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At least one police officer and one protester were injured and dozens of protesters were arrested, police say.

UN says military, rebel groups, political parties and protest movements will be invited to take part in the talks.

Aid workers and TPLF say 56 killed in air raid on camp for displaced people in Dedebit near border with Eritrea.

In a symbolic move, Iran has added more US officials to a list that already included Donald Trump and Mike Pompeo.

Governing party marks its 110th anniversary while engulfed in bitter factional rivalries and corruption allegations.

In court filing, lawyers say tennis star contracted COVID-19 last month and was later granted a vaccine exemption.

To avoid a repetition of the 2011 famine disaster, we must act now.

Shaath's detention came amid a continuing crackdown on political dissent under Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.

Deceased include eight members of the same family after their vehicles were submerged in snow, officials say.

Almost 142,000 new infections are recorded in the country as politicians address packed rallies before upcoming polls.

New parliament convenes to nominate a house speaker and two deputies in first session since October's elections.

From the former government to US sanctions, authorities have tried to shift the blame.

Rights group says controversy over tennis star is the 'perfect opportunity' for Australia to create more humane policy.

Calls to kill minorities, weak mainstream media and negligent officials in India. Plus, Russia’s media blacklist.

Worrisome trend in children too young to be vaccinated underscores the need for people to get their shots.

Prison key that kept the human rights icon locked up reportedly left South Africa without the 'necessary permits'.

2021 was a year of economic recovery - but also a year of supply chain bottlenecks, soaring inflation and Omicron.

Security forces appeared to reclaim the streets of Kazakhstan's main city Almaty after days of violence.

Building housing a canteen in China's southwest collapsed after an explosion suspected to have been caused by gas leak.

The Philippines' 40 percent positivity rate - an all-time high for the third straight day - has been driven by Omicron.

More than a dozen of Airbnb's listings in Xinjiang are on land reportedly owned by a company under US sanctions list.

At least 2,000 people are reportedly camped out in four separate locations on the Myanmar side of the Moei River.

The Biden administration wants to require millions of US workers to get vaccinated or be regularly tested for COVID-19.

The Biden administration reinstated the controversial 'Remain in Mexico' programme under court order in early December.

For the week, shares of Alphabet fell 5.4%, while Microsoft shares shed 6.6%.

Food prices rose sharply in 2021, reaching highest level in a decade, according to the United Nations.

Rare winter blazes scorched thousands of acres in the Denver area late last month, forcing tens of thousands to flee.

Gov't says it will release several leading TPLF members and opposition leaders from the Oromo and Amhara ethnic groups.

Security forces appear to retake control of Kazakhstan's main city a day after arrival of Russia-led troops.

Deadly protests that began over fuel prices rage in Kazakhstan. Here are three graphics to contextualise the situation.

Rights group says Emirati authorities punished Ahmed Mansoor after media published letter in which he detailed abuses.

Top US diplomat says Washington is fully committed to dialogue, but progress must be 'two-way street'.

Travis and Gregory McMichael and their neighbour William 'Roddie' Bryan were convicted in November of killing Arbery.

About 200 pink iguanas are left on the slopes of the Wolf volcano on Isabela Island, the largest in the Galapagos.

Leader of Poland's ruling party admits country bought NSO Group spyware, but denies it's being used to target opponents.

Iran says it is ready to hold talks with counties whose citizens were killed when IRGC shot down civilian plane.

Wilguens Louissaint and Amady John Wesley were killed by gang members on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince on Thursday.

The students face charges for protesting against the appointment of a rector at Bogazici University last October.

Poitier struggled against great odds to become one of the first Black actors to take on major US film roles.

Shares of GameStop soared on news that the firm is launching an NFT marketplace.

Omicron may move the world rapidly to an endemic phase, said Moderna chief Stephane Bancel.

The men's tennis global star is challenging Australian visa cancellation over COVID vaccination dispute.

Despite disappointing jobs creation last month, the unemployment rate fell to 3.9%.

French prosecutors have opened a terror probe into blast targeting a car in Jeddah, which injured a French driver.

Despite widespread criticism after deadly Capitol riot, analysts say former US president remains dominant voice in GOP.

Government figures say annual inflation topped 36% last month, but some think that number is far short of the mark.

Those sent to quarantine camp include home affairs secretary Caspar Tsui and immigration chief Au Ka-wang.

Aircrew speaking on condition of anonymity warn aviation hub's harsh quarantine policies are damaging mental health.

Outside Djokovic 'hotel', Serbian supporters rub shoulders with refugee advocates.

United Nations says attack on Mai Aini refugee camp also wounded four other refugees.