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US president faces tougher road ahead dealing with migration, mass shootings and rising calls for racial justice.

Even if foreign intervention ends, the war will not stop until Yemenis decide to forgive.

White House calls proposal to expand educational opportunities and childcare for families a 'once-in-a-generation' plan.

At least eight people died and nine others injured in a blaze that broke out in an illegal hostel in Riga, police said.

Local media reported that the musician was believed to be detained in Saudi Arabia, but no official confirmation yet.

Prices have increased dramatically by as much as 300 percent for some basic food items over the past year.

Moscow takes retaliatory action for ejection of Russian diplomats as row over Czech ammunition depot blast deepens.

India cricket board has been accused of being 'tone-deaf' as it continues with tournament amid a national health crisis.

A growing community of home chefs, caring neighbours and good Samaritans helping to feed the sick and their attendants.

Brussels is suing the pharmaceutical giant over COVID-19 vaccine supply issues after delivery delays and cuts.

We travel to Kenya and South Korea to look at two initiatives redressing some imbalances in our global food system.

Iran's president questioned the leak's timing that came as the country is engaged in talks to revive the nuclear deal.

The White House said officials were reviewing the most efficient way to maximise global output of vaccines.

Elite military force will shift from 'counterterrorism' to focus on threats such as China and Russia.

At least 201 deaths reported in past 24 hours as country grapples with surge in infections since early March.

The EU Parliament approves the trade deal with Britain, but warns London to stick to its commitments.

In a lengthy interview, Saudi prince also outlined the kingdom's foreign policies concerning Yemen, Iran and the US.

After clashes in Mogadishu and political pressure, President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed said he would step aside.

Workers say teams are working 13-14 hours daily as they struggle to deliver on projects as colleagues call in sick.

Taiwan, home to world-leading semiconductor firms, has long been concerned about China's alleged industrial snooping.

Unable to fly out under lockdown, Zimbabwe’s wealthy must take their chances in local hospitals alongside everyone else.

Junior doctors subjected to mammoth workloads, lack of pay, rampant exposure to virus and complete academic neglect.

The order came two weeks after President Biden announced US troops would leave the country by September.

At least five people killed in Chad as thousands demand a return to civilian rule.

Security Council resolution strongly condemns 'indiscriminate or disproportionate attacks' depriving essential services.

A boy rescued from war in Gaza who is now a rescuer himself, and a Jordanian top rheumatologist in the US.

They will open the door to more abuse.

Nomura estimates northern China’s share of the national economy shrank to 35.2% last year from 42.9% in 2012.

Judge in Rome to decide whether four Egyptian agents accused of murdering the Italian student should stand trial.

Greenhouse gas emissions from financing polluting firms are far higher than banks' direct pollution, says non-profit.

India reports record 3,293 deaths and 360,960 new cases in past 24 hours as rising infections overwhelm its hospitals.

The tax bill following the death of Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Kun-hee is one of the world's largest ever.

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman says Saudi Arabia is negotiating with a 'leading global energy company' for the sale.

Citing national security concerns, Buddhist-majority nation's cabinet clears proposal to ban full-face veils in public.

Western museums are becoming more open to the repatriation of looted artefacts.

Bill comes for second reading and may be passed later on Wednesday as critics fear China-style border restrictions.

Latest incident involving a priest who is the principal of a Medan school is driving calls to improve child safeguards.

Australia will spend $580m to build new training facilities, upgrade bases in its north to accommodate larger planes.

United States says Iranian IRGC vessels came close to US Navy and Coast Guard ships on Monday evening.

US senators voice fears of a Taliban takeover in Kabul after US and NATO forces leave later this year.

Elon Musk recently won a coveted US government contract to build a spaceship to the moon. Jeff Bezos was not happy.

World oil consumption will rebound by a vigorous six million barrels a day this year, according to OPEC+ estimates.

Economic growth in the United States this year is expected to be the best in nearly four decades.

Cuba sent about 1,000 health workers to Mexico earlier in the pandemic to help bolster its healthcare system.

Alphabet shares are up about 30 percent this year on optimism that vaccinations will revive shopping and travel.

Vital medical supplies begin to reach India as new daily infections remain above 300,000 for sixth straight day.

UN officials say crisis is 'unparalleled', urge more funding to address humanitarian situation.

The country needs urgent help with debt relief and humanitarian aid.

The Biden administration has to get tough on Israel, if it wants to make a difference in the Middle East.

Anti-Corruption Foundation barred from posting online amid other restrictions.