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HRW obtained over 160 internal reports, offering a window into allegations of physical, sexual and rights violations.

Leaders urge defiant Polish PM to fall back into line, hoping dialogue will stave off a fundamental crisis.

Justice ministry says those executed were 'criminals' responsible for the deaths and damage to infrastructure.

Nicolae Ciuca, the country's defence minister and an Iraqi war veteran, now needs to get a nod from Parliament.

WeWork started trading on the NYSE on Thursday after forging a deal with a special purposes acquisition company.

Under the new law, women can terminate a pregnancy within the first three months under certain conditions.

Ali Harbi Ali, who is accused of killing MP David Amess, has been charged with murder and preparing 'terrorism'.

Initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell to a seasonally adjusted 290,000 for the week ended October 16.

Companies say phase III trial data show booster shot of COVID-19 vaccine was 95.6 percent effective against the disease.

UNDP says special fund aims to inject liquidity into Afghan households as the country suffers 'economic implosion'.

Milorad Dodik, the Serb member of Bosnia's tripartite presidency, is making moves that some fear could lead to conflict.

101 East investigates the fate of India’s female sugarcane workers and asks why so many are having invasive surgery.

The authorisation is latest step in US effort to widely expand vaccine booster campaign.

Over a dozen people also reported missing after latest North Kivu attack blamed on Allied Democratic Forces armed group.

Competing street protests cap rising tensions between military and civilian factions of Sudan's transitional gov't.

Calling the Pakistani neuroscientist victim of US 'war on terror', protesters want Islamabad to seek immediate release.

Officials from key regional powers attend event seeking to shore up polls planned for December.

The launch of the platform, dubbed TRUTH Social, comes months after Trump was banned from most major social media sites.

Despite the positive noises made at the EU-Western Balkans summit in Slovenia, the EU enlargement process is in crisis.

Like you, I was afraid of how I would sound in English to the people who were born speaking the language.

The acclaimed Irish author was right to not allow an Israeli publisher to translate her latest novel into Hebrew.

At least one person was killed and dozens wounded in latest pro-democracy protests in tiny southern African kingdom.

Three separate attacks, including two raids on security posts, take place in the country’s western provinces.

A look at why US gun laws have failed abuse victims.

Widespread unease among the region's Hindu minority, locally known as Pandits, following a spate of targeted attacks.

Deal falls through as debt-ridden property developer faces looming bond payment deadline.

Senators say Bolsonaro is 'the main person responsible for the government's mistakes during the pandemic'.

Health minister to launch a song and film at Mughal-era Red Fort in New Delhi to mark the milestone.

US president concerned about report but one expert says technology is not new as he warns of 'pointless' arms race.

The three-stage NURI, which has been in development for 10 years, is due to lift off in a few hours time.

US, UK and France say country has advanced its weapons programme, while Pyongyang accuses US of 'double standards'.

Sales rose 57% to $13.8B while earnings came to $1.86 a share on an adjusted basis, the California-based firm said.

The Biden administration is facing growing criticism for its treatment of migrants seeking protection at its border.

The S&P 500 benchmark index climbed 0.4 percent for its sixth gain in a row as solid earnings stir hope in investors.

Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel appeared before US Senate on anniversary of death of Black teenager Laquan McDonald.

The talks come as internet shoppers increasingly buy items they see on social media sites like TikTok and Instagram.

Former police officer Mohamed Noor is set for new sentencing hearing for shooting of unarmed 911 caller.

Environmentalists say the Biden administration has the power to cancel oil and gas leases off the California coast.

No immediate claim of responsibility for the attack that happened in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on the Afghan border.

Netflix co-Chief Executive Officer Ted Sarandos has defended the company’s decision to air the special.

Abduction of American and Canadian missionaries highlights increasing lawlessness in Caribbean nation.

Analysts warn rising political tensions risk derailing transition towards full civilian rule.

The cryptocurrency topped $66,000 for the first time ever as optimism about its acceptance by the mainstream grows.

Families of prisoners call for the release of their sons, held in Israeli jails under 'administrative detention'.

President Putin urges Russians to get jabbed, saying he is surprised to see widespread vaccine hesitancy in the country.

Rights group calls for a halt of all returns of Syrians and urges countries hosting refugees to take this position.

The lawsuit focuses on whether the Nebraska-based railroad firm has the right to require its workers to get vaccinated.

Former student pleads guilty to killing 17, faces potential death sentence or life in prison.

President Uhuru Kenyatta announces immediate lifting of a nationwide dusk-to-dawn curfew in force since March 2020.

The White House initiative comes as New York City became the latest jurisdiction to mandate vaccines for employees.