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The Nigerian film industry's online streaming platform Northflix doubles subscribers among 80 million Hausa speakers.

Interior minister says Mahmut Ozden had been receiving orders from Iraq and Syria to 'carry out an attack in Turkey'.

Personal coping strategies and investment in mental health infrastructure is needed to help us through the pandemic.

Britain, France, Germany, China, Russia are attempting to save the 2015 accord with Iran following the US withdrawal.

High-level delegations flew from Israel to the UAE to cement the 'normalisation' deal.

India reported the most new cases worldwide in the past week, pushing global tally by 1 percent, the UN agency says.

Millions of students across India take tests after gov't refused to postpone exams despite fears of coronavirus spread.

Royal decree refers Prince Fahd, his son and four military officers to the anti-graft watchdog for investigation.

People in Nagaland state recall World War II battle between Japanese and British soldiers.

Liberal Democratic Party members agree to shorten voting process because of COVID-19 pandemic, economic slowdown.

Platform, accused of fanning hate towards Rohingya, says it removed 280,000 posts that breached rules in second quarter.

Comments are likely to rile China, which has threatened to make Milos Vystrcil pay a 'heavy price' for visiting island.

Taliban carry out complex attack in Gardez, killing at least three soldiers and wounding five others, official says.

More than half a million people signed up for tests and at least 10,000 were tested in the first two hours on Tuesday.

Washington declassifies six Reagan-era security assurances given to Taiwan, vows new economic dialogue with Taipei.

Australia says Cheng Lei has been held since mid-August and China has not explained why.

Trump says 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse 'was trying to get away from' protestors and 'probably would have been killed'.

Caracas is regularly criticised for 'arbitrarily' jailing politicians in opposition to President Nicholas Maduro's rule.

Daniel McMahon 'cultivated a culture of fear and chaos' to further his beliefs in white supremacy, one witness said.

Health officials are battling against online conspiracy theories, rumours and untested claims over COVID-19.

French president to push Lebanon's politicians to enact reforms demanded by donors before releasing financial aid.

Amid the political upheaval, the complex and escalating violence in Mali's north and centre remains a constant threat.

India says it has foiled Chinese attempt to change the status quo on their disputed border but China denies the claim.

Several US states report record daily infections; New Zealand eases restrictions, makes masks compulsory.

Bannon, architect of some of Trump's controversial policies, is accused of illegally raising $25m to 'Build the Wall'.

The new code offers a 'road map' for the public and officers about discipline and makes the process more transparent.

The event, the first time the campaign has travelled since the convention, comes amid concerns over Biden's absence.

Office of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in Gaza says agreement has been reached to 'end aggression against our people'.

Government critic who left Rwanda in 1996 arrested abroad in unnamed location on international warrant, police say.

At least 18 people have died. Survivors worry about food, housing and health security in the hurricane's aftermath.

Who's protesting? How long has Portland seen the protests? Here's what you need to know about the demonstrations.

State investigators are probing irregularities in government tenders worth $297m during the coronavirus crisis.

Rising water levels along Kenya's Great Rift Valley have forced thousands of people from their homes as two lakes are getting closer, raising fear of contamination.

Many have had to flee to nearby countries as thousands continue to demonstrate against President Alexander Lukashenko over disputed election win.

President Lukashenko acknowledges his country's 'somewhat authoritarian system', discussing plans for a referendum.

Agreement provides for the dismantling of rebel forces and integration of their fighters into the national army.

It is being called Australia's 'Black Summer', months of raging bushfires devastated the country's southeast.

Family announces death of former president who was admitted in hospital weeks ago, having also contracted COVID-19.

Outcome of presidential contest hinges on mail-in ballots, voter engagement and the impact of coronavirus.

Japan's meteorological agency warned the typhoon could bring rains and violent winds to southern Japanese islands.

Investigation by a British newspaper revealed hundreds of African migrants locked up under terrible conditions.

Why are the UAE and Israel in such a hurry to normalise relations?

Oxygen monitor or pulse oximeter has helped mildly symptomatic coronavirus patients amid shortage in hospital beds.

Diplomat won votes from 90 MPs and must form a government to push through long-overdue reforms.

A community of more than 100,000 people in Kenya sue UK over colonial-era land grab.

A 11-year-old ballet dancer received a prestigious dance scholarship after a video of him practising went viral.

'You never know what's killing you when it’s done in secret.'

On August 13, the UAE became the third Arab country to officially normalise relations with Israel.

Belarusian women have rebelled against Lukashenko's conservative, patriarchal rule.

Who are the Kurds, what sets them apart and what unites them?