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Ariel Henry was asked to come in for questioning next week as part of investigation into president's July assassination.

Drama wowed viewers with portrayal of woman desperate to arrange termination in 1960s, when it could mean jail or death.

Nearly a fifth of Canadians say climate change is top election issue. Are political parties taking it seriously enough?

The coup leaders have promised a government of national unity to lead transition to civilian rule, but questions remain.

There has been no claim of responsibility for the attack on the al-Makha port on Yemen’s western coast.

UN warns of 'economic meltdown' without urgent cash and help for Afghanistan.

Imprisoned rebel leader, who had been ill in recent months, died at the age of 86.

Democratic Republic of the Congo is seeking what it says is a fairer share of its vast mineral wealth.

Commemoration ceremonies held across country to remember nearly 3,000 victims of September 11, 2001 attacks.

What lessons has the media learned in 20 years of the ‘War on Terror’? Also, Afghan media under the Taliban.

Three other soldiers were wounded in an attack targeting Turkish forces in Idlib province.

The fate of 39 detainees still being held rests with US President Joe Biden, who has pledged to close the prison.

An NYT investigation shows the US may have targeted Kabul resident Ezmarai Ahmadi and several children.

Yassin Aref was a victim of post-9/11 Islamophobia and a controversial arrest by the FBI that led to 15 years in jail.

US Muslims are voting, running for office and organising - forging their own path - despite bigotry, activists say.

The challenge is to understand how and why the West elected to position al-Qaeda as the counterweight to the US.

Representing 45% of the world's population, some of these fast-growing countries have failed to live up to expectations.

Research suggests vaccines offer strong protection against hospitalisation and death, even for the Delta variant.

White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki says suspension came at the recommendation of the CDC.

Gulf Arab nations worry about the US's future plans as it removes forces from the Middle East.

The foreign minister says the two countries should be vigilant to resist the intervention of extraterritorial forces.

As Joe Biden pledges to end the US's 'forever wars', Kosovo's prime minister discusses if a troops pullout is possible.

American Muslims have been subjected to a multibillion-dollar securitisation effort that has devastated the community.

There were no reports of casualties in the attack, testing a fragile truce that ended fierce fighting in May.

PM Henry asked to explain why he spoke with one of the main suspects just hours after the president was killed in July.

Concerns raised for health, safety of those held in overcrowded Melbourne facility after a guard contracted the virus.

Opposition launches campaign urging UN to recognise the National Unity Government amid escalating violence.

Groups like Jemaah Islamiyah were already carrying out attacks across Southeast Asia when 9/11 happened.

Trang Nguyen is a rarity in Vietnam where civil society is viewed with scepticism and most young people want more lucrat

Anticipated 16-page report is an FBI summary of a long-running investigation into the activities of two Saudi hijackers.

Tareq Zubeidi, 15, has been unable to resume normal life since surviving an attack by Israeli settlers.

Agnes Buzyn charged with 'endangering the lives of others', in one of the first such cases worldwide.

Delegation from West Africa's main bloc meet Guinea's overthrown president and the new military rulers who removed him.

Police say the two escapees from Gilboa prison were captured on Mount Precipice, a Christian holy site near Nazareth.

RNI emerged as the biggest party in Morocco's parliamentary election, taking 102 of the 395 seats.

United States producer prices jumped 8.3 percent last month, the biggest annual increase on record.

French paper says French state was 'well aware of the conditions' under which Lafarge maintained its activity in Syria.

September 11, 2001 was a formative day for many American millennials. But did it impact how they manage their money?

Fruman and Lev Parnas concealed an illegal $325,000 donation to support Donald Trump's 2020 re-election campaign.

Hundreds of residents spent the night in shelters and some 20,000 tourists hunkered down in their hotel rooms.

The party that led the government for a decade was dealt a severe blow in parliamentary polls.

Foreign ministry says John Sullivan presented with 'undeniable proof' of US tech giants violating Russian laws.

Best of the week and behind the scenes.

The Dubai World Expo is expected to attract 25 million visitors over the course of six months.

New infections have eased as vaccination rates have climbed, reaching more than 70 percent of the overall population.

United States judge's ruling strikes down a core part of Apple's App Store rules.

PM Mikati is optimistic to get Lebanon out of mire, but analysts say economic recovery is not on the horizon.

Torture, secrecy and dysfunction plague military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay with no resolution in sight.

Global study to enroll 2,000 participants in South Africa and 12,000 others in Kenya, Philippines, Chile and Malaysia.