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France says the fighters were responsible for deadly attacks in Benin whose victims included a Frenchman.

US-Canada border bridge access remains blocked as other demonstrations ramped up in cities across Canada.

Tobruk-based HoR parliament named Bashagha the new PM but incumbent Dbeibeh rejected the move.

UN official says the organisation is working on releasing the staff, who were abducted on Friday in Abyan governorate.

Blinken: A diplomatic solution is still possible, but the risk of an imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine is high.

The military leader says intelligence sharing between Tel Aviv and Khartoum helped arrest suspected fighters in Sudan.

The US president promises a swift response if Russia invades Ukraine while Kremlin denounces US's 'peak hysteria'.

The Blues became the third English side to win the global tournament after Manchester United and Liverpool.

The US moves to redistribute $7bn held in New York and keep it out of the Taliban's hands.

US official for religious freedom criticises hijab ban by southern Indian state, drawing a sharp response from India.

Mass rally comes as Ukraine president urges citizens not to panic as the country faces the threat of a Russian invasion.

By introducing principles of fiscal progressivity into its constitution, Chile can end the vicious cycle of inequality.

Six activists who opposed an open-pit mining project faced years in jail - until the Supreme Court stepped in.

Stores owned by multinational firms, including KIA, Hyundai and Pizza Hut, forced to close in Indian state of Gujarat.

Some 7,000 police officers were deployed before weekend protests against coronavirus restrictions, state of economy.

Police move in to clear protesters blocking a bridge linking Canada to the US after a court order to end the blockade.

A judge had ordered an end to the four-day blockade of the Ambassador Bridge, a vital commercial crossing to the US.

Foreign ministry says the appointment relates to an international coalition to secure regional 'freedom of navigation'.

We analyse the coverage of the Beijing Winter Olympics. Plus, French media mainstreaming Eric Zemmour.

Washington promises more diplomatic and security resources to the South Pacific region as China's influence grows.

The news comes after the president suggested he was ready to resign, with his son likely to become the successor.

The Russian FM accuses Washington of waging anti-Russia ‘propaganda’ in a call with his US counterpart Blinken.

The European Union is divided over whether atomic power should be part of the energy debate.

The ban comes as trade union action demanding better pay and conditions in the healthcare sector enters a sixth day.

China's National Medical Products Administration says more research on the drug needs to be undertaken.

Military chief Min Aung Hlaing issues 'pardon order' to release 814 prisoners to commemorate Union Day anniversary.

After conflict with mining companies, some female farmers have adapted to work on an overlooked yet abundant ecosystem.

Riding the spirit of Kyrgyz culture.

US FDA postpones decision to approve shot for young children by at least two months, seeking more data.

President Biden's move to put aside Afghan funds for 9/11 victims sets 'problematic precedent', advocates say.

US NSA Jake Sullivan urges Americans to leave quickly, as Biden coordinates with European allies on response to Russia.

With Brent touching $95 a barrel and West Texas Intermediate at $93.78, talk of $100 oil no longer seems far fetched.

Jurors must decide if Palin proved the newspaper knew the editorial was false or had reckless disregard for the truth.

Coastguard crew members say Russian ships have been stationed in the area for years 'always watching'.

WHO hails 'light at the end of the tunnel' for pandemic on the world's least-vaccinated continent.

Ontario court orders protesters to end blockade of intl bridge as province declares state of emergency.

Authorities struggle to accommodate about 30,000 people displaced by the storm as the number of casualties spikes.

Advertisers want Americans to forget pandemic woes during Sunday's big game as they sell them EVs, robots and Bitcoin.

Ex-Dolphins coach Brian Flores has put renewed spotlight on league's lack of coaching diversity before major game.

WHO head Tedros says acute phase of pandemic could end by middle of the year if 70 percent of the world gets jabbed.

A new UN report details a 'widespread and systematic programme' of abuse in Xinjiang as well as China’s vehement denial.

Researches say forest destruction in Brazil has been accelerating since 2019, when President Jair Bolsonaro took office.

New York's office inventory means it has more riding on the return to office than most US cities.

Abdul Hamid Dbeibah says new election law is in the works as parliament announces appointment of new leader.

West Africans are punishing corrupt political elites by ascribing legitimacy to military juntas.

Contested 'anti-Semitism' case highlights Germany's difficult relationship with Palestinian-Israeli politics.

British journalist Andrew North, a former BBC correspondent, and another foreigner held while on assignment with UNHCR.

The bans against CRT and The 1619 Project are not just conservative, but fascist in their motivations and effect.

Some say they are strongly on Moscow's side, but in the past, officials have cracked down on those who criticise Russia.

UK economy grew 7.5 percent in the final quarter of 2021 on an annualised basis, the fastest expansion since 1941.