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The American Red Cross says the country’s blood supply is dangerously low.

New Zealand leader says volcanic eruption damaged Tonga's capital, but there are no reports of deaths as of yet.

Men's top tennis player launches appeal to allow him to remain in Melbourne and defend his Australian Open title.

Officials say hostage-taker demanded the release of a Pakistani woman who was convicted of trying to kill US troops.

Serbia will hold a referendum on amendments to the constitution that would change how judges, prosecutors are elected.

Prime Minister Imran Khan says economic diplomacy will now be at the heart of Pakistani foreign affairs.

Jamaican police say John Joel Joseph, a suspect in the murder of Haiti President Jovenel Moise, has been arrested.

Thousands take to the streets with Parliament expected to pass a bill tightening restrictions on the unvaccinated.

The groups say decision was driven by desire to have the 2022 budget approved and discuss an economic recovery plan.

The pandemic halted my transient lifestyle and led me to attempt a mental and physical un-scattering.

Nineteen members of the security forces were among those killed, says top law enforcement official.

Lawyers for both sides file their initial requests for witnesses as part of the civil case filed in the United States.

Omicron case in Beijing comes as cities across the country ratchet up viral vigilance before the Winter Olympics.

Virat Kohli led the team for 68 matches and won 40 of them, making him India's most successful Test captain.

Staff at Downing Street held 'wine-time Fridays' during coronavirus lockdowns, according to new revelations.

US envoy, assistant secretary to meet leaders and civil society actors during severe crises in the two African nations.

As big powers do the talking about the fate of Ukraine, where are Ukrainian voices? Plus, sexism in Greece's media.

People flee to higher ground after the massive volcanic eruption triggers the area's second tsunami in as many days.

Tehran has lost its voting rights at the UN for a second year in a row as it struggles to pay due to US sanctions.

Save the Children’s CEO on whether NGOs have failed to make a difference in the lives of minors in conflict zones.

UN says at least 108 civilians killed in Tigray since new year began as it warns aid distributions at an all-time low.

Moscow says it cracked down on ransomware cybercrime group suspected of attacks on US companies at Washington's request.

Tennis world number one's participation in the Grand Slam in doubt as the government attempts to revoke his visa.

Philippines to be the first country to purchase missile system jointly developed by India and Russia to defend its seas.

Nicholas Alahverdian, who fled the US to evade prosecution, is arrested in Glasgow after being hospitalised with COVID.

The agreement was signed last year and includes economic, military and security cooperation.

Foreign Minister Wang Yi tells his Iranian counterpart during a meeting in Jiangsu that US is to blame for impasse.

Millions of mainly young people around the world are rethinking the way they work and live.

Recommendation stops short of advocating nationwide usage of N95 respirators even as new cases pile up in record number.

Five new charges against country's ousted leader involve the government's hire, purchase and maintenance of helicopter.

Pyongyang says drill aimed at 'checking and judging' proficiency of the weapons that hit a 'set target' in the East Sea.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison's government revoked Djokovic's visa for a second time amid public outcry.

Stewart Rhodes is charged with seditious conspiracy in relation to the US Capitol attack on January 6 last year.

Many towns are posting their highest temperatures since record-keeping began, sometimes up to 45 degrees Celsius.

Martin Shkreli was also ordered to pay $64m in damages for monopolizing the market for a life-saving drug.

The NFT market has ballooned to $44bn, Chainalysis data shows, and rules about taxing the tokens are not clear.

Thousands protest across Mali in support of ruling military after West Africa bloc imposed sanctions over delayed vote.

Revisiting The Stream's coverage of racism and sport.

The Kremlin says reports that Russia is preparing a provocation are 'unfounded', as tensions reach new heights.

Indian court acquitted a Roman Catholic bishop of charges of raping a nun in her rural convent.

The January 3 statement should be seen as a very small, but still important, step in the right direction.

Government blamed unexpected weather that led to helicopter crash last month that killed head of India's armed forces.

Bipartisan bill aims to break China's control over the rare-earths industry and revive the sector in the US.

Essential services are being decimated by brain drain as workers leave for higher-paying jobs abroad.

Tunis sees heavy police presence as hundreds rally against President Kais Saied despite COVID restrictions.

UN is 'deeply concerned' by incidents that saw individuals 'glorify atrocity crimes and convicted war criminals'.

Cases have doubled since last week, with experts warning of strains on the health systems and the economy.

Retail sales fell sharply in December as Omicron, inflation and shortages took a bite out of consumer spending.