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The boat left central Niger state and was heading to northwest Kebbi state when it split and sank.

Jailed Kremlin critic accuses prison authorities of censoring his newspapers and denying him access to books.

Live updates from the 2021 Europa League final that is taking place in Gdansk, Poland.

Military says Qasim Muslih, Anbar head of the Popular Mobilisation Forces, has been arrested.

Yahya Sinwar's remarks come after the US pledged aid for Gaza, but stressed that the aid must not benefit Hamas.

Details of shooting at train yard in California are still unclear, but officials say the attacker is among the dead.

More than 200 earthquakes since Saturday's eruption have damaged buildings and streets in Goma, causing panic.

Iran is facing another widespread wave of power outages, and the government is blaming Bitcoin miners again.

Jamal Sutherland died in January after South Carolina police officers repeatedly used stun guns and kneeled on his back.

As negotiations continue between Biden and GOP lawmakers, some Republicans are expressing optimism.

The delay in supplying vaccines endangers the health of millions of EU citizens, a lawyer representing the EU said.

The ruling is a landmark victory in the battle against climate change and could set a precedent for other energy giants.

Interim President Bah Ndaw and PM Moctar Ouane step down days after the military seized power and detained them.

More than 160 Nordic nationals, most of whom are children, are being held in northeast Syria, rights group says.

Amazon is betting that a nearly century-old Hollywood icon can feed an insatiable demand for streaming content.

Efforts to elevate labour concerns come amid allegations of monopolistic practices and environmental racism.

Revisiting five months in a hospital that was at the heart of Syria’s rebellion.

Madres de Primera Linea put their own bodies between police and protesters to prevent escalations of violence in Bogota.

Ex-adviser to Boris Johnson says government failings led to unnecessary deaths during pandemic peaks.

As pressure grows, Belarus leader threatens to weaken borders controlling Western-bound migration and drug trafficking.

At a Georgia immigrant detention center, women accuse a gynaecologist of performing procedures they did not consent to.

An Israeli court ruled to forcibly displace seven Palestinian families in Silwan in favour of Jewish settlers in 2020.

Gov't now set to vote on amendment that, if passed, would expel the Israeli ambassador to Ireland and impose sanctions.

Christian Zionists in the US have no reason to be concerned about President Biden's stance on Israel-Palestine.

Former South African president faces multiple charges relating to an arms deal in 1999 when he was deputy president.

Tortoise found on the Galapagos island of Fernandina is confirmed to be a member of a species thought to be extinct.

Pressure has increased on Duque amid widespread anti-government protests in recent weeks.

A powerful look at football passion in Tunisia and Algeria and the tragic consequences when it boils over into violence.

Spain's Villarreal take on England's Manchester United in the final of the Europa League.

For Roma, Italy's so-called 'Nomad Emergency' never really ended, it just became invisible.

Top US diplomat's visit to Cairo comes after holding separate meetings with Palestinian and Israeli leaders.

Bookings are up and most airlines say the pace of recovery for leisure travel was increasing.

Uproar over Baba Ramdev saying 'allopathy is a stupid and bankrupt science' as doctors demand action against the guru.

Asad Ali Toor was beaten after three armed men broke into his apartment and questioned him on his sources of ‘funding’.

President expected to win fourth term against two rivals in a vote decried by the opposition, Western nations as a sham.

Key questions answered as president dissolves parliament and calls a snap poll amid a worsening COVID-19 outbreak.

The case asks the Delhi High Court to declare one of the new rules is a violation of privacy rights, Reuters reported.

Mark Lowcock, in reported briefing to Security Council, calls for scaling up of assistance in next two months.

We discuss a new Fault Lines investigation about medical abuse claims at an immigrant detention facility.

The past few weeks have showed that Palestinians across Palestine and beyond struggle and resist as one people.

Appeal from Charles Maung Bo came after four people sheltering in a church were killed in fighting in country's east.

Aims to build domestic battery manufacturing, cut down reliance on China and avoid a face off with environmentalists.

Heavy rains and winds lash eastern India as COVID-hit country's second cyclone in as many weeks kills two in Odisha.

WHO also receives information the B.1.617 variant has been found in seven other territories, UN agency's update shows.

Spike in power use from server farms servicing Bitcoin led to illicit coal mining, endangering lives and climate goals.

Melbourne Cricket Ground latest on growing list of venues where people could have been exposed to the coronavirus.

Phenomenon occurs when a total lunar eclipse coincides with the moon being at its closest point to Earth.

The move suggests Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance may have found evidence of a crime.

Women have played a more prominent role in hardline attacks in Indonesia, and analysts say it reflects ISIL's influence.

Peruvian authorities blame the deadly violence on a dissident faction of Maoist rebel group Shining Path.