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The ship was sunk on October 25, 1944 as US forces fought to liberate the Philippines from Japanese occupation.

Support for King Abdulla comes as former Crown Prince Hamzah bin Hussein says he is under house arrest.

'Pharaohs' Golden Parade' snakes across Cairo, transporting remains of ancient kings and queens to new resting place.

Major League Baseball decision comes after civil rights groups and legislators rebuked new Georgia voting restrictions.

Authorities deny former Crown Prince Hamzah arrested, but say he has been asked to stop 'destabilising activities'.

Four others wounded in the blast which targeted a tea shop frequented by young people, police said.

The African Union is mediating the three-day talks in Kinshasa as dispute between the three countries drags on.

EU's largely slow vaccination rollout and rising infections are forcing some governments to reinstate restrictions.

Vaccine hoarding by the West and domestic corruption are hampering the vaccination campaign in Kenya.

One rebel also killed in four-hour gun battle, with 12 Indian security personnel wounded and more reportedly missing.

Arms control advocates outside the US hope Joe Biden's Yemen policy shift will spur their gov'ts to take similar action.

There has been a sharp escalation in fighting and reports of a Russian troop build-up at the border.

Proposed bill would give police extra powers to curtail demonstrations, such as imposing time and noise limits.

Alberto Fernandez, who received the Russian Sputnik V coronavirus jab earlier this year, says he is in 'good spirits'.

Indigenous communities are leading worldwide push to recognise legal 'personhood' rights of rivers, lakes and mountains.

Rights body seeks inquiry after allegations troops deployed to fight armed groups raped women, as well as girl, 11.

Health minister says halt a precautionary measure after five reports of blood clots with low blood platelet counts.

Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority had said 85 ships expected to pass the canal from both sides on Saturday.

The film “Concrete Cowboy’ offers an insight into a unique lifestyle.

Step-by-step approach proposed by Iran now off the table as it says it will only accept full sanctions removal.

Amazon lashes out at bad coverage, angry lawmakers and workers seeking to unionise.

Thousands travelled across the country despite testing positive during new year holidays.

Five hundred businessmen and bankers tell Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro to take action to control the pandemic.

The convoy will move 18 kings and four queens from the Egyptian Museum to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization.

Turkish minister Ismail Catakli rejects claims, accusing Greece of pushing back 231 migrants in seven incidents.

Al-Shabab says it launched a suicide attack on the Bariire base while simultaneously attacking the nearby Awdhigle base.

Several deaths reported on Saturday as country marks one week since the deadliest day of anti-government protests.

Experts say sanctions relief would get North Korea’s attention to return to talks as the country faces economic decline.

Residents and critics say new health regulations are encroaching on rights enshrined in the city's constitution.

Taiwan's worst rail accident in seven decades occurred after an express train hit a truck that had slid down the track.

ICC is investigating alleged war crimes by the US in Afghanistan and by Israel in the Palestinian territories.

Sensitivities high amid heightened security following deadly January 6 Capitol attack by Trump supporters.

Georgia last week strengthened ID requirements for absentee ballots and shortened early voting periods for runoffs.

The leader of the 3R armed group died on March 25 at a health centre in Kambakota, his group said in a statement.

The phone call comes as Western nations and NATO express concern over Russian troop movements near the Donbass region.

President Joe Biden is reportedly pulling troops and equipment out of the Gulf region.

Authorities caught more than 171,000 migrants trying to enter the US last month, the most in at least 15 years.

Biden’s $2.25 trillion American Jobs Plan aims to update the United States' physical and technological infrastructure.

In the trial of former Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin, the police's homicide division head offers harsh testimony.

Suspect rammed car into two Capitol Police officers, was shot when he 'lunged' towards police.

A new investigation details how President Hage Geingob allegedly instructed associates to embezzle millions of dollars.

We gather the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress your friends.

Strong sales are a sign that demand for Tesla's relatively pricey electric vehicles remains high despite the pandemic.

'I don’t see any glimmer of hope,' the World Bank’s Middle East and North Africa vice president has told Bloomberg.

The world's second-largest cryptocurrency gained as much as 2.3% on Friday, having surged 170% this year alone.

The new guidance says those who have been vaccinated can travel without getting tested or going into quarantine.

Several other soldiers wounded in attack on MINUSMA's base in Aguelhok, peacekeeping mission says.

The military faces human rights abuse accusations, including extrajudicial killings, beatings and arbitrary detentions.

Ruling comes amid continuing push by Moscow to exert more influence over foreign social media platforms.

Thousands of displaced people stream into Pemba and other parts of northern Mozambique after attack on town of Palma.