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The government has asked oxygen producers to send all their supplies to hospitals as dozens die from shortages.

Honduran court finds David Castillo guilty of being a collaborator in 2016 murder of Indigenous activist Berta Caceres.

The Taliban is taking control of more areas as Afghan soldiers flee the country.

Boris Johnson confirms the government aims to end restrictive measures on July 19, despite rising COVID infections.

President Jair Bolsonaro is accused of involvement in scheme to skim his aides' salaries, news website UOL reported.

Saudi officials want to turn Riyadh into a global business hub and attract 100 million tourists a year by 2030.

Remains of building were demolished overnight as rescuers expanded search to previously unsafe areas of rubble pile.

A proposal to be unveiled by the European Commission includes a gradual phase-out of emission allowances for airlines.

Myanmar Witness says it has documented and verified evidence of army reprisals including shelling of civilian areas.

Special Rapporteur Anais Marin warns Human Rights Council that Minsk is moving to 'purge' Belarus of all dissent.

Inflation-adjusted prices may ease before staying largely flat through 2030, the OECD and UN said in a report.

OPEC+ sources said there had been no progress in resolving the matter and Monday's meeting was called off.

Swamy was arrested in October after being accused of having links with Maoist rebels, a charge he denied.

Ghana would be pioneering social bonds in Africa, seizing on an instrument that’s boomed since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Abiy Ahmed says he wants a period of silence in Tigray after TPLF seized control of the regional capital, Mekelle.

More than two million children are out of school because of the continuing war across Yemen, says UNICEF.

Fears of heavy flooding as Cuba orders 180,000 people evacuated ahead of a storm that battered Caribbean islands.

Police said gunmen shooting wildly attacked the Bethel Baptist High School in the south of Kaduna state overnight.

Detention of ship that saved hundreds of migrants and refugees in June is politically motivated, medical charity says.

Saudi Arabia has announced the latest rule changes despite the fact that UAE is its second-biggest trade partner.

With legislative elections in months, famous figures sanctioned by the Kremlin are making noise.

Officials say attackers abducted up to eight people from a hospital in Kaduna State, northwest Nigeria.

'March for Dignity', which PM had called against, cancelled after counterprotesters storm campaign offices in Tbilisi.

Law bars Palestinian citizens of Israel from extending citizenship to spouses from occupied West Bank and Gaza.

Saudi-led plan to extend a deal capping oil production triggers a dispute between two OPEC heavyweights.

And who will this multi-billion project benefit the most?

Rise in annual inflation in June higher than expected as lira continues to depreciate against US dollar and euro.

Moeed Yusuf says India's RAW agency planned last month's deadly bombing outside residence of LeT founder Hafiz Saeed.

President Joe Biden marks US Independence Day with upbeat message on pandemic, but warns new variants pose risks.

Bushehr plant manager says power generation resumed and asks Iranians to minimise electricity consumption.

Money managers say equity markets to keep rising in second half of the year & many investors look overseas for returns.

A ransom demand was posted on a site typically used by the REvil cybercrime gang, a Russia-linked group.

Deal between the Suez Canal Authority and the owners of the Ever Given will be signed on Wednesday in Ismailia, Egypt.

Japanese leader says he 'humbly accepts' the fact LDP could not win a majority as promised.

Counteroffensive planned after forces lose ground in northern areas, Russia's RIA cites president's adviser as saying.

Norway's largest pension fund divests from 16 companies over links to illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank.

Shahi Theatre is last surviving single-screen cinema in Shimla in the Himalayas, once a summer retreat of British India.

The transport aircraft was carrying 96 mostly combat troops when it overshot the runway while landing at Jolo airport.

Thousands evacuated as firefighters battle blazes for hours after an explosion at a plastics manufacturing factory.

China has expanded a cybersecurity probe beyond Didi Global to include two other recent US listers, shaking investors.

The sole keepers of a 300-year-old temple art form are looking for ways to save the tradition from extinction.

About 80 people are still missing after torrential rain at the weekend sent mud and rocks onto the streets of Atami.

Damaged remaining portion of the collapsed Florida condo demolished as rescuers prepare to resume searching for victims.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson expected to announce move at Monday news conference despite scientists' concerns at cases.

Residents tell Myanmar media killings in Sagain region came amid confrontation with armed opponents to the coup.

Authorities in western province of British Columbia are fighting large blazes that broke out after historic heatwave.

Constitutional assembly picks academic Elisa Loncon to lead body drafting new text to replace Pinochet-era constitution.

Dispute remains unresolved between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia over a giant dam built by Ethiopia on the Blue Nile.

Zuma tells supporters outside his homestead he will appeal against a 15-month prison sentence and lashes out at judges.