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Yana Sizikova suspected of deliberately losing a game at last year's Roland-Garros tournament.

Even in the heart of Beirut’s most vibrant districts, it’s an uphill battle for smaller manoucheh furns to stay open.

The tribunal tasked with prosecuting those behind the 2005 killing of ex-Lebanese PM may close over funding shortage.

The armed group forced some 5,800 people to flee their homes in Boga and Tchabi towns, UN refugee agency says.

Scammers rip off desperate COVID-19 patients and relatives amid India's devastating second wave of the pandemic.

Iran foreign minister says Tehran could not fulfil its financial obligation due to the US sanctions.

Dozens to give accounts to people's tribunal in London, which China has dismissed as a 'clumsy public opinion show'.

Bangladesh has more than 200,000 transgender people, most of whom face discrimination, according to independent experts.

New intelligence report says no evidence unidentified aerial phenomena observed by Navy in recent years were alien.

Expert says as children are at 'very, very low risk', other more vulnerable groups should be put first.

The Jerusalem Declaration on Anti-Semitism is not, as some argue, ‘an Orientalist text’.

Herd of Asian elephants seeking food has travelled hundreds of kilometres north, and shows no sign of turning back.

The regional bloc must support the growing calls for a global arms embargo on Myanmar.

Muslims say they were forced to sign 'consent letter' to vacate their homes and land for Gorakhnath temple's 'security'.

Investigation finds thousands of illegal animal parts and products at markets across five countries.

What are the real reasons behind the US media and state institutions' apparent pro-Israel bias?

Elected prime minister for first of six times in 1982, Jugnauth also served two terms in ceremonial role of president.

UN Security Council warns of growing risk the FSO Safer moored off the coast of western Yemen could rupture or explode.

Russia slams the global chemical weapons watchdog for collecting evidence remotely and relying on 'pseudo witnesses'.

Shagufta Masih and husband Shafqat Emmanuel spent seven years on death row for allegedly sending ‘blasphemous’ messages.

Martial law extended by 15 days as attacks carried out by rebels continue in the restive region.

A longtime recipient of US military aid, Israel has developed a domestic arms industry and become a key global supplier.

New variant has not been linked to any sequenced cases elsewhere in the country although patient had travelled.

Analyst says ASEAN diplomacy 'dead on arrival' while opposition seeks recognition of Rohingya as citizens.

Activists arrested and as many as 7,000 police to be deployed after annual vigil banned for a second year.

Wanchalearm Satsaksit, a critic of the Thai prime minister, was abducted in Phnom Pehn in June 2020.

Families fear that Australia is being too cautious on issue because of China's economic might.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promises resources to address violence against Indigenous women.

Maykel Osorbo, producer of anti-communist song 'Patria y Vida', has been in jail for two weeks, friend says.

US President Joe Biden’s order is largely a continuation of a policy issued by former President Donald Trump.

The decision by the Department of Justice comes on the heels of the crippling Colonial Pipeline cyberattack.

Irregular construction of small homes built atop one another, common in the favelas, blamed for deadly collapse.

Many Palestinians sceptical that a change in Israeli government due to replace PM Netanyahu will improve their lives.

Minneapolis work crews clear fateful intersection, but activists raise makeshift barriers and vow to keep square open.

The bank's governor sought to reassure big foreign investors that worries about premature rate cuts were unjustified.

Temporary measure announced by armed forces ministry is France's strongest reaction yet to last week's coup in Mali.

Police held Dmitry Gudkov for two days for an allegedly unpaid debt on a rented property dating from several years ago.

The Biden administration says it will share a stockpile of 25 million unused vaccine doses with the world.

The number of Americans filing for unemployment dropped to a new pandemic low while private-sector employment rose.

United Nations sounds alarm over climate change and offers rescue plan for deteriorating ecosystems.

Companies are increasingly cashing in on rallies spurred by Reddit-fuelled day traders.

The US president seeks to renew American global leadership with a flurry of summit meetings, diplomacy.

New York City police use over 15,000 cameras to surveil people with problematic technology, Amnesty International says.

Central bank chief on Thursday sought to reassure depositors that their money was safe and would be returned.

Local communities, environmentalists and activists are pushing back on a development anchored by Amazon's Africa HQ.

Bidali, security guard who blogged about life as migrant worker, charged with receiving payment 'by a foreign agent'.

The UN health agency warns coronavirus cases are surging in many countries on the continent.

The reporter calls for opposition to abandon street protests in an interview aired on state television.

Concerns are growing over surging food prices, which climbed for the 12th month straight, according to a UN gauge.

Paxton Smith veered off her approved text to denounce a new Texas bill that bans abortions as early as six weeks.