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Prime Minister Mikati intends to resume negotiations on a bailout package after discussions fell apart a year ago.

US president calls on Republicans to allow measure raising the debt limit to come to a vote in the Senate.

Analysts and activists say the May 2021 protests marked a turning point in Palestinian mobilisation and unity.

The United Kingdom government says the plan is 'a landmark move to end Britain’s dependency on volatile fossil fuels'.

Outage is affecting tens of thousands of users across social media platforms, according to an outage tracking website.

Taiwan foreign minister says the country 'very concerned' China will launch a war against the island at some point.

All bets are off in the United States where Fear, Rage, and Peril.

Worried about the 'tribalisation' of the US? An NYT columnist has a solution for it - a military one.

Four MPs raise alleged abuses in the Gulf nation, including arbitrary detention and torture, with the French FM.

Spain has issued an extradition warrant for exiled ex-Catalan leader, who was arrested in Sardinia last month.

OPEC+ agreed to stick to its original pact to add 400,000 barrels per day to markets in November.

Prosecutors at the UN-backed court challenge the acquittals of suspects in the murder of ex-Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri.

Iranian embassy in Nicosia says Israel is 'always making such a baseless allegation' against Iran.

The Independent Fact-Finding Mission on Libya says migrants and detainees were particularly exposed to violations.

Carriers are poised to post a collective deficit of $11.6bn next year, the International Air Transport Association said.

Two Ohio counties accuse the pharmacies of flooding the community with pain pills, in latest move against drug industry.

Brandon Jackson is one of more than 1,500 people imprisoned in Louisiana on non-unanimous verdicts.

Major disruption comes as protesting Beja tribe from eastern Sudan closes the crucial Red Sea Port.

About 200 service personnel will help move fuel from depots to petrol stations as shortages persist in some areas.

Zimbabwe’s finance minister recently extolled the potential for decentralised finance to lower remittance costs.

Revelations accusing president, who is not named but linked via associates, are 'unsubstantiated', says Kremlin.

The state’s (mis)management of this pandemic has led us down a dangerous new path.

An appeals court has rejected a request by former ministers to remove Judge Bitar from the investigation.

Chus are the latest billionaire family to help out their pal, the Evergrande founder, with a 51 percent purchase offer.

Indonesia FM says country's military rulers have made no significant progress in implementing the bloc's peace road map.

David Julius and Ardem Patapoutian won for their discoveries on nerve sensors for temperature and touch.

Lars Vilks had lived under police protection since depicting Islam's revered figure with the body of a dog in 2007.

Fault Lines investigates the racist past and ongoing impact of non-unanimous jury convictions in US state of Louisiana.

Apart from Feng Qiya, who set up an offshore company, the investigation named two former leaders of Hong Kong.

Some of those named after secrets files were leaked to a consortium of journalists that revealed offshore deals.

US federal contractors have to mandate vaccines, which could impact many airlines with federal contracts.

Mikati and other political and financial officials among hundreds of Lebanese listed in the offshore leak.

David Carrick, 46, is based in the same branch of the Metropolitan Police service as Sarah Everard's murderer.

Farmers vow to intensify months-long protest against farm laws as tensions flare a day after nine people are killed.

Liverpool player called one of the best footballers in the world by his manager after a stunning game against Man City.

Revelations name over 700 Pakistanis, including ministers, Khan’s political allies and families of military officers.

Leaked files from 14 offshore services tie some 330 public officials, including 35 world leaders, to offshore fortunes.

The whistleblower, who revealed her identity in a TV interview, said Facebook repeatedly chose 'making more money'.

Abiy's Prosperity Party was declared the winner of parliamentary elections held earlier this year.

Fumio Kishida was formally elected as Japan's prime minister on Monday.

Ladakh shares de facto borders with Pakistan and China and depends on air supplies for about six months of the year.

The death toll rises to five while other fishermen from Iran remained missing as the storm moved further inland.

Cyclone Shaheen slammed into Oman on Sunday with ferocious winds and heavy rain, flooding streets, prompting evacuations

Romanian billionaire and family members killed after their plane crashed into an empty building in Milan, Italy.

Controversial legislation has been described as having 'totalitarian leanings'.

Lava flowing faster from Cumbre Vieja, the volcano that roared back to life on September 19.

Seoul says it hopes move will be a 'foundation' to rebuilding ties tested by recent series of missile launches.

New rules to curb investment took effect this month, with successive governments accused of failure over housing.

Facebook's VP of policy and global affairs Nick Clegg pushed back at the assertion its platforms are 'toxic' for teens.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has announced he is retiring from politics.