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In a social media post, Djokovic admits breaking isolation rules after testing positive.

Australian businesses are grappling with workers being out sick or ordered to isolate.

Medal-winning Magawa sniffed out more than 100 landmines and explosives during his five-year career.

Government says it seeks 'sustainable' growth that ensures macroeconomic stability while controlling inflation.

EU watchdog says endemicity is closer with increase of immunity; WHO warns Omicron could infect half of Europe by March.

American Airlines and United Airlines Holdings have had at least six flights barred by Chinese regulators.

North Korean leader shown at test launch for first time in nearly two years underlining commitment to advanced weaponry.

Newly-registered Muda joins rush of volunteers to help thousands affected by floods amid sluggish official response.

Facebook must face the government’s monopoly lawsuit alleging that the company abused its dominance, a judge ruled.

Hoda Muthana, who left the US to join ISIL in 2014, has been in a protracted legal battle to return to the country.

UN expresses 'concerns' about human rights abuses in Tunisia, demands held Ennahdha official to be released.

Demonstrators were detained during unprecedented July protests over food shortages, rising prices and other grievances.

Despite a symbolic victory in Hugo Chavez’s home state, analysts say the oil-rich nation's opposition has few options.

There were 3.3 million, or 7 percent, more retirees in the United States as of October 2021 compared to January 2020.

Salameh is under investigation in Lebanon and Europe for alleged financial misconduct including money laundering.

Asylum seekers are.

'At least the humidity is low,' joked a man in Canada's capital, where temperatures hit -26C amid bitter winter cold.

Leicester City forward scores the only goal of the match to put Nigeria's troubled build-up to the games behind them.

The world, laden with COVID-19 scars, is ill-prepared to take on growing existential threats, a new report warns.

Biden administration to channel more funding to humanitarian groups as millions of Afghans face extreme hunger.

Jeffrey Moyo spent three weeks in jail last year accused of obtaining fake accreditation documents.

Haitian nationals were on board a crowded, 'unseaworthy' vessel headed towards the coast of Florida, Coast Guard says.

Daniel Ortega won a fourth consecutive term in an election widely regarded as a sham.

With a united opposition alliance, PM Viktor Orban is facing his toughest contest since coming to power in 2010.

In its latest outlook, the bank again raises alarm over growing levels of inequality both within and between nations.

Algeria begin their Africa Cup of Nations title defence with an underwhelming 0-0 against Sierra Leona in Douala.

Faizullah Jalal had been detained for several days after he criticised the Taliban's rule.

Tunisian state TV has barred parties from entering building or taking part in talk shows, press syndicate says.

Fed chief Jerome Powell is grilled over inflation at his Senate confirmation hearing.

The US president is set to endorse changing filibuster rules to pass voting rights legislation during Georgia speech.

Yevgeniy Zhovtis, a prominent activist in Almaty, explains the causes and potential effects of unprecedented unrest.

JPMorgan Chase will add Egypt to a group of indexes, poising the market to receive an influx of passive investment cash.

Khalid Balti, former spokesperson for Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, has been killed in Nangarhar province.

The Iranian foreign minister is on a regional tour as talks in Vienna to restore the 2015 nuclear deal continue.

Tensions over Ukraine show no sign of abating as diplomatic talks get under way.

Advocates reflect on 'disturbing legacy' of detention facility and urge President Joe Biden to take action and close it.

Tribal identities still affect the public and political life of the troubled Central Asian nation.

Women at a flour mill make up most of those killed in the drone attack near Mai Tsebri, aid workers say.

Clive Stafford Smith reflects on how his clients remain in the detention centre without charges or a trial, 20 years on.

Taipei is aiming to acquire precision missiles to thwart the threat of an invasion by authoritarian China.

Police say blast happened as the bus travelled near Cotabato City on Mindanao island, where armed groups are active.

The poet and activist is shown with outstretched arms on the coin, which the US Mint has begun to circulate.

London police say they are in contact with gov't after alleged breaches of health protection laws.

Defence lawyer Dali Mpofu seeks bail for Zandile Christmas Mafe who was arrested last week and charged with arson.

Australia is to make decision over tennis star Djokovic’s medical exemption from COVID vaccination and his visa status.

Announcement came hours after 68-year-old president spoke to journalists at a news conference without wearing a mask.

The military regime is facing sanctions by regional bloc after proposing to delay elections by nearly four years.

Vodafone Idea will convert into equity its past dues to the gov't, giving the latter a nearly 36 percent stake in it.

Workers at NagaWorld casino complex in Phnom Penh have pledged to continue their strike despite growing risk of arrest.