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Khan says Pakistan primarily concerned with possibility of humanitarian and refugee crisis if a civil war breaks out.

Indebted developer, however, has not said whether it will meet two other interest payments, including one on Thursday.

Philippine president says global body a 'product of an era long past' while appearing to brush off ICC probe.

The lives and livelihoods of people and macaques are being sorely tested by the absence of tourists.

The magnitude 5.9 quake struck northeast of Australia's second-biggest city, damaging buildings.

Chinese president Xi Jinping tells United Nations Beijing will support green energy, not coal.

Funding will bolster US government agencies' Afghan refugee resettlement efforts after Kabul evacuation in August.

Saudi's Public Investment Fund has been investing more in businesses that benefit from a transition from fossil fuels.

The United Kingdom's government held an emergency meeting with small power suppliers on Tuesday.

Meeting of the lava with a body of water could cause explosions and produce clouds of toxic gas.

Interior ministry says two people killed when 'still unidentified terrorists' hurled grenades in two Bujumbura sites.

Investors are worried an Evergrande debt default could send shock waves through the Chinese and global economies.

Germany in May described the killings of the Herero and Nama people more than a century ago as genocide for first time.

As PM Trudeau's Liberals fall short of a majority, experts say result shows Canadians want gov't to get back to work.

In wake of chaotic US withdrawal, US intelligence agencies are watching to see if al-Qaeda and ISKP gain.

In speech to UN General Assembly, Sheikh Tamim addresses COVID-19 pandemic, cybersecurity and conflicts in the region.

'Bombs and bullets cannot defend against COVID-19 or its future variants,' Biden tells General Assembly.

Lebanon's annual inflation rate is the highest in the world, according to Bloomberg data.

Paul Rusesabagina saved lives during the Rwandan genocide but has been sentenced to 25 years in jail for 'terrorism.'

The bodies, including three women and a child, washed up on the shores of Almeria over the past two days.

Two suits challenging Texas law are seen setting up a US Supreme Court test of the abortion ban's constitutionality.

New report shows how COVID-19 has had a disproportionate socioeconomic impact on Africa's most populous country.

PCB chief's comments come after New Zealand and England cancel tours of Pakistan in the space of three days.

Lawyers for Virginia Giuffre, who says she was assaulted at 17, sent the civil lawsuit to the prince's US-based lawyer.

Possible deal reflects ongoing political shift in Mali and changing dynamics in its ties with Russia and France.

The UN's chief painted a grim picture of a divided and polarized world and urged solidarity among nations.

In a new blow to UN-backed peace efforts, 89 MPs in Libya's eastern-based parliament voted to withdraw confidence.

Woman with no recollection of who she is was found on northern Adriatic Sea island of Krk on September 12.

Cash-strapped Evergrande missed payments to 2 of its largest bank creditors, sources tell Bloomberg.

Environmental campaigners say authorities are not moving fast enough to cut carbon emissions and curb climate change.

New fissure opens up on Cumbre Vieja's slope after earthquake rocks La Palma late on Monday.

Politicians decry 'coronavirus deniers' after 49-year-old suspect shot cashier who asked him to wear a mask.

The annual General Debate begins on Tuesday with speeches from leaders of US, Qatar, Iran, Turkey and China.

Trudeau's electoral gambit failed and that might be the beginning of the end for his premiership.

France is particularly furious with the US for secretly leading talks about the new strategic alliance, Aukus.

Ex-President Jacob Zuma, who faces corruption charges over a $2.5bn arms deal in late 1990s, failed to appear in court.

The late 1970s became known as the golden age of cinema to some Afghan filmmakers as the communists took power.

The UN is faced with doing more with less as international leadership gets tested in the COVID-19 era.

Submarines can either be diesel-electric or nuclear-powered, both types can carry nuclear warheads.

Photo shows Serb tennis star sitting next to ex-commander of a military unit that participated in Srebrenica genocide.

India's FM urges UK to amend rule requiring Indians visiting there to quarantine even if they are fully vaccinated.

Relatives of Afghans who clung to a US aircraft as it took off on August 16 are grappling with loss and regrets.

At least 29 refugees tried to take their own lives last month to protest their detention at a camp in Tamil Nadu state.

Humanitarian aid is being rolled back, but people there still do not have access to adequate healthcare and sanitation.

Images and video show mounted US border guards wielding the cords amid mass migrant expulsion along Texas-Mexico border.

Top court says 'assassination was imputable to Russia', prompting immediate rebuke by Moscow.

The military has put deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi, 76, on trial for incitement - the latest in a list of charges.

Banks have raked in record fees, all the more significant in what has been a harrowing year as the virus ravaged India.

Expensive permits and fishing industry regulations are impeding the Batonga tribe's way of life.

Taliban includes ethnic minorities in the cabinet, but fails to appoint any women despite calls for inclusivity.