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Many women continue to feel trapped with their abusers as lockdowns resume in some countries around the world.

A third of displaced Syrians lack adequate shelter and essentials for cold weather in Idlib and Aleppo, the UN says.

In a series of Instagram posts, Aden says the fashion industry forced her to stray from her religious beliefs.

Stunned fans across Argentina mourn the death of their hero, one of the best ever to play the game.

The Argentinian footballer, who has died at 60, proudly expressed his support for Palestine on several occasions.

Tesfaye has suggested the Muslim community should support the 'right' to have sex before marriage for Muslim women.

Kerala state declares two-day official mourning while fans in Kolkata - a hub of football - pay tribute.

In one of the biggest cases related to the plot to overthrow the government, 337 ex-pilots and others sentenced to life.

Police use tear gas and water cannon to disperse farmers who are protesting against new farm laws.

The UK government has a responsibility to ensure the safety of workers who are keeping the country going during the coro

Italian city mourns the death of the Argentinian football legend, who once described it as his 'home'.

For transgender Christians shunned by their own community, the new church is a refuge from a lifetime of pain.

US markets fell after second weekly rise in jobless claims raised concerns about strength of economic recovery.

Disney says the layoffs will come in the first half of next year as virus measures limit theme park customer numbers.

Fuel and cash are running out while food for nearly 100,000 refugees from Eritrea will be gone in a week, the UN says.

UAE and Israel are hoping for rapid dividends from the normalisation deal, including an influx of tourists.

Fans pay their respects to the football icon as President Alberto Fernandez declares three days of national mourning.

Israeli forces shot a man at a checkpoint near occupied East Jerusalem after trying to flee an inspection, police said.

In statement hours after ultimatum for TPLF to surrender expired, PM asks Tigray capital's residents to 'stay indoors'.

Bitcoin slumped as much as 8.7% while other digital coins like Ether posted double-digit percentage declines.

New Zealand officials say players would be moved into quarantine, throwing preparations for the series into turmoil.

The discovery in March of the Nth Room, which operated on the encrypted Telegram platform, shocked the country.

Malaysia ordered Top Glove to close factories after jump in COVID-19 cases among workers, threatening economic recovery.

Said al-Mahdi was Sudan's last democratically elected prime minister before he was toppled in a 1989 coup.

The powerful cyclone lashed southern India packing strong winds and rains as tens of thousands evacuated.

121 defendants, all tied to the banned opposition party CNRP, were summoned, but many are already in exile.

Defence ministry announces temporary ban on holidays and off-installation trips after outbreak at an army boot camp.

Protesters want king to relinquish control of assets valued at at least $30bn.

Crowds gather in the Buenos Aires neighbourhood Maradona once called home to pay respects after footballer's death.

'We're at war with a virus, not with one another,' US President-elect Biden said in a pre-Thanksgiving holiday address.

The S&P 500 index and the Dow walked back from record closing highs, pulled lower by cyclicals and small caps.

The president continues to claim he defeated Joe Biden, despite evidence to the contrary.

Anti-government protest organisers say the movement continues to evolve amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Flynn had pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI during investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 US election.

The fugitive preacher and businessman has returned to Malawi from South Africa where he is wanted on fraud charges.

The case between Facebook and users in Illinois represents the biggest consumer privacy settlement in US history.

US President-elect Joe Biden has appointed John Kerry as the first presidential climate envoy.

Demonstrators calling for jobs launched sit-ins at state-run Gafsa Phospate, the sole national producer of the mineral.

Women's rights defender was arrested in May 2018 weeks before the lifting of a decades-long ban on female drivers.

The unique gifts of football legend Diego Maradona throughout his career appeared to come from a higher force.

Players, fans and politicians express sorrow, recall his thrilling style that left indelible mark on football history.

UN report calls for a stop to 13-year-long Israeli siege that has crippled economic activities in Gaza.

The Argentinian football legend was idolised in his home country and by fans worldwide.

Rescuers are working to help the wounded caught in the wreckage of the vehicles after crash in Sao Paulo state.

Investing in cryptocurrencies is like playing roulette, some experts say, because no one really knows what's happening.

State broadcaster shows images of Moore-Gilbert entering a van and of three released Iranians being welcomed home.

Bertelsmann says Simon & Schuster will become a unit within its book publishing division Penguin Random House.

The Trump administration has begun cooperating with Biden's team, despite the president refusing to concede the race.

One of the greatest footballers of all time, Maradona passed away aged 60 after suffering a heart attack.

Nearly 260,000 Americans have died of COVID-19, a number that could grow as the nation nears the holiday season.