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The shape the Taliban government will take, and who will lead, could be announced as some humanitarian flights resume.

United Kingdom alleges conglomerate Htoo Group and founder Tay Za are linked to arms deals on behalf of coup leaders.

Former DA Jackie Johnson is charged with violating her oath of office and hindering a law enforcement officer.

Democrats plan to debate and vote on legislation aimed at stopping states from enacting tough anti-abortion regulations.

Gaza health authorities say at least 15 other Palestinians, including a child, were wounded by Israeli fire.

Environment minister says Congo would ask for reparations for the damage caused without specifying an amount.

The oil company will get 1.5 million barrels of US Department of Energy-supplied crude for its Baton Rouge refinery.

Media regulator warns Western tech giants could be held criminally liable if they do not comply with Russian law.

Tens of thousands of Afghans are in the process of being resettled in Western countries.

Demonstrators blame Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha for the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic,

The 12-member panel of seven men and five women was sworn in on Thursday.

Mahmoud Abbas says PA is ready to take 'confidence-building steps' and achieve calm in occupied Palestinian territories.

Lawrence Muganga, vice-chancellor of Victoria University, arrested by joint security forces, military says.

The hurricane's remnants dropped devastating rainfall in four US states killing at least 21 and causing major flooding.

Thomas Lane, J. Kueng and Tou Thao do not want their trials to be broadcast like Derek Chauvin's.

Chinese President Xi Jinping did not give a date for the establishment of the new stock exchange.

Ireland's Data Protection Commission found violations in the way WhatsApp explained how it processed users' data.

Tributes pour in for music giant, politician and activist after the announcement of his death in Athens.

Number of people with dementia is set to rise 40 percent to 78 million by 2030, UN health agency says.

The money-transfer firm suspended services in Afghanistan two weeks ago after the Taliban captured Kabul.

War-hit region facing severe shortage of aid, cash and fuel due to 'de facto humanitarian aid blockade', UN says.

With China's help, the Taliban will fight for economic comeback in Afghanistan,Zabihullah Mujahid tells Italian media.

Precedent suggests that colleges can mandate vaccinations, but not every COVID-19 shot has received full authorisation.

If Western wars are meant to ‘liberate’ Muslim women, why did centuries of Western military intervention fail to do so?

Inger Stoejberg is being tried for an order to separate asylum-seeking couples when one of the pair was a minor.

About 60-80 women demonstrate in Herat city demanding Taliban's commitment on women's empowerment.

Foreign secretary's comments in Doha come as he remains under fire over his handling of the crisis.

Former Taliban political bureau chief, Sayed Muhammad Tayyab Agha, also urged group to form an inclusive government.

Cristiano Ronaldo has now 111 international goals, breaking record of 109 goals previously held by Iran's Ali Daei.

Defence and foreign ministers to discuss ways to improve their response to future crises and reduce reliance on US.

Geelani spearheaded Kashmir's movement for self-determination and was a staunch proponent of merging with Pakistan.

The Caldor Fire is one of more than 24 blazes crews are fighting in the state caused by hot, dry conditions.

New infections at 47,092, deaths rise by 509 as the southern state accounts for 70 percent of new cases.

The opposition parties say they will participate in regional polls in a boost to President Maduro's legitimacy.

The games provide a key platform for disabled athletes - but can they get the recognition they deserve?

After surviving multiple suicide attempts, Jazz takes on a system in New Zealand she believes is failing her generation.

Western leaders believe the Taliban can be pressured into abandoning its hardline agenda because it needs foreign aid.

Ida has hit the northeast United States, bringing intense rains and flying debris.

Authorities blanket region with troops and clamp down on communications to prevent protests over top separatist's death.

China arrested Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig on espionage charges in December 2018.

Humanitarian situation worsens as war spreads.

Northeastern US witnesses flooding and tornadoes as a result of storm Ida with subway lines suspended in New York.

Among many gains lost to the COVID-19 pandemic, child labour shows resurgence, worsened by inadequate rescue efforts.

Roman Catholic leader says government must win back church's confidence before talks on probe into blasts can proceed.

Court denies emergency appeal for an injunction barring enforcement of the most restrictive abortion measure since 1973.

Wang Yi tells John Kerry that 'climate cooperation cannot be separated from wider environment' of US-China relations.

Protesters demand resignation of Duterte's health secretary as a former adviser sounds alarm after surge of Delta cases.

With most international aid off, Afghan gov't services cannot function, public employees are not receiving salaries.

Defeat in court for the Indigenous people could set a precedent for the rollback of native rights by Bolsonaro.

US officials welcome efforts by Turkey and Qatar to help reopen the airport in Kabul after American troop withdrawal.