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Only six percent of the population has taken part in Saied's online consultation as he looks to write new constitution.

In recent years, Southern Africa has suffered repeated devastating cyclones that used to be relatively rare.

Bennett's fumbled response to Russia's aggression betrays Jewish history, and draws attention to Israel's own crimes.

The West African country will be the first landing of the 'Equiano' cable, which will run from Portugal to South Africa.

Island nation gets lifeline from India to buy food and medicine as the IMF confirms it will discuss a possible bailout.

Young Russians tell us about a war few wanted and how the sanctions are affecting their lives.

The move comes with immediate effect after a probe into the impartiality of RT's coverage of Russia's war in Ukraine.

Close ties between two leaders unlikely to differ much in short term, even if China distances itself from Ukraine war.

The Nigerian national says she is facing turmoil at home and abroad.

'People have already been traumatised, and then under the stress of COVID, that trauma is being expressed.'

Ramaphosa had previously said he had been approached to mediate in the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

'Why wouldn't you strengthen your only line of defence against a deadly pandemic?'

Powerful labour union says it must be included in talks over political and economic reforms called for by the IMF.

Style of cap or turban confers status, signifies what part of country they come from and what ethnicity they belong to.

The authorities do not elaborate on the accusations, but local media say the EU probes are about 'misuse of EU aid'.

Government pressed to increase awareness through nationwide campaigns as struggling people continue to die by suicide.

In a video posted on Twitter, former California governor says invasion of Ukraine 'is not the Russian people's war'.

An all-women team of reporters in rural India becomes the subject of Writing With Fire, an Oscar-nominated documentary.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 23rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

In cities across Australia, protesters have rallied against the war in Ukraine.

While there is no shortage of generosity in Ukraine's Central European neighbour, space runs out in several cities.

Island nation is the latest country in the Pacific to unearth a local outbreak of COVID-19.

Development comes a day after a key ally said Imran Khan was in danger of losing his coalition partners.

US says Beijing has 'responsibility to use influence with Putin' as toll mounts from Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Marine mammals die at Farewell Spit on the South Island, the site of at least 10 strandings in 15 years.

Decision draws angry rebuke from President Pedro Castillo, who called on international courts to 'protect justice'.

Ukraine's capital Kyiv came under renewed Russian shelling on Thursday as negotiators deem talks 'complicated'.

Ukraine 24 TV station posts a video on Telegram showing a mushroom-shaped plume of smoke rising on the horizon.

The payments are seen as the first test of whether Moscow will meet international debt obligations despite sanctions.

Top US diplomat says Washington will ensure 'accountability and consequences' for abuses committed in Ukraine.

The move may open new opportunity for the major lender to blunt the effect of Western sanctions.

Russia's TASS news agency says a court near Moscow announced it has extended the detention of WNBA star Brittney Griner.

Mexican official says at least 310 Ukrainians have reached the northern border city of Tijuana by air this month.

After the country’s disputed 2020 elections, thousands of Belarusians were arrested. Many were beaten and tortured.

Some experts believe that Ukraine remaining neutral and out of NATO could help to stop Russia's war.

Marina Ovsyannikova says she has refused an asylum offer in France despite potentially facing further prosecution.

About 30,000 people have been evacuated from the city, which has been under Russian bombardment for more than two weeks.

Irish premier's one-on-one meeting with US President Joe Biden was held by video after Micheal Martin tested positive.

Without using the word Taliban, resolution spells out new, one-year mandate for the UN political mission in Afghanistan.

While about 50 Turkish citizens have escaped the besieged city in recent days, about 30 remain.

ESA had previously said that the mission was 'very unlikely' because of Russia's war in Ukraine.

Edward Bronstein struggled, screamed repeatedly, then fell silent as California officers held him down.

War in Ukraine will stunt global growth and disrupt already-snarled supply chains, pushing prices higher, OECD warned.

Alaa Hamoudi claims EU border agency Frontex helped Greek authorities abandon him at sea.

Activists and authorities in Ohio are helping those affected by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and preparing for refugees.

Sanctions failed to deter Putin from attacking Ukraine; can they now help facilitate peace?

Officials say some survivors rescued from basement of building bombed by Russian forces in southeastern Ukraine.

As Russia's invasion enters its fourth week and fighting intensifies, how might the situation develop from here?

Amazon agreed in May to buy MGM to deepen its library of streaming content.

China has gone from reporting fewer than 100 daily infections just three weeks ago to more than 1,000 per day.