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The consequences of sabotaging a deal with Iran would be dire for Israel.

It is the pope's first known hospital treatment since he was elected to the papacy in 2013.

UAE energy ministry says OPEC Plus proposal to extend pact to cut oil production until end of 2022 is 'unfair'.

Tropical storm warning is in effect for parts of Cuba and Jamaica, as well as areas in the US state of Florida.

US health officials warn against disparities in vaccinations, as 1,000 US counties have rates below 30 percent.

The Tigray People's Liberation Front demands a full withdrawal of Eritrean troops and Ethiopia's Amhara state fighters.

Advocates use vaccination campaign as way to keep search for grandchildren 'stolen' during 1976-1983 dictatorship alive.

President Nicos Anastasiades says four deaths are 'a tragedy' as fire destroys property and forest lands.

New constitutional assembly in deeply polarised nation must learn to work together and build trust, experts say.

Independent Commission for Human Rights says Farid al-Atrash was arrested at an Israeli checkpoint east of Jerusalem.

The lack of reaction to the confirmation of 12 death sentences in the Rabaa case shows Sisi faces no serious pressure.

Lebanese grappling with a raft of shortages, from petrol to medication, as caretaker gov't discusses lifting subsidies.

These figures detailing allegations of child sexual abuse by clergy do not tell the full story.

Taliban captures districts in Badakhshan and Kandahar provinces as Afghan troops flee into neighbouring Tajikistan.

Highest levels of volcanic sulfur dioxide emission recorded at the volcano which indicates possible eruption.

From mishandling the pandemic to its overreliance on commodities, leaders are being challenged by parties on the left.

Hundreds of firefighters and several firefighting planes deployed as fire rages for a second day in Troodos mountains.

Israeli army struck Hamas positions after it said incendiary balloons were launched from the besieged enclave.

World Bank estimates Nigeria's soaring inflation and food prices pushed seven million more people into poverty in 2021.

Sunday's vote is important as a bellwether for a lower house election that needs to be held by October.

We look at the erosion of free speech, the squeeze on civil liberties and new stringent laws in Hong Kong.

The palliative care specialist discusses whether health services worldwide lack compassion.

Two dead and 20 still missing as rescuers look for survivors after a landslide hits the town of Atami.

Israeli media say the cargo ship was previously owned by an Israeli tycoon and came under attack in the Indian Ocean.

Russia reported 697 COVID-related deaths on Saturday, the most confirmed in a single day since pandemic began.

England's 4-0 victory over Ukraine sets up a semi-final against Denmark at Wembley on Wednesday.

Israeli military also says it launched air raids on Gaza, the fourth since a May ceasefire reached with Hamas.

Deaths reported in the Dominican Republic and in St Lucia as Elsa weakens to a tropical storm.

Demonstrators chant 'the people want the fall of the regime' and urge Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to 'leave'.

As the return of major sporting events draws thousands of fans to stadiums, UN agencies are working to boost security.

The landlocked West African country has seen several deadly attacks by armed groups linked to al-Qaeda and ISIL.

Dozens of huge wildfires in British Columbia come after Canadian province saw record-breaking heat wave.

Denmark's Thomas Delaney and Kasper Dolberg score first-half goals in victory over Czech Republic.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi was joined by Abu Dhabi Crown Prince MBZ at the opening ceremony.

Two more bodies pulled from the rubble of 12-storey condo building near Miami, which partially collapsed last month.

Influential cardinal and nine others to face trial in connection with 350m euro investment in London property venture.

Thousands demonstrate after Brazil's top court authorises a probe into the president's response to vaccine allegations.

South Africa's top court agrees to hear former president Jacob Zuma's challenge against his 15-month jail term.

LPDF discusses constitutional basis for elections but fails to reach agreement after five days of talks.

Defence ministry images showing women soldiers practising for parade in heels prompt a torrent of criticism.

A shortage of translators for Indigenous asylum seekers means many have to wait months or years to apply for asylum.

Tunisian Red Crescent says the boat left from Libya's Zuwara carrying migrants from Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Bangladesh.

Flights to and from Ethiopia and Vietnam also banned without prior permission from authorities.

Dozens also injured after the attacker targets a tea shop in the Somali capital.

War monitor, rescue groups blame gov't for attacks; death toll one of the highest since last year's ceasefire.

Government introduces restrictions to slow coronavirus transmission as hospitals and cemeteries fill up.

At least 2,400 displaced as Taal volcano erupts, filling the air near capital Manilla with toxic gas, officials say.

Western governments have not learned from history and continue to appease genocide perpetrators.

As vaccination efforts continue to lag, fears grow of another major resurgence of coronavirus infections.