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Deaths bring the number of civilians killed by armed groups in Beni since November 2019 to at least 1,013.

Facebook restored Australian news pages Tuesday after an unprecedented week-long blackout sparked by a proposed law.

Only a truly global vaccination strategy can ensure equal value is placed on the lives of the rich and the poor.

Former Nissan chief was flown from Osaka to Istanbul on a private plane and transferred onto another plane to Beirut.

The US FDA staff's findings likely mean Johnson & Johnson's vaccine will be approved for emergency use this week.

Executives from several industries sent a letter to Congressional leaders on Wednesday urging them to pass COVID relief.

In a countersuit, the NRA argues the AG's lawsuit to 'dissolve' the group is an effort to destroy a 'political enemy'.

Business tycoon was arrested twice on money laundering and tax evasion charges that date back to 2017.

Prime Minister Firmin Ngrebada says pro-government forces seized Bossangoa, north of the capital, Bangui,

Prominent rights group steps back from status having reviewed the Kremlin critic's earlier 'hateful' comments.

Suit against three men charged in his death, officials who did not bring initial charges, motivated by 'discrimination'.

Taliban accuses Afghan government and the US of not honouring the agreement signed last year.

The state must do more to protect people working in the cultural field, according to protesters in Milan.

Rights groups accuse government of Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin of railroading the legal process of deportation.

They were the leaders of the US Civil Rights era, but what role do Black clergy play in today’s BLM movement?

Next three months will be vital for keeping Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal with world powers alive.

Department of Justice takes new action in the probe, which languished under the Trump administration.

Thursday's exam postponed indefinitely after allegations of fake claims and pseudoscience.

Secretary of State Blinken says Washington hopes to return to the rights body after Donald Trump's withdrawal in 2018.

UN-backed scheme aims to deliver coronavirus vaccines to hundreds of millions of people in need around the world.

Having suffered torturous abuse, Piang Ngaih Don lost almost 40 percent of her body weight and was 24kg when she died.

New York Times documentary on pop icon Britney Spears raises questions about abuse.

While much of the establishment media extolled Limbaugh’s 'undeniable talents', comics were decidedly less impressed.

In surprise move, new name announced by the president during ceremony ahead of the third Test between India and England.

China has increased its prosecution of Muslim minorities in Xinjiang, handing out longer jail terms: HRW report.

The violence was organised and systematic and it appears that the Indian authorities were complicit.

Biden proposed the 100-day grace period during his campaign as part of a larger review of immigration enforcement.

At least 600,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine arrive in Accra as part of efforts for equitable global access to jabs.

Tighter quarantine requirements due to mutant viruses is delaying the recovery in international travel, analysts say.

More than one-third of parents, mostly women, have yet to return to the workforce, largely because of childcare needs.

Court ruling will be the first in the world related to the brutal repression of protesters by the Syrian government.

Indigenous presidential candidate Perez wants recount in 17 of Ecuador's 24 provinces as his supporters rally in Quito.

Sri Lanka subjected to 'unprecedented propaganda campaign', foreign minister says in video address to the UNHRC.

'Our heads in the sand at our own peril,' US envoy for climate warns, as leaders discuss security implications.

Iraqi PM and US president say those responsible for recent rocket attacks should be 'held fully to account'.

Inspections are to focus on Pratt & Whitney engines of the type that failed during a United Airlines flight on Saturday.

Officials say mutated versions of coronavirus not responsible for surge in cases in Maharashtra and Kerala states.

Report says nephew of the late Palestinian negotiator was left by Israeli soldiers to bleed to death for over an hour.

Ahead of UN climate summit, small island states and UK warn of ongoing threats to stability as global temperatures rise.

Court says there is 'scanty and sketchy evidence' of sedition in Disha Ravi's efforts to help the protesting farmers.

Report warns the imminent release of 'explosive' US intelligence document could entangle one of the king's sons.

A nearly year-long curfew for the COVID-19 pandemic, has compounded the dangers faced by women in abusive relationships.

Indonesia's foreign minister is trying to build a regional coalition to resolve the crisis triggered by the coup.

Grand jury votes not to indict police officers involved in arrest and suffocation death of 41-year-old man.

Texas governor in US welcomes resignations, says ERCOT's 'lack of preparedness and transparency' is unacceptable.

Hundreds of protesters backing candidate Yaku Perez call for recount outside electoral council offices in Quito.

Americans feel more upbeat about the jobs market and the government passing stimulus, but serious concerns remain.

Officials said gun and knife battles between rival gangs erupted on Monday night in three separate prisons.

Film star was not detained when he was handed the preliminary charges on December 16.

Inoculation campaign gets under way in Gouecke where several cases of the deadly disease have been detected.