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Relations between powerful vice president and president continue to deteriorate, as investigators summon Duterte.

Pakistan's police fired tear gas as thousands of ex-PM Imran Khan's supporters defied a lockdown.

The new monitoring system could give the government unprecedented insights into citizens' online use.

Multiple Israeli air strikes hit Beirut on Monday evening during reports of a potential ceasefire deal.

Women play a vital part in finding a solution to climate change.

The incoming Russia-friendly US leader has touted a vague peace plan that worries experts and government insiders.

Judge rules that the government's policies favouring heterosexual couples 'cannot be justified'.

US president-elect has promised to impose tariffs for as long as drugs and undocumented migrants flow into the country.

Thousands clash with police as they force their way into capital to demand jailed ex-prime minister's release.

The current international order, already on its last legs due to the West's support for Israel, won't survive Trump 2.0.

Australia's Macquarie Dictionary says term captures widespread sense that things are getting worse.

Portuguese star draws 37,000 fans to Al Bayt Stadium as Al Nassr beat Al Gharafa 3-1 in the AFC Champions League Elite.

Police use tear gas and rubber bullets on protesters who defied a ban to march inside the country's capital.

The 71-year-old Frenchman drugged his wife and invited dozens of strangers to rape her over a nine-year period.

Island nations say recycling insufficient to solve problem when 400 million tonnes of plastic waste is produced yearly.

US president-elect says measures will remain until countries stamp out irregular border crossings and drug trafficking.

Impact of US indictment of group's chairman is spreading as multiple projects say they are reviewing deals with Adani.

Supporters of the former prime minister are marching to the capital, Islamabad, demanding his release from jail.

After previous hopes for Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire were dashed, US officials warn that negotiations are not complete.

A DHL cargo plane crashed near Lithuania's Vilnius Airport, killing one crew member.

Musk wants to slash government spending by a third, and Ramaswamy wants to cut 75% of the federal workforce. Can they?

Joe Biden performed his final presidential pardons of Thanksgiving holiday turkeys.

US special counsel cites Donald Trump's return to White House, longstanding policy not to prosecute sitting presidents.

Six children died in the disaster, while the police found 36 survivors alive on Samos and three people were rescued.

Insecurity in Haiti is rising again, forcing embassies and UN agencies to evacuate capital amid gang-fuelled violence.

Supporters of ex-Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan are descending on Islamabad to demand his release from prison.

Security forces seal off Islamabad as demonstrators demand former Pakistani prime minister be released from jail.

Gaza's Government Media Office says about 10,000 tents either washed away or were damaged due to the storm.

At least five people have been killed in clashes between police and protesters over the survey of a mosque in India.

Israel hits Hezbollah strongholds in and outside Beirut a day after Lebanese group claims 50 attacks on Israeli targets.

Experts say Republicans tapped into angst over out-of-touch politicians to profit from concerns about Biden's age.

Opposition parties call results of October elections 'illegitimate' and refuse to take their seats in new parliament.

Pavel Felgenhauer on what Russia hopes to gain in the wake of negotiating a possible peace deal to end the Ukraine war.

Landslides and flashfloods hit Indonesia's northern Sumatra Island following torrential rains.

Stephen Zunes on why the ICC warrant again Netanyahu and Gallant are deemed insignificant for countries like the US.

Rescue workers use excavators and bare hands to find disaster victims in Karo district, one of three affected.

Left-wing leader considered political heir of ex-President Jose Mujica vows to promote 'national dialogue'.

Video shows Hezbollah rockets causing extensive damage and setting cars on fire across Israeli cities.

At least 28 rescued after the boat, called Sea Story and carrying 45 people, sinks near the coastal town of Marsa Alam.

It says about 60 percent of 85,000 women and girls killed in 2023 were by an intimate partner or a family member.

The judo-loving TikTok campaigner won most votes in the first round of the presidential election. Here's what it means.

His cabinet picks look like a bunch of boy scouts and girl guides in comparison with many of those who preceded them.

Locals are unhappy about movement restrictions and an internet blackout before a rally by former PM Imran Khan's PTI.

Haitian gangs increasingly target children, using them as informants, fighters, and forced labor, says UNICEF report.

Cases filed against over 2,000 people a day after four Muslim men killed in violence over survey of a Mughal-era mosque.

And we, the international community, are letting it happen.

This is the most lethal year to be a humanitarian worker. Of 281 aid workers killed, most have been in Palestine.

Claims that a mosque was built over a temple stoked tensions, but India's top court shares blame, say lawyers.

Discouraging population control may have short-term political benefits, but it will harm the country in the long run.

The star Egyptian striker is out of contract at Anfield after the end of the current English Premier League season.