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The squad has carried out 1,200 missions to neutralise, defuse and destroy unexploded warheads in residential areas.

Order books for the sale are in excess of $60bn, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg News.

Prosecutors worry US Bureau of Prisons lax policies on inmate accounts encourage crime inside and out of prisons.

Hospitals are being stretched to their limits amid a rise in cases while Haiti has not yet received any vaccine doses.

Juan Remy Quignolot also accused of illegal possession of arms, criminal association, harming security and conspiracy.

Messaging app leads to hundreds of arrests in global sting operation.

Network says all hacking attempts seeking to 'access, disrupt and control' some of its platforms were thwarted.

Effort to revive landmark pact blocking Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons in return for lifting US sanctions.

Save the Children says 51 minors taken by armed groups in Cabo Delgado in 2020, a figure likely an underestimate.

With most of the votes tallied, Khurelsukh holds large lead over Sodnomzundui Erdene of the opposition Democratic Party.

Former President Donald Trump's ongoing efforts to undermine the last election threatens democracy, critics argue.

The Brood X cicadas created havoc for the president and reporters as he left the US on his first foreign trip.

UN General Assembly backs declaration that commits members to reduce AIDS-related deaths to less than 250,000 by 2025.

Banning Twitter will not solve the Nigerian government's many problems.

Husain Barakat, 48, died after contracting the virus in Jau prison, the site of a months-long coronavirus outbreak.

Gunmen on a motorcycle flee the scene after attacking police officers in Mardan district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

Human Rights Watch is calling on Colombia’s government to 'take urgent measures to protect human rights'.

Chinese users are currently unable to search for popular cryptocurrency exchanges like Binance, OKEx and Huobi.

A new executive order calls for a US security review of apps that are made, supplied or controlled by China.

Another painful week for Bitcoin could signal more woes ahead for the world's biggest cryptocurrency.

Brent futures hit their highest in two years while West Texas Intermediate rose to a level unseen in almost three years.

Another 16 wounded when gunmen raided a compound of the HALO Trust charity in northern Baghlan province.

Some 82.5 percent of directors among Fortune 500 boards are white, according to the latest Board Diversity Census.

Ilir Meta, who held the largely ceremonial role, has regularly clashed with Prime Minister Edi Rama’s Socialist gov't.

Officials showed 'apparent bias' in dealings with company run by associates of Dominic Cummings, judge rules.

India's Olympics body says decision linked to public sentiment following last year's border clashes between two nations.

On Sunday, Islamophobic violence surfaced once again in Canada. It was former PM Stephen Harper who stoked it.

In July 1995, I faced certain death at the hands of Ratko Mladić's army. A man named Kenneth Biser saved me.

As China allows married couples to have up to three children, boosting birth rates could collide with living costs.

Police say the Afzaal family were on an evening walk when they were targeted in a premeditated hate crime.

In Florida, survivors of domestic violence can lose custody of their children. Is the state blaming victims of abuse?

Muslih's release without prosecution is one of number of unsuccessful government attempts to crack down on armed groups.

The story of an ancient being that comes back to life is a fiction writer's dream, says scientist.

Fastly operates a group of servers strategically placed around the world to help customers move and store content.

Cardiologist puts lucrative practice on hold to aid thousands of farmers protesting against farm laws outside New Delhi.

Israel's intensified detention of Palestinian activists and journalists is reinvigorating peaceful resistance.

Federal tax collections were hit by the slowdown lockdowns brought, so New Delhi has been reluctant to lower fuel taxes.

Suspect identified as 28-year-old Damien Tarel is in custody and expected to be charged with assaulting a public figure.

The root causes of the unrest in mixed Jewish-Palestinian cities in Israel have not been addressed.

Ukhnaa Khurelsukh of the Mongolian People’s Party, which holds a parliamentary majority, is seen as the frontrunner.

Netanyahu's efforts to find defectors among opposition forces the latest example of 'King Bibi' and his lust for power.

More than 1,000 girls in Rajasthan start a movement against child marriages, which spiked during the COVID pandemic.

Pirate radio stations like Radio Caroline and The Voice of Peace used their airwaves to challenge the status quo.

Ali Nawaz's family lives 500 metres from railway tracks and helped the crash victims in the southern Sindh province.

A majority of 62 out of 84 lawmakers approved the bill, which President Bukele proposed last week.

China's parliament expresses 'resolute opposition' to the bill, says it shows the US has 'paranoid delusion'.

Simulation of the tournament played out on a supercomputer predicts unlikely winners of the football tournament.

Stories, photographs, memorabilia - how online communities piece together remnants of a shared social and cultural past.

State news agency reports 'explosions in Damacus'; war monitor says at least eight pro-government fighters killed.

Event's future still uncertain as Supreme Court set to rule on two requests to block the 10-nation football tournament.