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England's football player Tyrone Mings says Patel 'stoked the fire' with her comments about players taking the knee.

The planet is in trouble. Can international law make a difference?

Sher Bahadur Deuba, who leads the Nepali Congress party, appointed prime minister after top court reinstated parliament.

Consumer prices spiked 0.9 percent last month after rising 0.6 in May - the sharpest gain since June 2008.

A week after a deadly fire, residents of a Cypriot village face questions over farm workers' treatment.

Worst unrest in decades triggered by the jailing of South Africa’s former president Jacob Zuma.

Recent verbal and physical attacks on primarily Black Muslim women in Edmonton, Alberta draw urgent call for action.

Richard Branson beat rival Jeff Bezos into space by at least 9 days, marking the start of a new era in space tourism.

More than 30 people killed in spiralling unrest triggered by the jailing of South Africa's former president Jacob Zuma.

PAS will get 63 seats in the 101-seat parliament for four-year terms, according to the Central Election Commission.

People leave messages of support to cover racist abuse scrawled on mural to the Black player in his hometown.

Some countries are relaxing the requirement to wear a mask in public places indoors, but is it wise?

Human Rights Council approves resolution calling for 'swift withdrawal of Eritrean troops' from Ethiopian region.

Turkish wrestling fans head to Edirne province for 600-year-old championship cancelled last year due to COVID.

Sharma was the second highest run-getter for India at the 1983 cricket tournament after captain Kapil Dev.

Recent tensions exacerbated violence against women in Somalia. Only political inclusion can help improve the situation.

Australian researchers hope low-cost saliva test will replace current needle-based test for diabetes sufferers.

Teachers and schoolchildren trek for miles and climb a rock to access only internet signal available in remote village.

The UK government's refusal to condemn the booing of players who took the knee created this toxic atmosphere.

Group says 'fighting from mountains and deserts has reached the doors of cities', but it does not want to fight there.

Army deployed in two provinces to quell growing unrest after former President Jacob Zuma jailed.

Self-taught architect Govindan Gopalakrishnan claims to have built more than 100 mosques, four churches and a temple.

Turkey's Erdogan and new Israeli president Herzog speak on phone in sign of possible thaw after years of strained ties.

Defence report calls on Japanese government to pay attention to US-China tensions over Taiwan with 'a sense of crisis'.

Death sentences in the small Gulf nation have risen more than 600 percent in the past decade, new report finds.

Investors can get some clues here on where Bitcoin, which has been stuck between $30,000-$40,000 for weeks, is headed.

US regulators issue new warning over rare neurological reaction for those getting one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

Top doctors' body warns crowded tourist destinations and pilgrimages could become 'super spreaders' for a third wave.

Fire likely caused by an oxygen tank explosion at a hospital's COVID ward in Nasiriya kills at least 52 people.

Freddy Guevara's arrest came as unidentified armed men threatened opposition leader Juan Guaido in his carpark.

Widespread social unrest that followed the imprisonment of a former president is damaging businesses, key trade routes.

US aviation body says a new manufacturing quality issue needs fixing but poses no immediate threat to flight safety.

Teams combing through debris after budget hotel in the eastern city of Suzhou collapsed on Monday afternoon.

After student-run accounts erased, China's marginalised LGBTQ community fears worse to come.

Government to study troubled legacy of forced assimilation policies.

Charges against deposed Myanmar leader included corruption and that two were also levelled at a former minister.

Music industry says government must support music as it does sport amid draconian curbs on live music, dancing.

Protesters across Cuba shouted 'freedom' and 'we are not afraid' at rare protests on Sunday. Here's why.

Company filed to sell as much as $500m in shares after founder Richard Branson's successful flight to space on Sunday.

Civil society activists say holding vote amid deep political instability is not the way out of Haiti's current crisis.

The US FDA is expected to issue a new warning linking J&J's COVID-19 vaccine to Guillain-Barre syndrome.

Blaze at Nasiriya hospital's coronavirus ward is second to hit a COVID unit at an Iraqi hospital in three months.

Rights groups say Khalida Jarrar should be allowed to attend the funeral of her daughter Suha, 31.

As the party tries to stall a restrictive GOP voting bill, President Biden is set to address voting rights Tuesday.

TPLF on Monday said Tigrayan forces controlled Korem, a town 170 kilometres (105 miles) south of the capital Mekelle.

English arrogance combined with colonial history and denial are feeding schadenfreude across the world.

Hamdam app allows users to 'search for and choose their spouse'.

Shooting sprees in Chicago, New York and Philadelphia kill dozens during the weekend as US gun violence epidemic rages.

More than three-quarters of a billion people went hungry last year.

Photographs of more than 80 Muslim women put up for sale on an app are triggering outrage and calls for action.