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Pavilion organisers hope visitors see a ‘positive image’ of Palestine while promoting economic and tourism opportunities

Before the full results were announced late on Sunday, three of Barrow's rivals had rejected partial results.

Australian mine aims to supply an initial 10 million tonnes of thermal coal annually for at least 30 years.

Court in Naypyidaw finds deposed leader guilty of incitement and of breaching COVID-19 rules.

National disaster agency surveys area from the air after Mount Semeru sent columns of hot ash into the sky.

Developer's recent comments raise expectations of direct state involvement and managed debt restructure.

The Russian leader has to contend with complex regional dynamics, with tensions mounting between India and China.

Swedish think tank says world's 100 biggest arms firms were largely shielded from the effect of the pandemic.

Chinese tech giant's reorganisation comes as it faces increased competition, slowing economy and a regulatory crackdown.

Aung San Suu Kyi faces up to five years in jail if found guilty of incitement and breaching COVID-19 rules.

Situation remains tense in Honiara as opposition accuses Manasseh Sogavare of being 'in the service of a foreign power'

Airline follows British Airways and Cathay Pacific in cutting flights in response to the city's strict quarantine rules.

Indonesian island's unique culture and natural beauty not enough to overcome stress and worry of travel during COVID.

Chairs were thrown at left-wing activists who stood up in 'No to Racism' t-shirts during Eric Zemmour's campaign speech.

Somali-born US congresswoman says she is 'very confident' House speaker will take action against congresswoman.

Armed groups there continue to wage war, despite years of French military operations.

Deadly attack is the latest escalation of inter-communal violence to rock the conflict-stricken region.

Protest in Belgian capital turns violent as thousands turn up to denounce measures aimed at halting COVID spread.

Early data from the new variant does not indicate a great degree of danger, says top US pandemic scientist.

Palestinian Kayed Fasfous had remained in an Israeli hospital since ending his 131-day hunger strike on November 23.

A protester killed in fresh violence in Mon district a day after 13 civilians were allegedly killed by security forces.

By failing to hold Modi to account, Biden is perpetuating deepening religious persecution against Indian minorities.

Dole had announced in February that he had been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer and would begin treatment.

The union concerned for country's democratic gains as President Kais Saied has failed to announce a political plan.

Israel PM calls on Western powers to make clear to Tehran it cannot enrich uranium and negotiate at the same time.

Artist and activist Ai Weiwei and abstract sculptor Anish Kapoor on the changing role of art in today’s world.

Pope Francis has denounced Europe's fear and indifference to migrants on his second visit to the Greek island of Lesbos.

Partial results from most districts show incumbent president well ahead of his main competitor Ousainou Darboe.

At least 14 people killed, dozens injured and hundreds of families homeless after Mount Semeru's eruption on Saturday.

UN human rights office, Palestinian officials and Israeli human rights group slam the killing of Palestinian assailant.

Witnesses say several people were wounded when security forces ran over protesters in Yangon.

After post-coup protests, Karen state faced a Tatmadaw crackdown. Now, many rebuild, while others grow defiant.

Protests after soldiers opened fire on villagers thinking they were 'militants' in India’s remote northeast region.

At least 13 people killed and dozens of others injured after the eruption of Mount Semeru on the island of Java.

Officials say at least 98 people were also injured after Mount Semeru's sudden eruption.

Countries denounce reported killings and disappearances of former members of Afghan security forces.

Top general says Sudan's military will not participate in politics after a civilian government is elected in 2023.

News anchor fired for helping defend brother and ex-New York Governor Andrew Cuomo against sexual harassment claims.

Emmanuel Macron says France and Saudi Arabia are committed to resolve diplomatic row between Riyadh and Beirut.

One million voters were registered in the election seen as a key test for stability for the small West African country.

Dua, a pioneer of Hindi broadcast journalism, had contracted COVID earlier this year.

Populist leaders meet in Poland to discuss the continent's future.

No damage was incurred as part of the air defence test, according to Iranian media.

Kremlin says the presidents will hold talks after Russia massed tens of thousands of troops on Ukrainian border.

The French president says opening of a joint mission was being considered but ruled out recognising the Taliban rulers.

Local officials say 12 people including four children were rescued from the bus that plunged into the Enziu river.

Surveillance video shows attacker stabbing Jewish man and then trying to knife Israeli police in the occupied city.

Centuries-old sculpture of two Hindu gods has been re-installed in Kathmandu nearly 40 years after it was stolen.

Urgent action is needed by the international community to prevent catastrophic hunger in Afghanistan.

Turkish president promises to continue his policy of low interest rates despite massive plunge in the Turkish currency.