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Authorities said another 81,000 refugees would be relocated to the remote Bhasan Char island over next three months.

Appeal comes with Kim facing arguably his biggest test since coming to power nearly 10 years ago.

Curbs ease for fully vaccinated in Australia's biggest city as doctors' group urges continued caution.

Milos Zeman admitted to hospital, raising risk of political vacuum following shock election defeat for prime minister.

Jonathan Toebbe sold the design of nuclear-powered warships to a foreign official, who was an undercover FBI agent.

Tebboune says return of the Algerian ambassador to France is conditional on the 'total respect for the Algerian state'.

This year's Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to two journalists.

UAE's economy ministry announces it agreed on future plans to enhance economic cooperation with war-torn Syria.

Opposition leader Donald Tusk has called for protests to defend Poland’s continued membership in the 27-nation bloc.

Kisan village faces Israeli settler violence on near-daily basis as the army seizes tracts of land.

Some members of Hindu community leave the region while Sikhs terrified after a wave of attacks killed seven civilians.

Tens of thousands of people rally demanding bolder action in fighting climate change weeks ahead of UN climate summit.

Taliban holding meeting with EU representatives after two-day talks with the US as it seeks international recognition.

Chief election observer from the EU says low voter turnout 'is a clear political signal' to the political elite.

Merkel says Berlin remains committed to reviving the nuclear deal with Iran and a two-state solution in Palestine.

Beijing's criticism comes after the Taiwan president said the island territory won't bow to Chinese pressure.

Energy Minister Walid Fayad says the grid is back up and running, returning to 'normal'.

Undermining international institutions comes at a price.

Growing number of protesters raises possibility of Tunisia's political divisions spiralling into street confrontations.

Governor Ahmed Lamlas and Agriculture Minister Salem al-Suqatri survive blast that killed at least six other people.

October 10 marks the World Day Against the Death Penalty. Here are three graphics explaining the punishment.

Revered in Pakistan, Khan was seen by West as dangerous renegade for smuggling nuclear technology to other countries.

Head of Atomic Energy Organization of Iran says Iran has produced over 120kg of 20 percent enriched uranium.

Xavi was among the favourites for the job before Koeman was hired as head coach in August last year.

New lava stream follows path down the Cumbre Vieja ridge towards the western shore of the island.

Fans like me are angry. We want a better future and we are critical for voter education before the 2022 election.

How widespread traumatic brain injuries, once the hidden wounds of the seven-year conflict, are now coming to light.

Emergencies Ministry was quoted as saying that the plane was carrying a group of parachute jumpers.

Spain hoping to overcome the World Cup winners after dispatching European champions Italy in the semis.

Voting is under way in Iraq general election that many said they will boycott.

Following one of Europe's weakest vaccination campaigns, Romania's healthcare system is close to collapsing.

Pakistani atomic scientist died after being transferred to the hospital with lung problems.

Some 25 million people are registered to vote in Iraq's fifth parliamentary election since the 2003 US-led invasion.

Election brought forward in concession to protest movement but analysts expect low turnout amid widespread distrust.

Briton stopped Wilder in the 11th round of their third fight to retain his WBC heavyweight title.

Killings in Sokoto state come as armed gangs continue to wreak havoc in northwestern Nigeria.

On Taiwan's National Day, Tsai Ing-wen says her people will not bow down to pressure from China.

Junior home minister's son is accused of running over a group of protesting farmers in Uttar Pradesh.

Terence Blanchard makes history, becoming the Met Opera’s first Black composer.

Abductions by al-Qaeda and ISIL-affiliated groups have been frequent as Mali struggles to contain violence.

ISIL in Afghanistan claimed a deadly bomb attack against the Hazara minority in a mosque.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal says major coal-fired power stations have barely a day's stock left.

Among the protesters were members of extreme right-wing groups who extended their arm in a 'Roman' fascist salute.

PM Andrej Babis's ANO party narrowly trailed behind centre-right coalition that won 27.78 percent of the vote.

Move comes days after prosecutors said Kurz was under investigation over government corruption.

Moncef Marzouki tells all Tunisians to rally on Sunday in defence of the constitution, democracy and freedom.

The US and Iran have long been using Iraq as a proxy in competing for regional interests.

Iranian foreign minister reiterated his support for Syria and expectations on the 2015 nuclear deal in Damascus visit.

Explosion at a mosque in Kunduz on Friday killed at least 72 people and left more than 140 injured.

Deir Ammar and Zahrani power plants stop functioning as a result of running out of diesel, prompting sporadic protests.