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UEFA drops proceedings against Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus to comply with a ruling from a Madrid court.

As conflict eases, Libya hopes tourists can be tempted to visit the ancient Roman city of Leptis Magna.

Record-low housing affordability is a crucial issue for the government of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.

A burgeoning youth movement has taken it upon itself to reform the country and is vying for political leadership.

Cynthia and Victor Liu, whose father is Chinese fugitive Liu Changming, were prevented from leaving China for 3 years.

The launch, which took place early on Tuesday, was the third test by Pyongyang this month.

Republicans block a spending bill aimed at averting a government shutdown and staving off a debt default.

R Kelly faces the possibility of decades in prison for crimes including violating a US anti-sex trafficking law.

Surging demand coupled with supply shortages has sent crude prices to a near three-year high.

The annual Women in the Workplace report finds American women are more burned out than they were a year ago.

Police say 36-year-old Koci Selamaj is charged with the murder of female teacher found dead near her home in London.

US health officials are encouraging Americans to get booster jabs at least six months after their last vaccine dose.

New rule would preserve and protect the DACA programme against future legal challenges, but Congress also urged to act.

Gov't says it is the victim of an 'international campaign' after report accuses the elite of looting more than $73m.

Annamie Paul, first Black woman to lead a federal party in Canada, resigns as leader after poor vote results last week.

Thousands protest against President Kais Saeid who is ruling by decree after seizing executive power in July.

Qatar's flagship airline carrier also said its operational loss shrank by 7 percent from the year before.

State security commissioner says troops came under fire before forcing the assailants to withdraw.

Macron walks through crowd when an egg hits his shoulder and bounces off without breaking.

A US official is travelling to Colombia, Ecuador and Panama to scout for possible projects, sources tell Bloomberg.

The latest US drone strike that obliterated a family in Afghanistan was no 'mistake'. It was a heinous crime.

Afghan group cracks down on ISKP (ISIS-K) members after a series of attacks, but experts say it won't be an easy task.

The pause gives the photo-sharing app a chance to listen to concerns and respond accordingly, Instagram says.

ICC prosecutor targets Taliban, ISKP as he seeks approval to resume investigation into Afghanistan.

European allies welcome performance of pro-EU parties as Russia eyes 'continuity' in relations with Berlin.

Isaczai, ambassador for the government overthrown by the Taliban, was due to speak on Monday.

All-rounder says he hopes his playing achievements can inspire other British Muslims to represent England.

Germany’s Social Democrats have edged out Merkel's conservatives, but coalition talks will take months.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett began day of speeches that included officials from UAE, Belarus and Syria.

Lebanese political leadership has accused Judge Tarek Bitar of bias after charging senior officials.

Hungry for energy, millions of Nigerians put up with noisy, smoky petrol-fuelled generators to power their lives.

Eight months into his presidency, Joe Biden appears inclined to maintain the old alliance with Saudi Arabia.

NSA Jake Sullivan will meet MBS in Riyadh as UN warns of 'indefinite state of war'.

Sudan's gov't reached a deal with tribal demonstrators in eastern Sudan after days of protests.

Lack of truck drivers means fuel cannot be transported to petrol stations, but government promises urgent action.

Some 607 children endured various forms of torture while held in Bahraini prisons over the past decade, report finds.

As HNA snapped up assets across the world, it symbolised the arrival of China on a global stage. Now that's unravelling.

A photojournalist recalls the Afghans he met, including the leader of a police unit left to fight the Taliban alone.

Pending legislation could have wide-ranging implications for midterm elections and Biden's domestic approval.

The warning shows the embattled property developer's liquidity crisis is worsening across its business.

Experts say rising attacks on Muslim vendors and businesses by Hindu supremacist groups point to a worrying trend.

The nuclear watchdog says its inspectors denied access to a nuclear site in Karaj but Tehran says it's not part of deal.

Tunisians rallied in the capital to protest President Kais Saied's steps to tighten his grip on power.

As China cracks down on energy use, it could lead to a shortage of everything from textiles to electronic components.

A 20-pound-a-week reduction in income may not mean much to some, but for us, it is a matter of life and death.

Farmers' unions across the vast country protest, disrupting road and rail services, to demand repeal of the laws.

Move comes as China also introduces new policies aimed at encouraging families to have more children.

Two of the largest crypto exchanges said they have stopped registering new users from mainland China on the back of ban.

Iceland looked to have elected Europe's first female-majority parliament, but recount shows it fell short.

Country's most advanced fighter jet will take part in aerial manoeuvres as new electronic warfare jet goes on display.