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Uganda says the more than $13bn in reparations sought by DRC over Ituri conflict could ruin its economy.

More than 11,000 people affected and at least 2,300 homes flooded, provincial government says.

Social media presence will be dedicated to busting 'martini-drinking stereotypes' and promoting career opportunities.

Navalny can still bring tens of thousands onto the streets, but a major anti-Putin uprising remains unlikely.

Chad's neighbours and Western allies anxious about stability of nation central in fight against region's armed groups.

Prosecutor frees 16 detained people at the request of the king, but says two key suspects will remain in detention.

The drop in jobless claims signals the economy is opening back up and consumers are eager to unleash pent-up demand.

Study finds remote work boom will lift productivity in the United States economy by 5 percent.

Top general McKenzie said Afghan military may not be able to hold ground against Taliban once foreign troops leave.

Hospitals struggle with empty oxygen cylinders and shortage of beds as second wave of virus surges through India.

A police officer faces manslaughter charges for shooting Wright on April 11 not far from where George Floyd was killed.

Russia's announcement comes after fears in Ukraine and the West that Moscow had been attempting to provoke hostilities.

Rights body says it received reports an armed group took control of Sedal Woreda, in Benishangul-Gumuz region.

The US is still a place where a routine traffic stop can end up in a life-or-death situation.

Summit aims to reassert US leadership on climate crisis, but activists like Greta Thunberg are keeping up pressure.

The Kavango Basin could generate billions of barrels of oil, but environmental and Indigenous groups want it protected.

The document in question, which suggests redrawing borders along ethnic lines, has allegedly reached the EU.

Twenty-two of the world’s most polluted cities are in India, where deadly air plus COVID-19 is putting millions at risk.

The world’s richest football clubs are all European, with the top 20 teams worth more than $45bn.

US president opens global climate summit with the ambitious goal, with details of how it will be achieved.

Deby was killed near the northern border with Libya while leading troops battling a rebel group.

India's crumbling health services struggle to cope amid world's highest daily tally of new cases and record deaths.

A US official said details on which sanctions could be lifted, and which sanctions are being reviewed, have been shared.

Against the backdrop of the BLM movement protesting racial injustice, calls increased for change to IOC rule.

Murder sparks calls for stricter punishment for perpetrators after woman is killed by man released on bail.

The rankings are hindering efforts for a 'green, inclusive and resilient' COVID-19 recovery.

Aftab's musical style is inspired by a diverse range of singers, but she refuses to identify with a conventional genre.

The Stream asks why climate lies are thriving and what can be done about them.

Khan, 96, authored more than 200 books, including a two-volume commentary on the Holy Quran.

Commonwealth War Graves Commission finds Black and Asian troops who fought for Empire were not properly memorialised.

Police officer tested positive for COVID after working on the relay in Kagawa prefecture on Japan's island of Shikoku.

The export of hydrocarbons must end. President Biden can lead the way by kicking off a fossil fuel phaseout in the US.

Israeli army hits Syrian missile batteries after the explosion in the vicinity of the Dimona nuclear site.

World leaders urged to invest in a plan that could allow economies to diversify away from oil, coal and gas.

Retailers could be hit hard if they are asked to close during Golden Week holidays which start next week.

Could carbon pricing be a silver bullet for the climate crisis?

Iranian president calls for increased cooperation with neighbouring Pakistan on managing their border.

Grim surge in world's second-most populous nation sends more and more sick people in search of oxygen and hospital beds.

Near-death experience of 45-year-old highlights work-til-you-drop culture in the financial industry.

Cases reported in Sydney and Perth hotels among people who arrived from different countries at different times.

Indians use social media as their helpline to seek scarce oxygen cylinders, hospital beds and medicines as virus surges.

Caroline Jurie resigns after on-stage fracas in which she pulled the crown off the head of Mrs Sri Lanka pageant winner.

China says cancellation of Belt and Road deal with Victoria state is a 'provocative move'.

While the change would be largely symbolic, it is likely to further strain US ties with Turkey.

More than 300,000 cases in last 24 hours while COVID-19-related deaths also jump by a record 2,104 fatalities.

There has been no contact from the KRI Nanggala-402 and the 53 crew on board for more than 24 hours.

Opposition to the military coup has boosted ethnic armed groups, creating a new challenge to its mining operations.

Pledge follows Justice Department launch of investigation into city police for 'systemic failures' after Floyd verdict.

New report finds 492 attacks against migrants stuck at US-Mexico border or expelled from US to Mexico since January 21.

The NO Ban Act comes in response to ex-President Trump's travel ban for Muslim-majority and African countries.