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Move follows lawyers' failure to persuade a US judge to dismiss a civil case against Andrew for allleged sexual assault.

Tens of thousands of teachers have walked out in nationwide strike to demand better protection for pupils and staff.

Antonio Guterres says he is working with the AU and ECOWAS on creating 'conditions' to allow for accelerated transition.

More than 40 film stars, including Mark Ruffalo and Susan Sarandon, sign a petition supporting Watson's stance

Navient reached a settlement with 39 US states to pay $1.85bn to resolve predatory lending claims.

US Joe Biden President said that teams of military medical personnel would be dispatched to help six hard-hit states.

Jobless claims climbed by 23,000 last week from the previous one.

The past eight years were the eight hottest since record-keeping began in 1880, US government scientists say.

More than 100 million doses of COVID vaccines were rejected in December, says UNICEF official.

Blinken's remarks come as report says cases of perplexing illness affect diplomats in Paris and Geneva.

Intelligence agency says female Chinese national 'engaged in political interference activities' on behalf of Beijing.

The first of a two-part special report going behind the scenes at the landmark trial of a notorious Syrian colonel.

Reliance Industries said it plans to invest $76bn in clean energy- a dramatic increase over its previous $10bn pledge.

Thousands of people take to the streets in Sudan as protests continue against the October 25 military coup.

Will Russia Invade Ukraine?

The Producer Price Index downshifted in December, but the month capped off a year of record wholesale price inflation.

Press freedom groups say US government’s use of Espionage Act against WikiLeaks founder threatens journalism worldwide.

How are wild otters from Southeast Asia ending up in Japanese pet cafes? 101 East investigates.

Council on American-Islamic Relations says 'anti-Muslim group' was spying 'in service of the state of Israel'.

Parliamentarians on von der Leyen to investigate commissioner's alleged role in assisting Dodik's separatist ideals.

Week of diplomacy aimed at easing Russia-Ukraine tensions looks set to fail as fears of escalation rise.

Thirty years ago, the record-setting storm was one of the most incredible natural experiences of one Minnesotan's life.

When governments try to let the market determine energy prices, it can trigger mass uprisings.

Federal employees in the emirate of Ajman will not receive paid sick leave if they are exposed to COVID-19 twice.

A group of brave Sardinians in Italy fights to close a dangerous German arms factory before it blows up.

The war in Tigray has sparked calls to strip Abiy of the Nobel Prize, but it's not possible under the award's statutes.

Some states continue to put barriers to universal jurisdiction which prevent the prosecution of Syrian war criminals.

The PM has admitted to breaking lockdown rules, raising public anger, but some say they will still support him.

If the bill becomes legislation, British democracy will suffer a blow unprecedented in recent history.

The US group released a string of soulful hits in the 1960s including the ubiquitous Be My Baby.

Viral video of Egyptian teacher dancing prompted her husband to divorce her and split opinion in the country.

Authorities lift months-long suspension on social media giant's operations after it agrees to meet conditions.

A week after rival India issued similar statement, Pakistan says move by five world powers is 'a positive development'.

Lebanon’s transport unions demand the government subsidise their fuel prices and provide cash assistance.

Cases in Delhi and Mumbai could peak next week, experts say, as country reports highest number of daily cases since May.

Citizen Lab watchdog says Israeli NSO Group's Pegasus spyware used by operator working in country since early 2020.

But resistance to the violent and divisive politics of Hindu nationalists is also growing.

Two commanders were misidentified as Palestinian attackers near the Nabi Musa base, Israeli military says.

Parts of Zhengzhou went into sudden lockdown while woman was having dinner at her date's residence.

AFSPA gives the military sweeping powers to search, seize and even shoot suspects on sight without fear of prosecution.

Maung Maung Kyaw, a general under US sanctions, reportedly removed from the post he had held since 2018.

Taliban proposes joint body of its officials and international representatives to coordinate the planned aid.

Delayed draw for the tournament includes top-ranked men's player who could still have his visa cancelled again.

US State Department questions Beijing's claims of sovereignty over more than 100 features in disputed sea.

Court convicts Prisons Commissioner but discharges co-accused police commando for execution-style killing of 27 inmates.

Pyongyang has continued to test ballistic missiles in defiance of a UN ban and is developing hypersonic weaponry.

Indonesian faces a military commission over his alleged role in the Bali bombing and Jakarta's JW Marriott hotel.

Governments are approving new measures in an attempt to slow the rapid spread of COVID-19.

South Korean president is pushing for an end of war declaration, but critics worry it may undermine alliance with US.