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As well as being stateless and homeless, the coronavirus pandemic is worsening the plight of Rohingya.

Galata Tower has inspired legends and romance for centuries.

At Khartoum International Airport, a Qatari military plane has just delivered essential supplies.

Chanting 'freedom', the former inhabitants of burned Moria camp protest against plan to be moved to another facility.

Delhi assembly's panel on peace and harmony to seek Ajit Mohan's response over allegations of 'incriminating material'.

Killing of Willy Monteiro Duarte, 21, after apparently coming to rescue of friend being attacked has shaken country.

Powered by activists and journalists on Telegram, Belarusian protesters complete a month on the streets.

Global Times says the release comes as tense situation seems to be 'cooling down' after high-level official meetings.

Navy says no crude oil escaped the cargo of the New Diamond, but leaked diesel reached the Indian Ocean.

Makeshift mine collapses in the town of Kamituga in South Kivu province following heavy rains in the eastern region.

A debt crisis, gas price slump and armed uprising are slowing Mozambique's rise. Plus, why the dollar is sinking.

Venezuela's president says US man was arrested in Falcon state where he was spying on the Amuay and Cardon refineries.

Foreign ministers of the nuclear-armed Asian rivals agree for troops disengagement after months-long standoff.

Palestine recalls Bahrain envoy, denounces latest deal as 'another treacherous stab to the Palestinian cause'.

Latest challenge to Vizcarra's rule stems from claims he tried to obstruct a corruption inquiry against his government.

Prime Minster Viktor Orban said aim of plan is to 'defend Hungary's functionality' and not for everyone to stay home.

US president's lawyers say a court erred in giving Manhattan's top prosecutor the greenlight to access the tax returns.

Both Joe Biden and Donald Trump visit a Pennsylvania memorial site on the 19th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

Trump's campaign targets the first Black, Asian American woman to run for vice president as 'nasty' and 'radical'.

Saudi Arabia denies involvement in the 9/11 attacks, but lawsuits alleging their support persist in US courts.

Increasingly dry conditions in arid western US states are making wildfires bigger and tougher to contain, expert says.

The former officers appeared in court for a hearing on the prosecution's request to move the trial out of Minneapolis.

Florida is a crucial state in US President Donald Trump's re-election strategy and this decision could sway the outcome.

More than a month of unprecedented rain brings a new crisis and a state of emergency to Sudan.

Palestinian officials call Israeli-Bahraini normalisation deal 'another treacherous stab to the Palestinian cause'.

China is introducing countermeasures 'to urge the US to repeal its wrong decisions'.

Nearly 20 years of war has led to the deaths and injury of an estimated 300,000 Iraqi and Afghan people.

So far, more than 23,000 people have died of COVID-19 in New York City.

Five men were arraigned in May 2013, but their trial has not started yet.

Palestinians have long accused Israel of an undeclared, creeping form of annexation on the ground.

India and China accuse each other of firing warning shots for the first time in 45 years.

Some 13,000 people living in the camp on the Greek island of Lesbos were left homeless by two consecutive fires.

The Trump administration is proposing to collect biometric data from immigrants, not just detained migrants.

At least six killed and 20 people injured in the attack, which may have been aimed at a provincial politician.

Police investigating robbery and rape of woman after her car broke down on the highway in Punjab province.

PM Abiy dismissed Tigray polls as a 'shanty election', federal officials said polls have 'no legal basis'.

HDP parliamentarian sentenced to 10 years in jail but will remain free pending appeals process.

First round in February saw record-low turnout and resulted in Iran's most conservative parliament.

Millions have lost their jobs, international travel has been disrupted and billions of people have been confined to their homes.

Ankara calls on EU to stop siding with Greece over maritime border spat as seven nations warn of economic sanctions.

Media companies in China say they received orders from the government not to cover the release amid human rights criticism.

Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is often criticised for downplaying the issue of gender violence.

Microsoft says Russian military intelligence outfit tried to hack into the computer systems of more than 200 groups.

Chaos and confusion plague thousands of people made shelterless after a fire struck Europe's largest refugee camp.

Rights group says the lack of lawful proceedings to arrest Paul Rusesabagina suggests lack of evidence against him.

UK study says allocation of PPE led to higher risk among professional and social groups than prioritised ICU workers.

New global record of 96,551 new cases registered - infection rate that could see India overtake the US in coming weeks.

It is time to acknowledge and address Sinophobia in the United States.

In joint statement, Wang Yi and S Jaishankar say current situation on border is 'not in the interest of either side'.

Demonstrators rally in rare show of public dissent amid deteriorating conditions in Libya's second-biggest city.