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Experts say issue raises questions about Indonesia's elephant tourism, which was highly profitable before the pandemic.

Expulsion follows report that Russian spies linked to Czech Republic blasts are also implicated in Skripal poisoning.

Left-wing former head of Congress Mirtha Vasquez following resignation of Guido Bellido after just two months in the job

Ankara had not ratified the landmark agreement for five years, arguing it should not be considered a developed country.

A Ferran Torres brace saw Spain win 2-1 in Nations League semi-final and end Italy's record 37-match unbeaten run.

Malian army says nine soldiers killed near village of Bodio, Mopti region, but local officials put death toll higher.

Three US Supreme Court justices question why detainee Abu Zubaydah cannot testify about alleged CIA 'torture'.

Top US official says 'agreement in principle' reached to hold virtual bilateral meeting between US, Chinese presidents.

The news also means Newcastle United's stalled potential takeover by a Saudi-led consortium could now be a step closer.

UN health body announces the Mosquirix vaccine against malaria should be widely administered to children in Africa.

Gas and electricity prices hit record highs in Europe as energy supplies run low in advance of winter.

PAHO director says Alaska doctors are deciding which patients get hospital beds amid worst COVID outbreak in the US.

US Senate is poised for a showdown over Democratic push to raise the debt limit, as Republicans oppose effort.

Retired player Lisa De Vanna says she saw abuse towards younger female players and authorities protecting abusers.

A CNN investigation claims Ethiopian Airlines allegedly transported military weapons and supplies on its planes.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has rejected the allegations saying they presented an 'incomplete picture'.

Prosecutors say probe is over claims that gov't money was used in a corrupt deal to gain positive coverage in a tabloid.

Amplify Energy waited three hours to shut down the US pipeline after the alarm went off, investigators say.

The Federal Penitentiary Service said it fired five senior prison officials at the jail where the allegations emerged.

PM Justin Trudeau says vaccine mandates for federal workers and domestic travellers to come into force in late October.

The pauses come amid reports of possible rare side effects from the Moderna jab, including heart inflammation.

Government calls for a 'Serb World' amid increased defence spending fuel concerns in neighbouring countries.

Survey suggests Eric Zemmour is now the most popular opponent of President Emmanuel Macron before the 2022 election.

China’s property industry has suffered its first default on a dollar bond since Evergrande sank deeper into crisis.

Activists denounce the UN for ignoring human rights breaches and putting 'politics before humanity'.

Its market capitalisation value puts Aramco just behind Microsoft and Apple as the world's most valuable companies.

Johnson's speech at his party's annual conference comes as complaints mount over fuel shortages and food supply chains.

A Tunisian family, once full of hope after the 2011 revolution, now struggles with poverty and some impossible choices.

Dr Khan explains how to find the best mask and asks if we should still be wiping down home deliveries and shopping.

PM replaces defence and peace ministers, retains finance minister at beginning of his first full five-year term.

Andrej Babis, who denies allegations about his offshore dealings, is under pressure from Czechs, politicians and media.

Iran's new FM, in Moscow for talks, said Tehran 'will not tolerate geopolitical change and map change in the Caucasus'.

Kenyan media are doing a disservice to the public by framing the revelations as an issue of legality rather than ethics.

Benjamin List and David WC MacMillan recognised for developing new type of catalyst to accelerate chemical reactions.

PNG to offer asylum seekers who wish to stay a path to citizenship, rights group denounce Australia's move.

Oman Cricket chief says they were 'very fortunate' to have missed the worst of the storm.

The Pegasus scandal showed that critics of Israel no longer have a right to privacy.

Neighbouring nations supply some 78 percent of Afghanistan's power, they have not been paid since the Taliban took over.

Taliban said the service will resume on Saturday after they were suspended since the armed group's takeover.

Lawyers for Johnson, a 61-year-old Black man convicted of a 1994 triple murder, said he was intellectually disabled.

Government officials maintain focus of operations in region is suspected rebels and not civilians.

Two nations hold talks on broad spectrum of topics, including regional security since the Taliban took over Afghanistan.

A union representative says Kellogg has threatened to send additional jobs to Mexico if workers do not accept its terms.

The Stream also looks at Venezuela's currency overhaul and divisions in Tunisia.

Community is among the poorest in the country and the Taliban takeover in August has only exacerbated their hardships.

City's chief executive says there is a need to enact a a local security law amid fears of more political crackdowns.

Mali's gov't expressed ' indignation, disapproval' after Macron's suggestions that gov't was 'not even really one'.

Iran's new FM Amirabdollahian is in Moscow to hold talks with his Russian counterpart.

Lee Hsien Yang was in the media spotlight following a siblings’ quarrel over their father’s will.