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Biden administration targets Ukrainian nationals, including two lawmakers, it accuses of working to destabilise country.

Road collision involving explosive-laden truck and motorcycle results in deadly blast in Western Region, police say.

Nicolas Pepe scores superb solo goal as Ivory Coast beat Algeria 3-1, kicking defending champions out of African Cup.

Mia Mottley's Labor Party won all 30 legislative seats in Barbados' first vote as a republic, preliminary results show.

US diplomats try to boost UN efforts to cajole military in restoring transition to full civilian rule.

Crypto bears the hallmarks of a pyramid scheme and undermines monetary policy sovereignty, said Russia's central bank.

Doomsday Clock stays at 100 seconds to midnight, as scientists warn of threats of nuclear war and climate change.

Dozens of families in an IDP camp in northwestern Syria have been trapped for two days amid a winter storm.

Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain implant firm, is hiring a clinical trial director.

Washington says any Russian aggression towards Ukraine will be met with a 'severe, united' response from the West.

The number of Americans filing claims for unemployment benefits jumped last week to the highest level since mid-October.

Maxwell lawyers say 'incontrovertible grounds' for new trial after a juror shared personal abuse story in deliberations.

Rights groups and experts praise decision barring Colombian government from resuming glyphosate spraying of coca crops.

John Nkengasong says of millions of expired doses in Africa, most arrived with 'very short notice' after being donated.

Arrests come as audio emerges of attacker's final call to his brother, which indicated he intended to die.

A year into his presidency, Joe Biden has failed to meet his pledge to reopen a consulate for Palestinians in Jerusalem.

The US jobs market is on fire, but soaring inflation is making Americans feel less confident about the economy.

Police commissioner says internal investigation of force using NSO spyware did not yield cases of unlawful surveillance.

Report says Joseph Ratzinger 'failed to act' on instances of alleged misconduct while archbishop of Munich and Freising.

Turkey's central bank voted to hit pause on an easing cycle that started in September and saw the lira crash.

Skipping school and civil disobedience make Germans uncomfortable. But it woke politicians up to climate change.

High court rejected Trump's assertion that diaries, visitor logs, speech drafts are shielded by executive privilege.

A ceremony at the Tanagra Air Force Base marked the arrival, in which a Greek priest blessed the jets and their pilots.

The second of a two-part special report that goes behind the scenes at the landmark trial of a notorious Syrian colonel.

What just happened in Kazakhstan?

US president said Russia would face 'disaster' if it invades Ukraine, a comment Moscow says did little to ease tensions.

Amazon fishers are cashing in on a booming maw industry fuelled by Chinese demand, but the threat of overfishing looms.

Bulgaria and Greece have blocked the way before, with frustration centred on historic and cultural disagreements.

About 30 percent of the world’s electricity comes from renewables, including hydropower, solar and wind among others.

For all his faults and foibles, Biden is not what ails America - 'the former guy' is.

The surveillance is the first to be made public and shows the strike that killed 10 civilians, including seven children.

Experts say Kharkiv, a tech hub 40km from the Russian border, could be the first city to face an attack.

Twelve human rights groups have asked the UN to exclude the Rapid Action Battalion from peacekeeping missions.

At least two people reported to have been killed and 16 injured in the incident.

Police say at least 29 people killed in disaster in a suburb of the capital, but there are fears the toll could rise.

The restrictions include a ban on indoor gatherings and any indoor dining at restaurants starting Thursday.

Ruling BJP party's parliamentarian says Chinese forces 'abducted' a 17-year-old boy in the disputed border areas.

Spy agency's early findings say most cases of mysterious affliction affecting US diplomats explained by other factors.

On foreign policy, Biden talks like Obama, but walks like Trump.

Critics say the plan will displace Indigenous peoples and centralise power in ways that may be unconstitutional.

Community leaders estimate just 140 Sikhs remain in the Taliban-ruled country, mostly in Jalalabad and capital Kabul.

The International Committee of the Red Cross says the intruders and their motive for the hacking are unknown.

Biden is considering placing the Houthis back on the US list of foreign 'terrorist' groups subject to sanctions.

Ridha Bouziane was among hundreds of demonstrators who commemorated the 11th anniversary of Tunisia's revolution.

Muslim woman convicted for sharing images deemed to be insulting to Islam’s Prophet Muhammad and one of his wives.

Reef undisturbed by bleaching effects of warming ocean lies in 'twilight zone' near French Polynesian island.

Critics call on the social media network to release a human rights impact assessment on India it commissioned in 2020.

The images from Tonga show ashen buildings, toppled walls and streets littered with boulders, tree trunks and debris.

Two conservative Democrats voted with all 50 Republicans to block change in rules thereby blocking passage of bills.

Antonio Guterres says delighted to hear of 'a demonstrable effort to make peace' in Ethiopia following AU envoy call.