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At least three fighters killed in gun battle in Srinagar, raising the rebel death toll to more than 30 in past 20 days.

Spain's borders now open to EU countries except Portugal, as well as Schengen Area members outside the bloc and the UK.

Seaweed native to the northwest Pacific is invading the rich marine waters of the Strait of Gibraltar and the brown algae is clogging up fishermen's nets and endangering their way of life.

The 56-year-old former forward had been hospitalised last week in Baghdad before his condition deteriorated on Sunday.

Three people killed, three seriously wounded after attacker went on a stabbing rampage in the southern city of Reading.

Abdurrahman Shater, official with UN-recognised GNA, warns Egypt to stop its intervention and backing of Khalifa Haftar.

About 90 percent of the Lacandon rainforest is believed to be already lost to deforestation.

Three months after the pandemic brought life to a standstill, some offices and non-essential business will be allowed to partially reopen.

Doctors' union says it ended the strike to give the government time to fulfil the outstanding demands.

Teenagers in both countries have come to the forefront in the Black Lives Matter movement after being inspired by events in the United States.

As the July 1 start date set by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approaches, a workable plan remains unclear.

We take a look at the statues with links to colonialism and slavery defaced or toppled in the US and Europe.

In the first episode of Project Force, we explain: what does China's rapid naval expansion mean for its neighbours?

Malcolm X's daughter, Ilyasah Shabazz, has a message for Black Lives Matter protesters.

Nylah, who was born in Uganda, blows away crowd at a British #BlackLivesMatter rally by reading her poem.

Attacks targeted towns of Wanlaweyn and Bacadweyn on Saturday and Sunday.

US president says he wants coronavirus testing to slow down as six campaign staff members test positive for COVID-19.

Environmental groups in Zimbabwe are urging the government to crack down on building in wetlands.

The Trump administration is trying to hinder Cuba's efforts to tackle the coronavirus emergency at home and abroad.

Artists in New York are using boarded-up storefronts as canvases for works of art, uplifting messages and words of protest.

Activists fear animals at one of Asia's oldest zoos are being forgotten during the pandemic.

The wine-making region's bartering culture could gain popularity throughout the country as lockdowns strain finances.

Locals and campaigners appeal for an end to the blackout as coronavirus fears grip the region.

Yemen's internationally recognised gov't says STC has attacked state institutions and citizens' properties in Socotra.

Eclipse arrived on the northern hemisphere's longest day of the year - the summer solstice.

Amid government censorship, some bloggers are doing the job of journalists and reporting on COVID-19 in Belarus.

Facing no challenge from opposition, President Aleksandar Vucic's party is expectced to win an absolute majority.

Alert status has already been raised since Indonesia's 2,968-metre mountain last erupted in August 2019.

Planned strike against Beijing-backed national security law fell significantly short of 60,000 vote threshold.

Geoffrey Berman agrees to leave his job with assurance investigations into president’s allies would not be disturbed.

Spain's state of alert, which limits the movement of citizens to help contain the virus, will end at midnight.

EU extends measures for six months, accusing Moscow of violating Ukraine ceasefire deal.

Obadiah Moyo's arrest came after claims of corruption regarding a deal to procure coronavirus test kits.

Despite escalating tensions, both countries see Iran's Chabahar port as key to stabilising neighbouring Afghanistan.

Hundreds of demonstrators gather at rallies across the UK despite a ban on large gatherings amid coronavirus pandemic.

The gradual encroachment on Kashmiri rights and growing prospect of colonisation could set the region on fire.

More than 280,000 refugees are living in Yemen, but many say they no longer feel welcome and are leaving.

President el-Sisi's remarks come as he toured an airbase amid tensions over Turkey's increasing army presence in Libya.

The book alleges improprieties far more extensive than those put forth in the president's impeachment trial in February.

UN investigators say tens of thousands of people have disappeared and they may be dead.

The conviction of Rappler editor highlights the pressure on media from President Rodrigo Duterte's government.

China accuses Indian soldiers of instigating the fight in the disputed Ladakh region that left 20 Indian soldiers dead.

Vital Kamerhe, President Tshisekedi's chief of staff, found guilty of 'diverting public funds worth 48.8m dollars'.

In 2020, Tulsa remains segregated, with a history of racially discriminatory policing.

Iran regularly tops the lists of US enemies, but it cooperates on at least one strategic port.

While a vaccine is being developed, researchers are trialling existing drugs that could help doctors treat coronavirus.

The global Black Lives Matter movement can only succeed if it goes beyond moments of outrage and insists on real change.

As economies struggle and job losses increase, government debts are headed towards World War II levels.

Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the world is entering a ''new and dangerous phase'.

Burned bricks and a fragment of a church basement are about all that remains of an historically Black district.