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President Biden should hold his promise to overturn his predecessor's immigration policies without further delay.

Confidential report finds Prince supplied renegade Libyan general Khalifa Haftar with weapons and foreign mercenaries.

After revelations of a $1.3bn Black Sea palace, there are questions over the president’s wealth.

We should celebrate, not fear, the growing cultural richness of our societies.

Drones have become the means of the first choice in modern warfare and are used by state and non-state actors.

The vote marks the second no-confidence test Prayuth’s government has faced since taking office in July 2019.

Myanmar’s military is battling a civil disobedience movement that is growing online. Plus, Britain's digital divide.

Spain’s foreign minister discusses her country's business opportunities and responds to questions on foreign policy.

While Jakarta residents are used to heavy flooding in the rainy season, scientists warn the floods are getting worse.

Disha Ravi accused of 'sedition' over allegedly creating online 'toolkit' intended to help protesting farmers in India.

Sentences spark outrage across the Kurdish region where press freedom has been in precipitous decline for some time.

Tribes say locked in a race against time to save language, customs and history.

The filing follows months of leaks and reports that the marriage between the two celebrities was on the rocks.

Australia PM says government talking to tech giant as standoff results in decline of traffic to country' news sites.

Despite misgivings about Aung San Suu Kyi's commitment to autonomy, ethnic groups stress the need to save democracy.

Rescue effort launched to save dozens of beached pilot whales but 46 died while only three were returned to sea.

Washington, DC says language in the law could be used to intimidate Beijing's neighbours in the region amid sea tension.

Controversy surfaced after veteran journalist said he received a jab after speaking with the country's health minister.

Following Trump, the group planned a military-style attack that even contemplated staging an armed 'reaction' force.

Amid delays in vaccinations due to bad weather, President Joe Biden tours Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine plant.

After NATO meeting, defence secretary says 'no decision' on troop withdrawal, calls for progress in peace talks

In a reversal of a Trump-era policy, more than 25,000 asylum seekers will be allowed to pursue their claims in the US.

More than 75 women are scheduled to have abortions over the next 3 days, most of which would be banned under new law.

Biden expedites governor's request as state deals with widespread water access issues and 180,000-plus without power.

The women are accused of altering the birth years on their vaccination applications and were turned away.

Curfew violators shot dead amid violent demonstrations in poor neighbourhoods against coronavirus restrictions.

UN chief has criticised global distribution, noting that 10 countries have administered 75 percent of all vaccine doses.

A renewed Ebola outbreak in Guinea is feared to be spreading across other African countries.

Law enforcement and military are among more than 100 people charged by federal authorities in relation to January riot.

Joe Biden says the US is 'determined to re-engage', in reversal of Donald Trump's isolationist foreign policy.

US President Joe Biden pledged $4bn in US aid to the COVAX fund to buy coronavirus vaccines for global distribution.

Monetary policy will continue to provide 'powerful support' to the economy, the central bank told Congress on Friday.

An antitrust bill would allow smaller news outlets to negotiate collectively with Facebook and Google, Reuters reports.

The 'Grey Lady' is in deep trouble - like it has been so many times in its 169-year history.

Death Penalty Information Center adds 11 exonerations, finds consistent misconduct and 'racial bias' in cases.

The COVID pandemic has battered the economy and health system, leaving some South Africans worried about hard times.

The world's top cryptocurrency has surged 60 percent this month alone, fuelled by mainstream investors like Tesla.

Bringing together people once tragically divided by ethnicity is Rwandese cricket’s way of burying a very ugly past.

Dozens are in prison over links with the Hirak movement or peaceful opposition political activity, says rights group.

Gold surged to new heights in 2020 but has stumbled so far this year with prices slumping to seven-month lows on Friday.

Officials are believed to have made contact with kidnappers through community leaders.

Historic storm leaves dozens dead and millions without water as power returns to US state Texas.

Johnson & Johnson says an emergency use listing is critical for supplying vaccines to poor and middle-income countries.

Protests against the arrest of rapper Pablo Hasel have gripped Spain, with dozens arrested during clashes with police.

We gather the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic stories so you can impress yourself and your friends.

UN report says hundreds killed, hundreds of thousands displaced during fighting; women and girls abducted and raped.

Karachi's National Stadium to see up to 7,500 fans as Pakistan Super League set to kick off on Saturday.

Experts say more must be done to reach communities on the margins, where hesitancy about the jabs on offer runs high.

In virtual G7 summit and Munich Security Council, Biden to announce aid for global COVID fight, rebuke 'America first'.

Despite the failure of US third parties to take hold, a growing number of unhappy Republicans consider breaking away.