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As many as three million people eligible for the UK's offer, which excludes those born after the end of British rule.

Divides in the historically segregated city of Athens, Georgia deepen when a Confederate-flag-flying fraternity arrives.

Protesters angry over police brutality and racial injustice have vandalised statues and monuments across the US.

For the first time since September, the three key players in the conflict hold a virtual meeting to map the way forward.

Ruling ends restrictive policy that had halted most asylum claims by migrants seeking entry at the US southern border.

Uncertainty over when Israel will begin controversial process as Palestinians gather for renewed protests.

Chile, the world's largest exporter of metal essential in electronic products and manufacturing, faces drastic drop in production due to COVID-19.

The '43 Alumni for Biden' super PAC seeks to unseat Donald Trump, who they say is unfit to lead the United States.

More than 100 officers with body armour, nightsticks, helmets and weapons swept into the 'CHOP' area early on Wednesday.

Elections across the country are deciding who will challenge whom to shape the US legislature in November.

Saudi journalist's fiancee hopes trial of 20 Saudi officials indicted over the killing will reveal details about body.

Campaign aims to force the world’s largest social media platform to crack down on hate speech and racist content on its pages.

Increased online shopping and takeaway food during the pandemic have added to the mountain of waste in the country.

A 14-tonne haul of amphetamines found hidden inside industrial goods in three container ships docked in southern Italy.

Zimbabwe's government closes the stock exchange until further notice, leaving investors wondering what has happened to their money.

Amid coronavirus lockdowns across Mexico, at least six states report higher homicide rates than the previous year.

Activists are rejecting any plan that does not make what they see as a real difference in advancing racial justice.

Lopez Obrador's administration has been beset by COVID-19, worsening crime, and pressure from the Trump administration.

Ocasio-Cortez, Jewish students urge Trump administration to withhold US military aid if Israel annexes the West Bank.

The government seems more interested in keeping the military content than providing support for struggling citizens.

EU countries continue to avoid collecting data on ethnic minorities and ignore persistent problems they face.

City's riot police makes arrests as territory's Chief Executive Carrie Lam says new legislation is 'lawful, reasonable'.

The government-run NLC power plant in Tamil Nadu state's Cuddalore district suffers second blast in two months.

Limited reopening of restaurants, mosques, beaches and parks, but public gatherings now limited to five people from 10.

The lake is near the border with Iran, from where refugees regularly cross into Turkey to head west towards Europe.

One killed and several wounded as police used tear gas to disperse protesters calling for greater civilian rule.

Thousands gather downtown for annual rally marking the anniversary of former British colony's handover to China.

Russia has denied offering bounty payments to Taliban fighters in Afghanistan to kill US soldiers.

K-pop fans are using the same social media tactics they employ to support music stars for social justice activism.

Purchase of some 500,000 treatment courses practically means no other country can buy drug for next three months.

Mumbai's Dharavi offers a glimmer of hope with new cases shrinking thanks to an aggressive plan adopted by authorities.

Protests held in several cities to demand economic reforms and justice for those killed in anti-gov't demonstrations.

Deal reached to settle two sexual misconduct lawsuits filed by multiple women against jailed former Hollywood mogul.

Week-long balloting on constitutional amendments to extend President Vladimir Putin's rule among other changes.

Polls to be held for expanded number of seats in new National Assembly as main opposition parties announce boycott.

New office aims to provide assistance in work, education to people leaving Hong Kong because of safety fears.

Imran Khan offered no evidence for his allegation, but said there had been intelligence reports warning of attacks.

Acceleration comes as Anthony Fauci warns of a 'disturbing' number of deaths if response to pandemic is not improved.

The new law will ban subversion, secession, terrorism and collusion with foreign forces in Hong Kong.

EU's anti-terror clause in its grant proposals is political and 'criminalises' Palestinian resistance, civil groups say.

Beijing says legislation is necessary after last year's protests; critics say sweeping law erodes Hong Kong's freedom.

Japan expresses dismay as EU 'deplores' passage of new law, prompting China to denounce interference in its affairs.

Facebook will remove groups, accounts and pages connected to violence or that are a 'credible threat to public safety'.

Garrett Rolfe faces charges including felony murder in the killing of Brooks, a 27-year-old Black man.

Top infectious disease expert warns of 'disturbing' death toll if people in US do not adhere to health guidelines.

As the US tries to rally support to extend UN arms embargo on Iran it faces scepticism from UNSC members.

World's Most Dangerous Man cannot be released until proven not to violate a settlement's confidentiality pact.

Amy McGrath faced a tougher-than-expected challenge from Charles Booker, who was embraced progressive in the party.

Spokesman says WTO logo should not be used 'to endorse a position' after Saudi mission superimposed logo on statement.

Kremlin denies paying Taliban-linked fighters to kill US troops.