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The attack in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces comes a day after two men with the TTP gunned down another police officer.

“Why do you need this? Why do you need thousands of deaths again?”

With 90.23 percent of ballots counted, 96.32 percent of voters had voted 'No' to independence, local media reports.

At least three people died after an explosion caused several buildings to collapse in Ravanusa on the Italian island.

After Ida, Chief Shirell and her tribe aim to rebuild even as sinking land, government neglect imperil their survival.

UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss says G7 is united amid concerns over a potential Russian incursion into Ukraine.

Rescuers comb through fields of wreckage from devastating tornado outbreaks in the United States' Midwest and South.

Picture shows Prime Minister Boris Johnson hosting quiz in Downing Street as London was under COVID restrictions.

Naftali Bennett's office says he will meet UAE Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan.

Narendra Modi's personal Twitter account, which has more than 73 million followers, was hacked.

Trump has confirmed in plain view - again and again - that he intends to complete the ruinous job he began in 2016.

Protesters demonstrate against policies such as compulsory vaccinations, with fines for those who refuse the jab.

Supreme Court justice rules all travellers arriving in Brazil must present proof of vaccination to enter the country.

Thousands gathered in Buenos Aires to protest against government's bid to renegotiate its debts to the IMF.

Main independence parties have called for a boycott due to high number of COVID-19 cases.

Non-fungible tokens are helping Southeast Asian artists to make lucrative sales, and democratise art.

President Joe Biden promises aid after 'one of the largest' tornado outbreaks in US history.

Albert Benaiges, who has been accused of sexually abusing dozens of school students, has refuted the accusations.

G7 ministers gather in the UK as Western nations express concerns against Russian aggression in Ukraine.

Two staff members abducted last month in North Kivu province have been freed, ICRC delegation head says.

Victims say Facebook failed to tackle inflammatory hate speech before 2017 massacre in Myanmar's Rakhine state.

The founder of the Wikileaks website has sought sanctuary in London for years.

Protesters fear mining by multinational companies will cause huge damage to local environment.

An estimated 44,000 people attend the rally in Vienna as Austria introduces mandatory coronavirus jabs.

Erdogan says it is important to fight disinformation and propaganda within 'the framework of truth'.

Tens of thousands of farmers clear protest sites as government repeals agricultural reforms in a rare retreat.

More than 70 feared dead in Kentucky as severe weather caused catastrophic damage across multiple southern US states.

Disputes about fundamental rules governing the election have continued throughout the process, including the timetable.

Scientists say effect of Omicron in early 2022 may be reduced with control measures such as working from home.

Seven people, including Bangladesh's national police chief, have been sanctioned by the US over alleged rights abuses.

Sudanese protesters call for withholding development aid from coup plotters.

Attack in northwest Pakistan comes after end of one-month ceasefire between the armed group and the government.

The IAEA Director General discusses the latest round of the Iran nuclear talks.

Kentucky governor says up to 100 people could be dead in the state as casualties also reported from other states.

Files cover judicial proceedings by the French police and military forces during the 1954-1962 war of independence.

Palestinians in rural areas vote in the first phase of municipal elections in the West Bank, with Hamas boycotting.

News that NSO technology targeted US diplomats has brought on sanctions and lawsuits. Plus, big oil’s big PR push.

Justice and accountability for the El Mozote massacre and other crimes of US-backed Salvadoran forces remain elusive.

The recent democratic election in The Gambia can serve as a model for transitioning societies.

As US representative heads to Austrian capital, differences remain on two texts proposed by Iran last week.

MPLA leader, who succeeded Jose Eduardo dos Santos as president in 2017, will contest next year's poll.

Hundreds of thousands of children not in school in English-speaking regions where separatist campaign continues.

Owners of Kiss nightclub and band members found guilty of murder and attempted murder.

The 58-year-old geophysicist is to take office amid rising popular discontent over deadly violence in the country.

World Health Organization member states have agreed to negotiate agreement on pandemic preparedness.

Seiko Hashimoto, former head of Tokyo's Olympic committee, likely to represent Japan in the Winter Games in February.

World Bank-administered fund will give $180m to World Food Program for food aid and $100m to UNICEF for health services.

Tensions high after key independence parties boycott the vote because of COVID and warn they'll challenge the result.

Patricia and Manuel Oliver say they will hold a daily protest outside the White House until they meet the US president.

All three major United States stock indexes advanced, with tech shares doing the heavy lifting.