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Danny Fenster makes appearance on 'incitement' charge, but the US consular authorities have not been able to see him.

Long drive to make Juneteenth a national holiday succeeds amid the US's new reckoning with its history of racism.

The decision follows the resolution of a long-standing trade dispute between the US and EU.

The first meeting between US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin ended with little agreement.

The governor of Texas signed into law a bill allowing unlicensed, concealed handguns to be carried in public.

Attack on Federal Government College in Kebbi State is third assault by gangs on a school in Nigeria in a month.

The delays at Yantian Port are further snarling trade routes and lifting record freight prices even higher.

House of Representatives votes to repeal 2002 authorisation of Iraq war as President Biden backs a review of US posture.

The summit between Putin and Biden showed only that they have not learned much from the mistakes of their predecessors.

The court ruled against Malians who said they were taken from their country as kids and forced to work on cocoa farms.

Ex-president lands in Abidjan after ICC judges upheld 2019 acquittal on charges related to 2011 post-election violence.

The decision was a victory for a Catholic agency that barred same-sex couples from applying to become foster parents.

Iran's minority groups, and their struggle for equal rights, should not be remembered only during elections.

Report into May 2017 attack says there were 'missed opportunities' to prevent or mitigate its 'devastating impact'.

Ethiopia calls inquiry 'misguided' as international scrutiny intensifies over months-long conflict in northern region.

Billionaire plunged down the wealth rankings after media reports raised transparency concerns around his conglomerate.

The FCC order would forbid US sales of specified telecommunications and surveillance equipment from some Chinese firms.

The ruling marks the third time the nation's highest court has preserved Obamacare since it was enacted in 2010.

Cristiano Ronaldo started the trend on Monday at a pre-game news conference by hiding two Coca-Cola bottles.

Turkish president says he told US counterpart to 'not expect Turkey to take a different step' on the issue.

President's comments come one day after his long-anticipated summit in Geneva with his US counterpart.

Central bank left rates steady at its latest but signalled it is moving closer to a rate cut expected later this year.

Last week's tick upward broke a six-week streak of falling jobless claims.

Pashinyan wants to extend his leadership, but after losing a war to Azerbaijan last year, he faces a tough challenge.

Sherpa villages in the lap of Mount Everest are reeling from COVID-19 as climbing season ends on world's highest peak.

Aid organisations are calling on the Biden administration to end Title 42 expulsions and restore asylum at border.

The policeman faces reckless manslaughter charges and if convicted could get up to 12 years in prison.

Families coping with miscarriage, stillbirth or infant loss must often pay thousands of dollars in medical bills.

The US president has been telling Europe and the world that ‘America is back’ - but do they believe it?

The 20-time Grand Slam champion pulls out of Wimbledon and the Tokyo Olympics 'after listening to my body'.

COVID Women Help is an initiative that helps widowed women financially and professionally.

The deceased are thought to be illegal miners whose bodies were discovered near an abandoned mine in Orkney town.

Global conflicts declined over past year but uncertainty rose due to the pandemic, says a new report.

Israel bans more than 1,000 'dual-usage' construction materials leaving Palestinians to repurpose rubble for rebuilding.

Health ministry last month dropped several popular drugs from its clinical protocol, sparking debate and confusion.

Some analysts predict new leader will carry out his agenda of expanding illegal Israeli settlements more vigorously.

Message to Naftali Bennett from King Mohammed VI comes as the leader of Hamas visits Morocco for meetings.

A series of construction defects in the overpass caused the accident that left 26 people dead, a probe has found.

China has launched its first crewed space mission in five years, sending three astronauts to a new space station.

Protesters block roads, burn tyres and clash with police in Ettadhamen and Intilaka neighbourhoods of Tunis.

For five decades, the US government has wreaked havoc both at home and abroad with its violent 'war on drugs'.

Visa services say 'unprecedented surge' in people looking to immigrate to nations with better living conditions.

Different people with different experiences, united in dedication to democratic freedom and fear of going back 'home'.

Cheap renewables offer the key to universal electricity access in Africa.

Four Greenlanders deeply disagree on the direction for their country’s future, but all fight for a better Greenland.

More than 6,000 people have been detained since the coup, and journalists are one of many groups being targeted.

Construction has angered villagers who allege it is illegal, and dangerous to their health and prosperity.

The blaze at Kin Ma, a village of about 800 people, left an estimated 200 homes reduced into piles of ash and bricks.