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New York and DC enjoy public spaces and activities not available for at least three months as the big cities reopen.

Rescued from smugglers boats in the Mediterranean Sea, it's the first time a rescue ship has been allowed to dock in Italy since ports were closed in April because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Saudi-led coalition says both sides meeting in Riyadh to push implementation of 2019 deal that ended earlier fighting.

Trump claims without evidence that foreign countries will rig the election by printing "millions of mail-in ballots".

Trump said he was open to a meeting, seemingly contradicting his administration's pressure strategy to remove Maduro.

Malawi goes to the polls on Tuesday after last year's elections were marred by allegations of rigging.

A self-described 'Evangelical' group ran the ad in the state's biggest newspaper, saying a nuclear bomb will explode.

Challengers from the left have tapped into the wounded progressive movement's desire for transformational change.

Exhumation is part of a government investigation into how they were killed.

Protests escalate in Tataouine after demonstrators took to the streets to demand gov't deliver jobs promised in 2017.

Malawians set to return to the polls after prolonged uncertainty following annulment of 2019 vote over irregularities.

Police questions suspect as English town mourns three people killed in what is being treated as a 'terror' attack.

More forest is being lost every year - mainly for farming - despite conservation efforts.

The incumbent US president launched psychological warfare in Tulsa.

Infections surge throughout Latin America with more than two million reported, half in Brazil, where more than 50,000 people have died.

Japanese local authority has approved a measure changing the status of disputed islands which are also claimed by China and Taiwan.

ICC prosecutor says UN tribunal erred in clearing former Ivory Coast president on charges of crimes against humanity.

The Black Power movements of the 1960s and 1970s can show the way for the Black Lives Matter movement.

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Police say five other people were hospitalised after they were hit by vehicles while running away.

Restrictions leave people already on the margins vulnerable to further abuse, often at the hands of their own families.

The COVID-19 outbreak has accelerated Greece's plans to offer tourists a grand tour one step at a time.

About 12,000 foreigners - 4,000 women and 8,000 children - are being held at three camps in northeastern Syria.

Not enough is being done to redistribute power in the industry, say Black creatives in the UK, with some urging fellow artists to unionise.

United in the face of oppression, demonstrators in Lebanon say their freedom of speech is under threat.

Bolton, who was fired as NSA last September, tells ABC News that he will not vote for Trump in November election.

Sixteen giant tortoises who helped save their species from the brink of extinction are released back into the wild.

Tennis event organised by men's top-ranked player Djokovic had been criticised for lack of safety precautions.

Trump campaign rejects social media users' claim they inflated attendance expectations for campaign rally.

Serbian Progressive Party won about 63 percent of votes in Sunday's polls, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says.

A power struggle has been raging in Venezuela since Juan Guaido declared himself acting president in January 2019.

Bouraoui convicted on six counts, including 'insulting the president' and 'insulting Islam'.

Coronavirus infections in Latin America and the Caribbean climb as measures to contain pandemic have differing success.

Heightened tensions between the Asian neighbours after killing of 20 Indian soldiers draw international concerns.

Local officials say at least 19 people killed in the eastern part of country in two separate attacks by ADF fighters.

Egyptian president warned of 'direct' intervention in Libya, citing the need to protect Egypt's porous border.

UAE-backed southern separatists in Yemen seize control of the strategic Socotra island from the Saudi Arabian-backed government.

Serbia's president toasts his election success, but not all parties recognise the result.

Former US national security adviser repeats claim that Trump's focus is re-election and not national health as Trump rally comes under fire.

President Tsai Ing-wen has made a priority of Taiwan's defence industry as China increases pressure on the island.

Analysts say North Korea has been conducting a series of staged provocations aimed at forcing sanctions concessions.

EU has accused China of disinformation over the pandemic but two countries also at odds over Hong Kong, investment.

Right-wing President Jair Bolsanaro's handling of the pandemic has raised questions about his leadership.

Hanna Alkaf is drawing attention with books that draw on history, culture and religion to tell deeper truths.

The UN health agency recorded 183,000 new cases, with Brazil and the US reporting the most new infections.

First projections indicate Vucic's Progressive Party won Serbia's parliamentary elections amid opposition boycott.

Egypt's president threatens military intervention against Turkish-backed troops.

Jerrold Nadler says Attorney General Barr 'deserves impeachment' but Senate would block any effort to sanction him.

Russian state media cites a police source as saying Pyotr Verzilov was arrested as part of an investigation.

The Black Lives Matter struggle is no longer confined to the national borders of the United States.