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Culture minister hails day of 'great joy' as famous works of art seized from the National Gallery in 2012 are found.

The world’s largest retailer is offering affordable insulin drugs for millions of Americans living with diabetes.

For now, US has the weapons and capability to aid Afghanistan forces being tested by a Taliban offensive, general says.

Fighting with government forces in central Afghan city comes as foreign troops continue withdrawal from the country.

Evidence of structural damage before the collapse emerges as search-and-rescue operations enter a sixth day.

Study finds despite high levels of education, UK-born children of immigrant parents face lower levels of employment.

Hamas's Ismail Haniyeh meets Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut for talks on Israel's 11-day bombardment of Gaza.

United Airlines is undertaking an ambitious upgrade aimed at catering to passengers willing to pay more for pampering.

Israeli universities not only discriminate against Palestinians students, but are also complicit in apartheid.

Experts warn fuel subsidy slash is risky while Lebanese households are under severe, ongoing financial strain.

Russia produced the world’s first registered COVID-19 vaccine, but hesitancy persists among swathes of the population.

In Gaza there is a saying: “Yesterday is better than today. Today is better than tomorrow because there is no hope.”

After police were filmed kneeling on a Roma man's neck, tensions between the marginalised minority and state have grown.

Healthcare workers say cases 'could have been avoided' if governor had paused construction.

Cuban authorities hope coronavirus jabs will help stem a recent, rapid rise in COVID-19 infections on the island.

Maharashtra trains thousands of health workers in taking care of children afflicted with COVID as first line of defence.

Nemonte Nenquimo discusses how climate change has altered the Amazon and the elders who guide her work.

The Constitutional Court ruling follows the ex-president's failure to appear at a corruption probe earlier this year.

Day after NATO and Ukraine began Black Sea exercises, Moscow says it has tested Crimean air defence systems.

Militia members chant 'death to America' as they mass near Baghdad's Green Zone where the US embassy is located.

In a career spanning 30 years, Anil Kumar Chowhan has written Quranic verses on walls of over 200 mosques across India.

Blazing temperatures have Canadians concerned about effects of climate change on a country bordering the Arctic.

And why are racists afraid of it?

Rebel group says it 'will carry out all the tasks necessary to ensure the survival and security' of its people.

Israeli forces demolish a butcher's shop and use tear gas to push back residents and activists.

The ruling party has maintained an iron grip on political power along with preferential policies toward state-run firms.

Michael Taylor told a Tokyo court that the former Nissan chairman should have stayed in Japan and faced trial.

A peace deal may be close to being clinched, reports say, as Oman seeks direct talks between Houthis and Saudi Arabia.

Clint Smith talks about his new book “How the Word is Passed,” and how the violence of the past shapes injustice today.

Coup leader General Min Aung Hlaing's son implicated in importation of dynamite used in open pit jade mines.

Lockdown announcement sparks huge exodus of migrant workers from capital Dhaka to home villages.

Yair Lapid became the first Israeli minister in history to officially visit the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday.

As US Fed officials sped up their plans to tighten policy, gold prices dropped below $1,800 an ounce.

Bajrang Dal files police complaint after map on Twitter's careers page shows Indian-administered Kashmir outside India.

The largest US banks will issue $130bn in dividends and stock buybacks as the Fed ends pandemic restrictions on returns.

Red Cross appeals for urgent medical supplies and vaccines as archipelago battles surge in cases.

Chinese president lauds 'ordinary heroes' for country's development as celebrations for party centenary begin.

Nearly 200 people have been killed and over 2,000 others wounded in man-animal conflict in the region since 2011.

Decision adds to pressure on Mexican legislators to approve a sweeping legalisation bill that has stalled in Congress.

A royalist activist, volunteers created the maps with names, addresses of royal critics to report them to the police.

Millions more living under restrictions as authorities try to rein in fast-spreading Delta variant of coronavirus.

State television shows citizen expressing upset at 'emaciated' condition of leader who once weighed 140 kilograms.

Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer saves kick from Kylian Mbappe to secure 5-4 shootout win and advance to quarter-finals.

Opposition senator urges investigation into alleged irregularities in the government's coronavirus vaccine purchases.

Helicopter carrying Colombian President Ivan Duque and other ministers was fired upon on Friday near Venezuela border.

Alvaro Morata among the scorers as Spain beat Croatia 5-3 after extra time to reach the quarter-finals of Euro 2020.

A US judge granted Facebook's request to dismiss the complaints filed last year by US national and state authorities.

A United Nations report set out a four-point plan of action to tackle systemic racism.

Human rights groups in Ramallah announce the formation of a legal team to follow up on the attacks on journalists.

In hockey-crazed Montreal, the Habs' first shot at a championship since victory in 1993 has set off a frenzy among fans.