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Several hundred tracks, representing at least seven species, have been found and geologists say they will find more.

The rate of confirmation of US ambassadors has lagged behind previous administrations.

Tikhanovsky's wife, the self-exiled Belarus democracy icon Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, denounced the verdict as 'revenge'.

In addition to extrajudicial killings, UN says the Taliban also responsible for hindering women's rights in Afghanistan.

The overturning of Roe v Wade could have grave consequences beyond the US, especially in Africa.

Judge suspends gov't directive pending case hearing filed by businessman who termed it gross violation of constitution.

South Africa study finds two doses of Pfizer's COVID shot appear to provide 70% protection against hospitalisation.

Opposition leader says officers deployed outside his home, barring him from leaving ahead of by-election campaign rally.

Doctors and nurses, desperate for the government to address misinformation, say hospitals are under huge pressure.

Gujarat state investigating whether Missionaries of Charity forced girls in a shelter home to wear cross and read Bible.

Travel bans to African countries feel like a punishment for scientific transparency, say researchers who found variant.

Former dictator Ferdinand Marcos's son 'Bongbong' is on course to become the president of the Philippines in May 2022.

Yaounde’s Deputy Mayor Claude Monthé has an unusual approach to officiating at weddings.

From street seller to bicycle taxi rider, Aliane Mugisha’s two-wheeled business leads to new cycling successes.

Boubacar Najim is one of Mali’s few remaining copyists, determined to preserve Timbuktu’s famous manuscripts.

It has struggled to gain traction with highly price-conscious Indian consumers, the biggest overseas prize.

It was not immediately clear why the Philippine president withdrew his candidacy for the 2022 Senate election.

Iran negotiator says counterparts playing 'blame game' after Europeans warn time was running out to revive nuclear deal.

Violence escalates in the disputed territory at the heart of decades of tensions with neighbouring Pakistan.

Siberian town of Verkhoyansk reached the temperature during a prolonged heatwave in June last year.

On Indonesia visit, US secretary of state pledges to deepen defence and economic engagement with Indo-Pacific nations.

A minor slip could mean falling hundreds of feet and sure death for hunters, who carefully navigate the steep mountains.

Humanitarian and economic crisis deepens as world leaders decline formal recognition of Taliban government.

Index gauging funding conditions for small hotels and restaurants shows many firms still reeling from pandemic.

Air carriers will also be penalised for travellers who did not fill out health declaration form before boarding flight.

The summit is the first since the Al-Ula agreement, which led blockading Gulf countries to restore ties with Qatar.

Vinothraj joins growing movement of Tamil directors - many from unprivileged backgrounds - addressing social inequities.

National Unity Government says it will allow use of Tether as it tries to fund 'revolution' against military government.

The acknowledgement lends weight to fears that the country's actual toll is much higher than reported.

US blacklists scandal-plagued NSO, adding pressure on the company that has to pay back $450 million in loans.

Outbreak in three Zhejiang cities developing at a 'relatively rapid' speed as 50,000 people are put under quarantine.

Manila-based development bank forecasts slower growth for China, India following emergence of new coronavirus variant.

China calls on US to 'immediately withdraw' its latest sanctions on people and entities tied to alleged rights abuses.

Earlier this year, Canada's military reported that more than 500 cases of sexual assault have taken place since 2015.

Police responsible for 11 deaths during protests in capital Bogota in September last year, UN-backed report finds.

The threat of soil erosion has forced the shutdown of the country's two pipelines that carry crude across the Andes.

From cars and rockets to crypto and internet services, Musk’s influence over our lives is growing.

Former immigration minister has been sentenced to 60 days in prison for separating underage asylum-seeking couples.

COVID-19 continues to take its toll on people and the economy.

Pentagon says it does 'not anticipate issues of personal accountability' over bombing that killed 10 Afghan civilians.

The settlement ends a five-year legal battle for victims sexually abused by former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.

UK tells Russia to 'de-escalate tensions' with Ukraine as Moscow seeks to block Kyiv's prospect of joining NATO.

At least 12 officers injured in the attack in Srinagar, according to authorities, after two suspected rebels killed.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to deliver a speech Tuesday in Jakarta on Washington's approach to Indo-Pacific.

Survey of US workers found 30 percent of unemployed respondents cited physical health as the cause of their joblessness.

Donald Trump's ex-chief of staff stopped cooperating with congressional inquiry into the January 6 Capitol insurrection.

Earlier this month, Uganda and DRC launched a joint operation against the ADF, an armed group allied with ISIL.

Amir Khan Muttaqi said the Taliban wants good relations with all countries and has no issues with the United States.