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Thousands are displaced after Venezuela military launched operation against 'armed groups' near Colombian border.

Medical charity says Yemen's COVID-19 emergency response needs support 'across the board' as cases rise.

North Korean accuses US President Joe Biden of 'provocation' following criticism of missile tests.

Police arrest more than 100 people as they gathered for fresh protests against President Alexander Lukashenko.

Hundreds of students clash with police and border troops in eastern Brahmanbaria district, as Indian PM wraps up visit.

France, Belgium and Poland announce new measures in an attempt to limit the spread of coronavirus.

The Venezuelan president has touted Carvativir oral solution as a 'miracle' to combat the virus, without evidence.

Protesters rally for second consecutive weekend to demand reversal of decision to withdraw from Istanbul Convention.

Bombing in Corinto on Friday injured 43 people, including several public officials, defence minister says.

Refugees recount ordeal after blaze leaves thousands without a shelter, reawakens trauma of Myanmar army 2017 crackdown.

Initial death toll of 32 has been revised down while number of injured has risen to 185 people, health minister says.

Chinese government sanctions target three individuals and one entity from Canada and the United States.

There are growing calls for the suspect who killed six Asian women in Georgia to be charged with a hate crime.

By suspending the account of Kashmiri activists and organisations, social networks are siding with undemocratic forces.

The measures will affect more than 24 million people, as more contagious COVID variants fuel a resurgence in cases.

Tendulkar tests positive as infections continued to surge in the world's second most populous country.

Deal signed in Tehran is expected to increase bilateral trade and military cooperation as US rivals move to deepen ties.

European Broadcasting Union says band representing country failed twice to submit entry in line with regulations.

Myanmar's UN envoy Dr Sasa and Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews on how to re-establish democratic rule in the country.

Rescue workers search for survivors trapped under the rubble of an apartment block in the el-Salam neighbourhood.

Mixed messaging and misinformation hamper Europe's hesitant COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

Polls open in two eastern states seen as critical for Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party.

Move comes after several people killed during protests against a two-day visit by India's PM Modi.

New attempt to be made to free vessel as blockage causes huge traffic jam and forces ships to reroute around Africa.

Vaccination is crucial to get a quarter of a billion people who lost their jobs during the pandemic back into work.

US president condemns as UN violation Pyongyang's launch of two weapons from its east coast into Sea of Japan.

Several people reportedly dead after attack in Palma near a liquified natural gas site in Cabo Delgado province.

Demonstrators across the country shot dead as military government puts on a show to mark annual Armed Forces Day.

US President Joe Biden says he suggested that democratic countries band together to fund infrastructure projects.

Separately, the US FAA decided to independently handle final pre-delivery checks on four 787 jets last week.

Biden will host world leaders to outline how their countries will reduce carbon emissions to meet a global 2030 goal.

The first shots are going to adults who are most at risk, but ending the pandemic will require vaccinating kids, too.

Maj Gen William Walker will be the first African American sergeant-at-arms in the House of Representatives.

The new voting restrictions, signed into law on Thursday, are drawing widespread criticism from Democrats across the US.

Experts fear it could take weeks to dislodge container vessel stuck in major shipping lane.

US President Joe Biden on Thursday said it would be hard to withdraw the last US troops by the May 1 deadline.

The UN health agency wants all countries to have begun a vaccination campaign within the first 100 days of the year.

MV Ever Given has been wedged across the entire canal since Tuesday, shutting the crucial shipping waterway.

Thousands of migrants on informal waitlists have been in limbo in Mexico for months with no clarity on their fates.

Report concludes there was 'failure' on the part of France over the genocide that saw about 800,000 people slaughtered.

Patrick Achi served as interim prime minister after his predecessor Hamed Bakayoko was hospitalised with cancer.

Charities say a negative UN Panel of Experts’ report will disrupt humanitarian aid flow in Yemen as desperation deepens.

The crisis is buoying natural gas prices in Europe, delaying wind farms in Asia and could soon hit your instant coffee.

Former Scottish first minister to launch new political party ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections.

Taxpayers in the US can write off money spent on personal protective equipment in their tax forms.

Suspect held without bail on 10 counts of murder faces additional charges, Boulder prosecutor says.

Hrant Dink was gunned down in Istanbul in broad daylight outside his Agos newspaper’s office in 2007.

Democrats hold levers of power in the White House and Congress but see most of their agenda blocked in the Senate.

Both consumer spending and personal incomes are expected to rebound in March as Americans receive stimulus cheques.

India's health minister says the country is expanding its vaccination campaign to battle surging COVID cases.