, sinking stock markets.

Massive eruption and tsunami had ruptured undersea cable, leaving residents with only makeshift satellite connections.

Investors see Russian troop movements near Ukraine and initial Western sanctions as leaving room to avoid war.

Rights activists see partial decriminalisation of abortion as a positive step for women's reproductive rights.

Mass compulsory testing plan to begin in the middle of March, as the territory struggles to get control of Omicron wave.

UN chief calls for immediate ceasefire as Western countries impose sanctions on Moscow over Ukraine crisis.

Publishers hope series will inspire the children of the Pacific to protect an ocean deeply connected to their culture.

McDonald’s is facing the most high-profile attack on its animal-welfare policies to date.

Shops are reopening in centre of Canada's capital after weeks-long occupation by anti-government protesters dispersed.

Russia deploys troops to eastern Ukraine after Vladimir Putin recognises Donetsk and Luhansk as independent territories.

Hundreds of priceless artefacts have been stolen or destroyed following the 2021 Taliban takeover in Afghanistan.

The Palestinian health ministry says Mohammed Shehadeh killed by Israeli forces in Al-Khader near Bethleham.

UEFA under pressure to move the football final from St Petersburg after Moscow's recognition of Ukraine's rebel regions.

US sanctions target Russia's sovereign debt and two large Russian financial institutions as Ukraine tensions rise.

An explainer on what led to Russian interventions in Abkhazia and South Ossetia in 2008 and Crimea and Donbas in 2014.

The defence says Floyd's death was a tragedy but that does not make it a crime.