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Hundreds of tourists have been located safely in Taiwan, a day after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck the island.

US job growth has continued at a steady clip in months since COVID pandemic, but experts are looking for warning signs.

Shadow government says the attack aims to show military leaders they have nowhere to hide.

Denmark's National Maritime Authority warns ships not to sail through the Great Belt strait.

Israel's ambassador has sparked outrage for accusing Poles of anti-Semitism following the killing of seven aid workers.

Gil Dickmann's aunt was killed on October 7. His cousin is a captive. He's leading the charge against Israel's Gaza war.

India is the world's fifth-largest economy. The World Bank says the nation is leading growth in South Asia.

Spain's prime minister says Netanyahu's strategy leads to international isolation as Gaza death toll rises.

The lucrative, multiyear deal is the latest professional sports event acquisition by the kingdom in recent years.

A pro-Kurdish politician in eastern Turkey has had his victory in this week's local elections restored.

Several wounded in clashes in restive Sistan-Baluchestan province which borders Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Russia has mounted its largest attacks since October, and its missiles are destroying Ukraine's power plants

12-year-old Zakaria es-Sersek is a volunteer medic at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Gaza.

Mogadishu also shuts down Addis Ababa's consulates in Hargeisa, capital of the Somaliland, and Garowe in Puntland.

The allegation that Ngugi used to beat his wife should start a new conversation on patriarchy in Africa.

Fleurs was shot in the chest while waiting to be attended to at a petrol station in a Johannesburg suburb, police say.

Two Israeli media outlets report Israeli military's use of AI-assisted system called Lavender to identify Gaza targets.

Letters containing a suspicious white powder sent to at least 17 top judges, prompting an investigation by authorities.

Archaeologists have uncovered a vast tunnel system under northern Israel.

Israel launched two of its largest and deadliest strikes on Syria in the past week, promising even more attacks.

Have sanctions ever achieved much in Zimbabwe, and how do they affect the country's economy?

An estimated 835,000 Kuwaitis are eligible to vote in first elections under new emir, Sheikh Mishal al-Ahmad Al Sabah.

Ukrainian officials say rescue workers are among four killed as wave of Shahed drones hits border city.

Human Rights Watch urges UN to launch a probe into the 'summary killings' carried out by government forces in January.

Finland's response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been to move away from its policy of self-reliance.

Human Rights Watch says 54 children among dead in 'unlawful' attack on residential building on October 31.

Netanyahu has repeatedly called to shut down Al Jazeera in Israel, while the Israeli army has attacked its reporters.

As ceasefire talks with Hamas drag on, thousands of Israelis are calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to go.

Global outrage and pressure on Israel following an attack that killed seven World Central Kitchen workers in Gaza.

Ukrainian officials say wave of Shahed drone strikes on border city injured at least 12 people.

Political pressure on PM to halt arms exports to Israel grows after seven aid workers were killed in an air attack.

Polls suggest Gantz's party would come top in any election, making him favourite to take over Benjamin Netanyahu as PM.

UN children's agency says more than 20 percent of the victims were children.

From PM Modi's BJP to the opposition Trinamool Congress, parties gained from donations that activists say were dubious.

Crisis erupted last month after King Tupou VI abruptly withdrew 'confidence and consent' for three ministries.

Survey by Singapore-based think tank points to Beijing's growing influence in the region.

Australian leader says he demanded 'full accountability' for Australian's killing in call with Benjamin Netanyahu.

State-linked Sixth Tone news outlet, known for its coverage of socioeconomic issues, comes under scrutiny.

The quake struck on Wednesday morning and was the strongest to hit the island in 25 years.

US space agency picks Intuitive Machines, Lunar Outpost and Venturi Astrolab to create designs for lunar rover.

As the war enters its 770th day, these are the main developments.

Qatar says the major sticking points remain the same as behind-the-scenes talks attempt to secure a truce in Gaza.

Special Counsel Jack Smith has questioned whether an order to provide jury instructions may 'distort' an eventual trial.

Election authority reverses ejection of Kurdish winner of mayoral race in city of Van in eastern Turkey.

Residents fear aftershocks first night after 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Taiwan

Human Rights Watch has urged the two countries to ensure the safety of people crossing the dangerous migration route.

President Mokgweetsi Masisi offers to send the animals as a 'gift' to Berlin amid a dispute over hunting trophies.

More than 47,800 people cast 'uninstructed' votes in state primary, in latest stop of national protest movement.

Governing party hopes to pass legislation, dropped last year amid mass demonstrations, before October elections.

Stop arming Israel, says Rafah hospital director in response to killing of WCK aid workers.