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Deaths reported in the Dominican Republic and in St Lucia as Elsa weakens to a tropical storm.

Demonstrators chant 'the people want the fall of the regime' and urge Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to 'leave'.

As the return of major sporting events draws thousands of fans to stadiums, UN agencies are working to boost security.

The landlocked West African country has seen several deadly attacks by armed groups linked to al-Qaeda and ISIL.

Dozens of huge wildfires in British Columbia come after Canadian province saw record-breaking heat wave.

Denmark's Thomas Delaney and Kasper Dolberg score first-half goals in victory over Czech Republic.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi was joined by Abu Dhabi Crown Prince MBZ at the opening ceremony.

Two more bodies pulled from the rubble of 12-storey condo building near Miami, which partially collapsed last month.

Influential cardinal and nine others to face trial in connection with 350m euro investment in London property venture.

Thousands demonstrate after Brazil's top court authorises a probe into the president's response to vaccine allegations.

South Africa's top court agrees to hear former president Jacob Zuma's challenge against his 15-month jail term.

LPDF discusses constitutional basis for elections but fails to reach agreement after five days of talks.

Defence ministry images showing women soldiers practising for parade in heels prompt a torrent of criticism.

A shortage of translators for Indigenous asylum seekers means many have to wait months or years to apply for asylum.

Tunisian Red Crescent says the boat left from Libya's Zuwara carrying migrants from Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Bangladesh.

Flights to and from Ethiopia and Vietnam also banned without prior permission from authorities.

Dozens also injured after the attacker targets a tea shop in the Somali capital.

War monitor, rescue groups blame gov't for attacks; death toll one of the highest since last year's ceasefire.

Government introduces restrictions to slow coronavirus transmission as hospitals and cemeteries fill up.

At least 2,400 displaced as Taal volcano erupts, filling the air near capital Manilla with toxic gas, officials say.

Western governments have not learned from history and continue to appease genocide perpetrators.

As vaccination efforts continue to lag, fears grow of another major resurgence of coronavirus infections.

The 26-year-old Tunisian beat former champion Muguruza on Friday and will take on 2020 French Open champion Swiatek next

France suspended the operations early last month following the West African country's second coup in less than a year.

Winner will take on either England or Ukraine in the semi-final at Wembley on Wednesday.

Senior UN official says humanitarian situation in conflict-hit northern Ethiopian region has 'worsened dramatically'.

England manager says win over Germany to reach quarter-finals will count for little if they fail to make the semis.

The storm already ripped off roofs, destroyed crops and downed trees and power lines in the eastern Caribbean on Friday.

Paqueta scores the only goal of the match in defending champions' win over Chile.

Landslide swept away homes in the city of Atami in Shizuoka prefecture.

Conservative opposition ARENA party accused of embezzling funds from a donation from Taiwan between 2003 and 2004.

Several government ministers, military coup leaders and adult members of their families are among those being targeted.

Best of the week and behind the scenes.

US makes pledge to Indonesia as new cases, deaths surge with Jakarta predicting 100,000 active cases in the coming days.

A white former Nashville police officer will serve three years or less in prison for death of 25-year-old Black man.

Italy will now face Spain at Wembley on Tuesday for a place in the Euro 2020 final.

The standoff could delay plans to pump more oil through the end of the year to cool oil prices.

Ra'am party is walking a fine line between its Palestinian-Israeli voters and Israel's far-right partners.

UEFA sponsors such as Volkswagen have been barred from using rainbow-coloured ads on billboards.

After a 1-1 draw, Unai Simon made two saves in a shoot-out to keep Spain's bid for a record fourth European crown alive.

The Future Generations Fund is managed by the Kuwait Investment Authority and has over 50% of its investments in the US.

Justices decline to take up Washington state case of florist sanctioned for refusing to provide flowers for gay wedding.

Weather forecasts warn of high temperatures portending crop damage and water supply shortages.

Governor Eduardo Leite of Rio Grande do Sul could challenge Jair Bolsonaro, who has espoused anti-gay rhetoric.

The African Union's COVID-19 envoy strongly criticised Europe for failing to deliver doses it promised.

Americans bought 15 million more packs of gum in May than in January as COVID-19 masking restrictions eased.

The proposal will require refunds if airlines fail to deliver a bag within 12 hours of a passenger's US flight landing.

List of missing and feared dead reduced to 128 after some found safe and duplicate names removed, Miami-Dade mayor says.

Lebanon's army chief Joseph Aoun has warned the armed forces might collapse if not financially supported.

A record number of migrants and refugees are entering Lithuania from Belarus as tensions between Brussels, Minsk simmer.