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Five people injured in the accident, which happened when a speedboat collided with a cargo vessel.

Contradictory statements may be latest example of clashes between political factions as presidential vote looms.

Attack by 'bandits' in Tahoua region near Mali's border also wounds six other soldiers.

Death of a doctor due to oxygen shortage at prominent Delhi hospital underscores India's unfolding coronavirus crisis.

Governments need to take action to protect women journalists from increasing online threats.

Tesla has faced consumer complaints in China of battery fires, unexpected acceleration and failed software updates.

New restrictions to block spread of virus are expected to lower demand for transportation fuels in May.

Australia defence minister tells local newspaper that the government would consider national interests in its review.

Billionaire Uday Kotak says 'maximal response' is needed to cut the transmission links as cases and death toll rise.

The project will give visitors a sense of what it was like when gladiators fought in the Roman arena.

As cases soar, experts say official numbers from world's second-most populous country are likely a massive undercount.

Fishing communities worry water will contaminate the seas despite promises it will be cleaned of radioactive substances.

With 368,147 cases over past 24 hours, India's total infections now stand at 19.93 million while deaths rise by 3,417.

Antony Blinken says United States's goal is not to contain China but to uphold the international rules-based order.

Largest protests in days draw brutal response from security forces with deaths reported across the country.

Biden administration faces increasing pressure to help lower-income nations access much-needed coronavirus jabs.

IOM says 'continuous loss of life calls for an urgent change in approach to the situation in Libya and the Central Med'.

Right-wing President Ivan Duque's proposed tax reforms drew widespread public anger and protests across Colombia.

Kyrgyz interior ministry says casualties on its side had risen to more than 160, with 34 deaths.

Tensions between Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan recently escalated into the heaviest fighting in years.

Inter Milan's first league title since 2010 ends Juventus's nine-year reign in Italian football.

Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara, leader of the San Isidro movement, went on hunger strike to protest the seizure of his art.

Meanwhile, UK downplays Iranian state TV report on Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's possible release from prison.

The supreme leader’s comments cast a shadow over Foreign Minister Javad Zarif’s future in Iranian politics.

Mamata Banerjee is set to be the chief minister for the third time after her TMC party won a two-thirds majority.

Rights advocates and political opposition decry move as attempt by President Nayib Bukele to cement his power.

Chad has remained tense since Deby's death, with the military saying that six people were killed during demonstrations.

Anti-Glazer movement has gained momentum following the club's failed attempt to join a breakaway Super League.

Thousands of informal miners in South Africa make a dangerous living by chipping away at abandoned mine shafts.

Recent hearings reveal new details about brutal 1981 massacre of civilians in El Salvador during country’s civil war.

There is a growing recognition that environmental and social justice must go hand-in-hand.

Reports say suspect was involved in helping hide former ISIL leader al-Baghdadi in Syria’s Idlib province.

Announcement comes after Beijing criticised the US for sending Navy ships into the strategic area.

Travel bans apply only to passengers who visited the three countries, not ones who transited through them.

At least 45 people were crushed to death on Friday during a stampede at an ultra-Orthodox faith event.

Blaze tears through dozens of fuel tankers, destroys homes and knocks out electricity to much of the capital.

COVID mutations could spin out of control if situations like that in India continue to occur.

From May 1, 1921 to May 1, 2021, everything and nothing has changed between Israelis and Palestinians.

It was the first US splashdown in darkness since Apollo 8's crew returned from the moon in 1968.

Despite having money to pay for treatment, one family struggled to find a hospital bed for their 61-year-old mother.

Healthcare systems are overwhelmed and a shortage of medical oxygen has emerged as the most serious challenge.

Relaxed visa requirements, shifting politics, and new transport connections promise to draw more visitors to the region.

West Australian premier shuts nightclubs, bans people from attending football derby that attracts 45,000 spectators.

The astronauts spent more than 160 days in space and their Crew Dragon spacecraft should return on Sunday.

Government using punitive laws to tackle surge in coronavirus cases, as closure of markets leaves people hungry.

Candle-lit vigils and flash protests continue overnight as security forces have reportedly detained more civilians.

Pyongyang says US policy 'outdated' as Biden said he wants to resume talks with North Korea.

Indiana governor takes part in memorial hosted by Indianapolis Sikh community, still reeling from attack last month.

Show of support for far-right Brazilian president comes as Jair Bolsonaro faces Senate probe into handling of pandemic.

Meanwhile, European diplomats say success to revive 2015 nuclear pact not 'guaranteed' but also 'not impossible'.