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It was not possible to independently verify the death toll, and the Iran-aligned Houthis rarely comment on losses.

Israel's designation of six Palestinian NGOs as 'terrorist' seeks to undermine the Palestinian struggle for freedom.

Khamenei says some governments 'made big errors' and 'sinned in normalising' relations with Israel.

Police said teenager caught in a crossfire between rebels and security forces, but his family called it 'murder'.

Demonstrators continue to battle for deep reforms to tackle police brutality.

Pro-military protesters want to dissolve the transitional cabinet, a move decried as a coup by pro-democracy protesters.

Brandon Jackson was convicted of armed robbery by a 10-2 jury in 1997. Split verdicts are no longer legal.

In the five weeks since the eruption began, lava from Cumbre Vieja has covered more than 850 hectares.

Government says a TPLF training and military command post targeted in western Tigray, followed by second raid in north.

Officials mourn Quinonez's murder which comes as violence spiked dramatically in Ecuador in recent months.

As violence increases across the country, a survivor of an attack in Solhan gives a harrowing account of the bloodshed.

Three of the top five countries reporting the most deaths in the world - Russia, Ukraine and Romania - are in region.

President Museveni said three people 'left a package' at the scene that later exploded.

Faye D’Souza examines how India’s government performed through the coronavirus pandemic.

Migrants walked along a highway leading west and north towards the US border, before stopping to rest for the night.

In Romania only 35 percent of adults are fully inoculated against COVID-19 compared with an EU average of 74 percent.

On Sunday, the two sides will meet in Dubai to get their T20 World Cup campaign underway.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev faces no genuine opposition in Sunday's vote and is almost certain to win a second term.

US envoy says Washington remains ready to meet with Pyongyang 'without preconditions'.

President says Otoniel's arrest is the biggest blow to drug trafficking in Colombia since Pablo Escobar's death.

Viktor Orban has accused foreign powers of backing the leftist bloc that will seek to oust him after a decade in power.

Belarus accused of helping migrants and refugees cross into the bloc as a retaliation against EU sanctions.

Three-day visit of India's interior minister comes in the backdrop of a deteriorating security situation in the region.

Group has not practiced together since their school’s doors in Kabul were closed after Taliban takeover.

Outlawed organisations have called on the international community to take a stance against Israel's military order.

Al-Sadr's party controls 70 of a total 329 parliamentary seats in Iraq and the movement has a large base across country.

Envoys from countries including the US, Germany and France called for release of businessman and philanthropist Kavala.

Before the global COP26 summit, Saudi Arabia announces it aims to reach 'net zero' greenhouse gas emissions by 2060.

Group said five supporters died in the clashes while at least two police officials were also killed.

Why is discourse about the investigation into the Beirut blast so polarised? And the Russian law affecting journalists.

Tens of thousands of troops and heavy weapons reportedly being moved into the region.

Jailbreak at Oyo correctional centre in country's southwest is the third to occur this year.

The head of the right-wing Lega party could face up to 15 years in prison if found guilty.

Lawyers decry trials with 'no evidence', while authorities dismiss investigations into alleged torture of protesters.

The European Union’s first chief prosecutor discusses how the bloc protects its financial interests.

Recent violence in the West Bank has worried Israel, but Hamas does not have the capabilities to take over.

Namibia, ranked a lowly 19, reached the Super 12 round of the T20 World Cup second after shocking Ireland.

More than 40 low-income countries applied to the scheme but still ended up paying out $36.4bn.

Detainees describe their dire situation inside a Melbourne hotel and express fear amid the spread of the coronavirus.

Dedication and luck drafted the 21-year-old into India's T20 World Cup squad, much to the delight of those back home.

Historic agreement was forged in spirit of post-Cold War optimism, but was tested almost immediately.

Military government presses Southeast Asian bloc for representation, as UN rapporteur warns of more violence.

US administration's rhetoric on urgency of climate crisis does not match its actions, Sunrise Movement advocates say.

Tests come amid President Joe Biden's concerns about Chinese hypersonic weapons systems that can evade advanced radar.

Elon Musk's electric-vehicle company is one step closer to a market valuation of $1 trillion.

Lev Parnas is found guilty of donating to group that supported the reelection campaign of former President Donald Trump.

Investors are increasingly concerned that the US central bank will raise interest rates sooner than they see coming.

Moldova to seek cheaper natural gas from Europe after traditional supplier Russia hiked prices.