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Immigration advocates say US needs legislation to effectively respond to arrivals at border, but divisions run deep.

Khalifa Al Hammadi is being held pending a probe into alleged financial violations at one of UAE’s biggest developers.

Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed’s is the first Emirati official to visit Damascus since the Syrian war broke out in 2011.

Nine-day-old child tested positive for coronavirus before dying, days after her mother became infected.

Higher US producer prices persisted in October, as bottlenecks and shortages continued to fuel inflation.

Iran is the world’s sixth-highest greenhouse gas emitter but its sanctioned economy has few moves to make to go green.

Seventy residents will be left homeless if Israeli court greenlights demolition of their building in East Jerusalem.

Latest report says Beijing committing 'multiple crimes against humanity' against Uighur community.

IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu has pleaded not guilty to 'terrorism' and treason charges.

Higher oil prices helped the kingdom's economy grow at its fastest pace in nearly a decade in Q3.

New standalone businesses will focus on healthcare, power and aviation.

Lawsuit could slash car giant's CO2 emissions by two gigatonnes over the next two decades if successful, NGO says.

'Wave of the unvaccinated' grips Eastern European country as misinformation swirls and public trust in government drops.

Several people have been killed and injured as de-mining agencies say lack of resources slows efforts to clear weaponry.

Pinera has been accused of using his presidency for business gain following Pandora Papers leaks.

While corporations promote carbon trading, critics say it is just a scheme to keep profiting from burning dirty energy.

Which way Sudan heads will be determined by the willingness of stakeholders to make compromises.

The French vaccine stimulates an immune response to the entire virus, not just to its spike protein.

Online access in Sudan has largely been blocked since a widely condemned military coup on October 25.

Warsaw has warned of an imminent 'armed escalation' after Polish forces blocked attempted crossings on Monday.

As a nuclear crisis loomed, the antics of a cartoon moose and squirrel captured American imaginations.

Authorities found $35,000 in cash on private plane carrying guests to Santiago Nieto's wedding in Guatemala.

Local Muslim worker and police officer killed by suspected rebels - latest in a series of attacks that began last month.

How Israel keeps its foes and friends on the defensive.

The group has seen dwindling numbers amid harsh conditions and standoffs with Mexican authorities as it heads north.

With Beijing reasserting control over its once-freewheeling internet sector, technology giants are seeing slower growth.

Inquiry ordered after blaze sweeps through newborn care unit at a government hospital in Madhya Pradesh state.

African Union envoy, UN's Rosemary DiCarlo call for an immediate cessation of hostilities as crisis in Tigray widens.

As the media network marks a significant milestone, The Stream fields your questions.

Away from the cities, many believe Taliban's rule could bring a stop to fighting and hope for an end to corruption.

At least 13 others injured after classrooms made out of straw were engulfed in a blaze in Maradi city.

A young protester was reportedly killed by police tear gas in Agareb town, but the interior ministry denied the claim.

Sudan’s army chief discusses the country’s ongoing political crisis.

Ruling Liberal Democratic Party and coalition partner Komeito also agree to offer cash payouts to low-income households.

Astronauts return to earth after a six-month scientific mission on the International Space Station.

Five UN experts join calls to stop hanging of convicted Malaysian drug offender Nagaenthran Dharmalingam.

How should Modi's 2070 net-zero pledge be viewed within the context of funding and the need to accelerate timetables?

Tensions are expected over Taiwan bid to join regional trade pact and US proposal to host 2023 meetings.

Pollution has been hitting dangerous levels across New Delhi and other parts of northern India this month.

Environmentalists say time for action, noting Southeast Asian nation has failed to meet previous promises on forests.

Parliament entrances closed and police out in force as mostly unmasked protesters rally against vaccine mandates.

Executive Council member says quarantine-free travel with mainland China and vaccination rate key to border easing.

Israeli company NSO Group does not enjoy sovereign immunity protecting foreign gov'ts from US lawsuits, court says.

House panel probing deadly insurrection says six ex-Trump advisers amplified election fraud misinformation before riot.

The blank-cheque company already won the support of retail traders who sent the stock up almost 500 percent last month.

Nationals of Russia, Ukraine orchestrated cyberattacks that affected thousands of businesses, says Justice Department.

In lawsuit, Muslim men from California accuse FBI of violating their religious freedom by surveilling them after 9/11.

UN agencies launch a four-day vaccination campaign with the support of the Taliban.

Pakistan government spokesman says one-month ceasefire with armed group could potentially be extended.