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Indian leaders have generally been circumspect about public contact with Tibetan leader to avoid upsetting China.

Gov't blames Israel for June attack, accuses it of trying to derail negotiations that could see US sanctions lifted.

During Jakarta visit, Russia's top diplomat says ASEAN consensus should be the basis for resolving the Myanmar crisis.

IUDs are invasive and risky. Britney Spears’ conservatorship highlights how women are expected to bear those risks.

At least 500 residents in Parwan province pick up guns as September 11 withdrawal deadline of US forces creeps closer.

The aggressive rhetoric and choice of candidates from the ruling party reflect Putin's anxiety about the vote.

Warning against premature rush back to normality comes amid rising concerns over spread of Delta variant of coronavirus.

How women betrayed by their own governments, religions and cultures are fighting injustice.

Can the world seize an opportunity out of the COVID crisis to create a greener and more prosperous future?

Demonstrators urge government to tackle poverty, inequality and police repression.

World Bank has called Lebanon's crisis one of worst depressions of modern history as half of population live in poverty.

China wants control over the vast amounts of sensitive data that Didi collects from half a billion annual active users.

Wreckage found in Kamchatka Peninsula after plane reportedly crashed while preparing to land in poor visibility.

Unbeaten Italy, possession kings Spain meet at Wembley Stadium in London in the first semi-final.

Ministers of OPEC+ abandoned oil output talks and set no new date to resume them, after clashing last week.

Law prevents Palestinians in occupied territories from citizenship and residency rights if they marry Israeli citizens.

Thousands of people are fleeing conflict, violence, and poverty to make the risky journey across the Iran-Turkey border.

Statement in court is the first time Modi's government has officially said that Twitter has lost its immunity.

Two years after mass protests led to the removal of dictator Omar al-Bashir, Darfur is still caught up in conflict.

As many as 200,000 seafarers have been left stranded at sea during the pandemic as shipping companies turn a blind eye.

Hong Kong leader's comments came as police arrested nine people, including six teens, over an alleged bomb plot.

Egypt says unilateral move violates international laws as tensions rise over huge dam built on Nile's main tributary.

Kaseya CEO said it was hard to estimate the precise impact of attack as those hit were clients of its customers.

Group plans to present written peace proposal to Afghan government as soon as next month, a spokesman tells Reuters.

Industry group that includes Google, Facebook and Twitter is threatening to quit Hong Kong over anti-doxxing laws.

As tensions escalate between US social media giants and India’s gov't, is there a more productive path forward for both?

The US can no longer afford to maintain international impunity for the Israeli state and army.

Details emerge about C-130 crash on the island of Jolo after missing the runway, killing 52 people.

Some 36 groups bring complaint about logging in the remote Baram and Limbang regions of Sarawak.

The tactic targets civilians in bid to stifle support for resistance fighters, but appears to be backfiring.

'Four cuts' was used against the Karen in the 1960s and was also deployed in Rakhine in 2017.

Before the Afghan army could take control of airfield, looters ransack barracks and rummage through storage tents.

The market for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) blew up this year, compared to last year's $13.7m in the first half of 2020.

The government has asked oxygen producers to send all their supplies to hospitals as dozens die from shortages.

Honduran court finds David Castillo guilty of being a collaborator in 2016 murder of Indigenous activist Berta Caceres.

The Taliban is taking control of more areas as Afghan soldiers flee the country.

Boris Johnson confirms the government aims to end restrictive measures on July 19, despite rising COVID infections.

President Jair Bolsonaro is accused of involvement in scheme to skim his aides' salaries, news website UOL reported.

Saudi officials want to turn Riyadh into a global business hub and attract 100 million tourists a year by 2030.

Remains of building were demolished overnight as rescuers expanded search to previously unsafe areas of rubble pile.

A proposal to be unveiled by the European Commission includes a gradual phase-out of emission allowances for airlines.

Myanmar Witness says it has documented and verified evidence of army reprisals including shelling of civilian areas.

Special Rapporteur Anais Marin warns Human Rights Council that Minsk is moving to 'purge' Belarus of all dissent.

Inflation-adjusted prices may ease before staying largely flat through 2030, the OECD and UN said in a report.

OPEC+ sources said there had been no progress in resolving the matter and Monday's meeting was called off.

Swamy was arrested in October after being accused of having links with Maoist rebels, a charge he denied.

Ghana would be pioneering social bonds in Africa, seizing on an instrument that’s boomed since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Abiy Ahmed says he wants a period of silence in Tigray after TPLF seized control of the regional capital, Mekelle.

More than two million children are out of school because of the continuing war across Yemen, says UNICEF.