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Angry protesters storm gov't buildings as tens of thousands rally against Lebanon's ruling class after deadly explosion.

Paris mandates masks in some areas; Ireland reports highest number of cases since May; Gaza children return to school.

Maria Moroz, an ally of opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, has been detained on eve of tense vote.

Police use tear gas and live fire to break up crowds amid rising anger over port explosion that killed scores of people.

Weekly demonstrations call for Netanyahu's resignation, insisting a PM on trial for alleged corruption must step down.

US State Department shows support for former Saudi intelligence agent who is suing Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.

Prime minister's comments come as anger swells over devastating explosion that wrecked much of Beirut and killed scores.

At least 11 people, including three children, killed in fire in an apartment building in Bohumin city, officials say.

Friday’s flight was chartered by the Indian government to repatriate workers stranded by the pandemic for months.

Some 3,000 demonstrators protest in Khabarovsk city over the arrest of the region's governor.

President Alexander Lukashenko has been accused of stealing previous elections.

Lebanese authorities have taken into custody 16 people as part of an investigation into the Beirut port warehouse explosion.

The mishandling of the pandemic fallout and his bid for early elections could bring down the Israeli prime minister.

Government denies accusations of stifling dissent amid growing anger over deepening economic crisis.

Indian Ocean island nation declares environmental emergency as satellite images show a dark slick spreading in waters.

New film looks at aborted rescue mission during Iran hostage crisis.

Some liberal Zionists are finally becoming aware of the inherent contradiction in their views on Israel and Palestine.

Opposition legislators and rights groups say Maduro is using the pandemic as an excuse to further militarise the country.

This week, the Bank of England forecast the economy would contract by 9.5 percent over the year.

More than 300,000 people in Kenya have lost their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Saad al-Jabri has accused Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of plotting to assassinate him.

A team of 10 was ordered to respond to a fire at the Beirut port. They did not know what they were heading for.

Officials say 18 people killed and many injured after Air India Express flight skids off runway in city of Kozhikode.

Is Rupert Murdoch's media empire responsible for spreading deadly misinformation on COVID-19?

Iranian police have yet to issue an official statement on the Friday night incident reported by local media.

At least 14 others wounded after attacker detonated an explosive-laded vehicle at the gates of an army base.

The Americans have been widely displayed on Venezuelan national TV as proof of US intentions to overthrow the president.

Iran's UN ambassador says Mahan Airlines A310 was 'aggressively and unexpectedly intercepted' by US F-15 fighter jets.

Former Saudi intelligence official files a lawsuit alleging Saudi crown prince sent a hit squad to kill him in Canada.

UN says at least seven more children and two women were wounded, but casualty exact figures still under investigation.

Nine judges chosen by presidential decree as part of a compromise intended to ease months-long political turmoil.

Windhoek says intensified intelligence operations by authorities and tougher sentences for poachers led to the drop.

Officials subject to US sanctions include Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam and head of China's Liaison Office, Luo Huining.

Despite losing ground, Moscow sends war planes and Russian mercenaries to Libya. Plus, Lebanon's deadly explosion.

International Energy Agency chief, Dr Fatih Birol, urges an environmentally friendly financial recovery for the world.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah says Beirut port explosion 'has nothing to do' with group, calls for accountability.

PM kicks off her re-election campaign by pledging a $205m rescue package for businesses affected by the virus lockdown.

Over 2,200 new daily infections were reported in France as the US surpassed more than 160,000 deaths.

Data from Brazil's space agency suggests fires in the Amazon are on track for a seven percent increase over last year.

Disease expert warns that public health measures will still be needed to control the pandemic in the United States.

US officials believe Russia is boosting Trump's re-election bid, and China does not want Trump to win a second term.

Ten survivors recall the minutes before and after the massive Beirut port explosion that killed more than 150 people.

Two children and a brother of former Saudi intelligence officer Saad al-Jabri were detained in the kingdom in March.

Five of the men are Venezuelan-Americans with deep roots in Texas and Louisiana, and one is a permanent US resident.

Cuomo touted New York's statewide success in authorising a return to classrooms for the start of the new school year.

If McGahn testifies, it is unclear if his testimony would include any new revelations.

Protesters allegedly attempted to burn a police precinct after cops made arrests and returned to using tear gas.

Palestinian health ministry says Dalia Samudi was in her home when she was hit by a live round.

As Democrats and Republicans fail to agree on benefits, Trump claims he will use executive power to extend. Can he?

NATO members Turkey and Greece have long been at loggerheads over overlapping claims for hydrocarbon resources.