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Palestinian rights groups hope to parlay shifting public opinion to place conditions on $3.8bn annual US aid to Israel.

Tens of thousands of residents had fled Goma in panic while hundreds were left homeless.

'Qualified immunity', which shields police officers from some lawsuits, is under increasing scrutiny.

Real Madrid centre back won the last of his 180 caps in March this year but has endured an injury-plagued season.

The detention of Roman Protasevich demonstrates Lukashenko's propensity for revenge, say Belarusians.

'Stop fuelling Kyiv's militaristic sentiment,' Russia says, after Ankara's pledge to support Ukraine in recent clash.

Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman faces 31 charges, including persecution, murder, torture and rape.

The dissident 26-year-old, who had been living in exile, began his work in digital activism as a teenaged student.

India's daily tally of new coronavirus infections rose by 222,315, government data showed on Monday.

Western powers are furious after Minsk diverted a plane and arrested a dissident journalist who was on board.

The US secretary of state says he will 'meet with the parties to support their efforts to solidify a ceasefire'.

Israeli police launch wave of arrests targeting Palestinian citizens of Israel who took part in recent rallies.

UK police say Sasha Johnson did not appear to have been targeted, but she had received death threats in the past.

The one-month extension gives negotiators in Vienna time to revive the nuclear deal from which the US withdrew in 2018.

Two Israelis treated after knife-wielding man attacked them as tensions between Israelis and Palestinians continue.

Activists and experts say workers whose livelihoods have been hit by lockdowns should be prioritised for vaccination.

Experts say unsanitary conditions could increase the risk of developing the infection, but opinions are divided.

International community fails to speed up government formation in Lebanon, even with the economy in meltdown.

Antonio Guterres calls for countries to apply 'wartime logic' to fight the virus that has killed millions.

European Union considers upping sanctions as UK and US call for international probe over diversion of Ryanair flight.

Videos posted to social media showed Omanis fleeing riot police and others being arrested during economic protests.

Centres in Tokyo, Osaka and other cities will vaccinate thousands of elderly people every day.

Medical infrastructure faces complete collapse after Israeli bombardment.

Philippe Lazzarini said situation in Gaza getting worse because the very basis of the conflict has not been addressed.

More than 8,000 people climbed around border fences and swam from Morocco to the Spanish territory.

Social media in India and Thailand are filled with ads where package tours to the US and Russia come with COVID jabs.

Volunteers clear rubble in a campaign to 'bring back life to streets that have witnessed so much destruction'.

Most banks refuse to service the industry because of federal rules, leaving marijuana sellers to deal with bags of cash.

G20 countries may be losing as much as $32bn annually in taxes from just five of the world’s largest tech companies.

Dr Khan examines the underlying health conditions that cause severe illness in COVID patients.

The world may face a severe shortage of nurses in the aftermath of the pandemic if it does not take action.

US Central Command Chief Frank McKenzie expresses concern over regional allies seeking support from China and Russia.

Deposed leader appeared in court in the Myanmar capital and seemed in good health, her lawyer said.

Protesters demand firmer action against military leaders' February power grab and recognition of civilian government.

Speeding transport truck lost control and crashed into homes, killing 13 villagers and the driver.

After dropping for a decade, solar module prices rose 18 percent in the past year as raw material prices went up.

Fierce outcry as Belarus forces a passenger plane carrying a wanted journalist to divert and land in its capital.

Total number of virus-related deaths climbs to 303,720, the third-highest toll in world after the US and Brazil.

After Friday's crackdown, several firms said they are looking to move their business overseas, especially North America.

Moving northwards in Bay of Bengal, Cyclone Yaas is likely to hit eastern states of West Bengal and Odisha on Wednesday.

Police bar Samoa's prime minister-elect from entering parliament as incumbent leader refuses to cede power.

Doctors in region join calls for Olympics cancellation as hospitals struggle to treat those sick with coronavirus.

Announcing move, Secretary of State Antony Blinken says no 'meaningful steps' have been taken to end hostilities.

Floyd's killing on May 25 last year sparked mass protests and calls for end to police violence against Black people.

Eruption of Mount Nyiragongo killed at least 15, sent 30,000 people fleeing Goma and destroyed more than 500 homes.

Ceasefire that ended 11 days of fights holds for third day as international actors continue mediation efforts.

Three-month monitoring deal between Tehran and the UN nuclear watchdog expires, raising questions over talks.

While bombing mercilessly Gaza and killing children, the Israeli army kept tweeting that Israel is a victim.

Qatar's foreign minister says Gulf state backs efforts to end instability and 'foreign interference' in Libya.

Mane scores brace for Liverpool while Chelsea finish in top-four despite loss at Aston Villa.