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The EU, which has warned bill threatens Georgia's accession, calls on Tbilisi to refrain from violence suppression.

Video captured the first moments that a 5-year-old boy from war-torn northwest Syria was able to hear for the first time

Georgia police used tear gas and rubber bullets against protesters as thousands rallied outside parliament in Tbilisi.

International Criminal Court could end decades of impunity by indicting top Israeli security officials over war in Gaza.

The existence of a Roma police register is directly linked to Norway's long history of antigypsyism.

The livestreamed murder trial of the ex-economy chief has kickstarted a much-needed national conversation.

Defence minister says Russia needs to boost volume, speed of production as US sends military aid to Ukraine.

Is India's spy agency increasingly targeting dissidents and separatists abroad? Here's a lowdown.

May Day, or International Labour Day, is observed in many countries as a day to celebrate workers' rights.

Israel's government says it will invade Rafah while others eye the remainder of Gaza and make their own plans.

Police delay intervention into 'shocking' attack, featuring masked vigilantes armed with pepper spray and fireworks.

Students have occupied the building at pivotal moments in American history, often triggering policy change.

Adrian Newey's departure from the F1 World Champion Red Bull Racing Team is official after weeks of speculation.

Fritz Belizaire put in place as authorities battle gangs for control of the crisis-ridden country.

A group of Israel supporters have attacked anti-war protesters at UCLA university in Los Angeles in the US.

Incidents in the Red Sea illustrate the dangers of allowing 'flags of convenience' to proliferate.

Police fired tear gas at protesters who'd set up a camp at the University of South Florida to condemn the war on Gaza.

US touched a nerve' in security dealings with Niger, opening door to transactional' Russia as Sahel violence spirals.

Smith to miss his first World Cup since 2012, while uncapped batter Jake Fraser-McGurk is also overlooked by selectors.

In Mathare, one of the largest slums in Nairobi, residents grapple with flood damage, loss and lack of state assistance.

The excessive heat across the region has triggered health alerts, shuttered schools and put pressure on power grids.

US police cleared a building occupied by protesters and the main protest camp at Columbia University on Tuesday.

Injury-riddled Milwaukee Bucks score a 115-92 win over Indiana Pacers, while Philadelphia 76ers beat NY Knicks 112-106.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says pay hike of more than 13 percent will be 'best increase in history'.

Taiwan warn citizens against travelling to China amid fears new law could be used to punish regular business activities.

Some 30 people are being treated in hospital after they were trapped in their vehicles when the road caved in.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says investment will help Southeast Asia's biggest economy thrive in 'new era'.

Mount Ruang sent thick clouds of ash more than 5km (3 miles) into the sky.

An MP from party allied with Prime Minister Modi's BJP in Karnataka State is at the centre of sexual abuse allegations.

Shares of cannabis companies surge as much as 80 percent after move to classify drug as schedule three substance.

Backlash against publishers of controversial book highlights blurring of national borders in the social media age.

The key border town was 'liberated' by Myanmar's anti-coup fighters, but the story is far more complex.

Hundreds of police cleared Hamilton Hall, which was occupied early on Tuesday, and the main protest site.

As the war enters its 797th day, these are the main developments.

The crackdown in Tbilisi comes after lawmakers debated a controversial bill on foreign funding.

There are widespread protests against legislation that aims to curb foreign funding of nongovernmental organisations.

Pro-Palestinian protests have erupted at university campuses across the US.

US said he looked away from transactions that supported child sex abuse, the illegal drug trade and 'terrorism'.

Antonio Guterres says it is 'imperative' that independent investigators are allowed immediate access to grave sites.

The UN's top court has thrown out Nicaragua's request to halt German arms sales to Israel.

The move comes after the UK said it would bring forward legislation to block such state-backed takeover deals in media.

Judge in hush money trial says Trump violated order nine times and warns future violations could result in jail time.

There is nothing to be gained, but much to be lost, from the silencing of pro-Palestinian voices.

Israeli PM Netanyahu says Israeli forces will enter the southern Gaza city 'with or without a deal'.

The world court rules against issuing emergency order to stop German military exports in case brought by Nicaragua.

Outmanned and outgunned, Kyiv's forces struggle to advance against Moscow's troops as the war drags on.

Students stormed a faculty building at Columbia University after suspending students who won't leave their protest camps

Previous testimony focused on Trump's alleged 'catch and kill' scheme, with more witnesses to take stand in days ahead.

A US official faced questions about the state department's report on Israeli army units that violated human rights.

Students must not allow sensationalist media coverage of their mobilisation to overshadow news of Israeli atrocities.