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Trip comes after US pressed the UNSC to reimpose sanctions on Tehran that were lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal.

Abdalla Hamdok tells Pompeo in Khartoum any such move would be decided after the country's transitional period.

Record high water levels and devastating floods in the south have reignited the debate over the dam's efficacy.

Human rights workers say at least 50 journalists and activists have been arrested as the regional government tries to prevent further pay protests.

As the world battles a pandemic, Africa has become polio free. Lessons learned can help its fight against COVID-19.

African nation declares the 25-month outbreak that killed more than 7,000 children aged under five is over.

Serb forces raped 200 Bosniak women, girls at Vilina Vlas hotel, but Republika Srpska promotes it as a tourist site.

Abandoned by the international community, the Rohingya have only one glimmer of hope: international justice.

Government's efforts to contain the coronavirus have now become entangled in a conflict with some religious groups.

At least 90 people died across Pakistan in the last three days; monsoon rain causes more misery to residents of Karachi.

Lawyers for Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic tell a UN court he is at risk of a 'miscarriage of justice'.

At least 150 people have become permanently disabled as a result of the devastating August 4 port explosion.

Authorities disqualify at least six Rohingya politicians from contesting the elections for lack of ID documents.

Emiratis reportedly angered by Netanyahu's public denial of the deal and his vow to lobby US Congress to oppose it.

The Cyprus Papers reveal that in just two years, 1,000 wealthy Russians bought 'golden passports' from Cyprus.

The suspect is accused of working for the Research and Analysis Wing, India's foreign intelligence agency, from 2015.

Two killed and up to 70 people feared trapped after five-storey apartment block comes down in Maharashtra state.

At least 12 killed as wave of attacks, including Taliban suicide blast in Balkh, hit Afghanistan in the past 24 hours.

Coronavirus outbreak in Mexico has not stopped a group of lucha libre wrestlers from wanting to get back into the ring.

Decision comes as police detain civil rights lawyer and activist Arnon Nampha over criticism of the government.

A report by a Kashmir-based rights group calls India's communications blackout as 'collective punishment'.

Protesters set fire to cars, buildings as National Guard deploys to quell unrest over police shooting of a Black man.

PM Hichem Mechichi must now win a confidence vote in Parliament or face another election - and more instability.

What the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh need is not more aid, but a way to return home to Myanmar safely.

One of the two attackers likely the Indonesian wife of first Filipino suicide bomber, killed in 2019.

As countries reopen and expand testing, there is an increase in the proportion of cases among the younger population.

South Asian nation of 200 million seems to have won the fight against COVID-19 but fear of a second wave remains.

Full 48-hour curfew in effect in Hamas-run coastal strip after four family members test positive for the coronavirus.

Kenosha became latest flashpoint after phone footage of police shooting Jacob Blake was circulated on social media.

About a million refugees live in Bangladesh refugee camps since they fled Myanmar military operation on August 25, 2017.

At sentencing hearing for mosque shooter, survivors and relatives of victims recount their loss, grief and 'utter rage'.

First day of Republican convention features warnings of a lost America, and high praise for Trump.

At least 60 people pulled alive from the rubble of the five-storey building that caved in on Monday near Mumbai.

The Republican Party formally nominates President Donald Trump for a second term in the White House.

Olympic medallist in isolation at home in Jamaica days after celebrating his 34th birthday with a big, mask-free party.

A scaled-down, in-person Republican National Convention kicks off with a few hundred delegates in Charlotte, NC.

Among worst in California history, fires blaze across San Francisco Bay area, Napa wine country as firefighters battle.

Protests erupted in Kenosha after the shooting, sparking concerns of more unrest across the country.

More than 35 young people have been killed in 12 days, some of them tortured, as families call for justice.

Groups suing the Trump administration say the plan would cause irreparable damage to the Alaskan tundra ecosystem.

Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, questioned by police over suspected embezzlement, has been banned from leaving the capital.

Bali bans tourists for 2020; Syria talks paused as delegates test positive; first vaccine human trial in Italy.

Demonstrators in Libya's third largest city rally again to express anger over declining living conditions.

AG James has asked a New York court to enforce subpoenas for an investigation into Trump's possibly-inflated assets.

Italy and Greece accused of being more hostile to migrants during the pandemic.

Regional bloc, military officers behind overthrow of President Keita fail to reach agreement on return to civilian rule.

Researchers say findings indicate the disease may continue to spread across the globe even after herd immunity.

Researchers believe the Kremlin is highlighting a conspiracy theory that Trump is battling satanic politicians.

Pompeo stressed he will be speaking in a personal capacity and the State Department says no tax dollars will be used.