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Party secures strong new mandate following higher than expected turnout after people with COVID were allowed to vote.

Indigenous motorcycle clubs lead march as community marks the 50th anniversary of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy.

Authorities in the Chinese territory are stepping up a crackdown on illicit capital outflows from mainland China.

Test marks first time the nuclear armed country has launched a weapon of that size since 2017.

Generals court country's monks to try and win support in an environment where 'almost everybody hates them'.

Football club says Mason Greenwood, 20, 'will not return to training or play matches until further notice'.

EU depends on Russia for a third of its gas supplies and any interruption would worsen an existing energy crisis.

Destruction of homes in a small village near frontlines in Donbas raises fears of a worsening humanitarian crisis.

Defections and family feuding could be set to hurt the far-right French presidential candidate.

Another 1,100 US-related flights were delayed as Saturday's winter storm led several states to declare emergencies.

The identities of the defendants were not revealed and it was not known how they pleaded to the charges.

In a bid to save his business and revive Louisiana's fishing industry, an oyster farmer navigates treacherous waters.

Amid botched Western policies, pro-democracy Russians do not see post-Maidan Ukraine as a role model.

The death brings the total number of protesters that have died since an October 25 coup to 79.

Spanish tennis star comes back from two sets down to win a titanic five-set battle and claim a record 21st Grand Slam.

Senators said it is crucial that US send clear message to Russian President Putin that any aggression not acceptable.

Talks come as tensions with Russia put renewed focus on natural gas market and as US looks to next steps in Afghanistan.

Five decades on, memories are still painful for the relatives of civil rights protesters killed by British troops.

Move comes after six rockets were fired at Iraqi capital's airport, causing damage to one runway, two civilian planes.

Book Gandhi’s Assassin reveals Mahatma Gandhi’s killer Godse was a member of the Hindu supremacist organisation RSS.

Dozen employees at the British broadcaster went on strike after it offered raises not in tune with rising inflation.

Le Drian says the Wagner Group exploits the country's resources in exchange for protecting the military government.

‘From fast food to fashion, it’s everywhere.’

Election is seen as wide open as the ruling Socialists lose much of their lead in opinion polls to the main opposition.

A United Nations report found children aged between 10 and 17 years are being lured into battle.

A rare concession amid escalating tensions surrounding Russia massing about 100,000 soldiers near the Ukraine border.

Kurdish-led militia is still battling ISIL fighters in Syria's northeast after they assaulted a prison on January 20.

President Isaac Herzog's visit comes some 16 months after the UAE decided to forge diplomatic relations with Israel.

One year after coup, the junta continues to crack down on dissent.

In the Ukrainian village of Zolote, residents and soldiers wait for clues about what happens next.

One of the strongest winter storms in years triggered transport chaos and power outages across the eastern US.

Burkina Faso go to the semis for the third time in the last five editions.

PM Boris Johnson says move will send a 'clear message' to Vladimir Putin as Russian troops mass at Ukraine border.

While most of the city-state has returned to quasi-pre-pandemic life, migrant workers' freedoms remain restricted.

Seventh launch this month - detected by Japan and South Korea - was probably an intermediate-range ballistic missile.

Zaida Catalan and Michael Sharp were killed as they investigated violence in the Kasai region nearly five years ago.

After an extraordinary career littered with trophies and records, Tom Brady is retiring from the NFL, US media report.

Western leaders are scrambling to defuse the crisis by reaching out to President Putin while also warning of sanctions.

The West African regional bloc has suspended Burkina Faso after a military coup.

The so-called Freedom Convoy is a rally against a vaccine requirement for cross-border truckers.

The project in Cape Town is the latest seeking to redress Africa’s reliance on the West for vaccines.

Mattarella, 80, agrees to serve a second seven-year term after political parties fail to find an acceptable alternative.

Cities of New York and Boston bear the brunt of the storm as thousands of flights are cancelled.

Sacking is latest in series of economic dismissals by the president, who has fired 3 central bank governors since 2019.

The T-shirts highlight concerns about Chinese tennis player, who was absent from public view for three weeks last year.

Some politicians want COVID to be treated as an endemic disease but scientists warn talk of an endgame is premature.

Pegasus and a missile system were the 'centerpieces' of a $2bn deal from 2017, the newspaper says.

Giving the Afghan Central Bank limited, monitored access to its national reserves can save Afghan lives.

Turkish leader says legal action will be taken against stories that undermine 'national moral values'.

Aymen Derbali was shot seven times in 2017 assault on a Canadian mosque as he ran towards the gunman to protect others.