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Trump has imposed sanctions on ICC staff investigating suspected US war crimes in Afghanistan.

The number of COVID-19 cases in Africa has reached 203,899, with 5,530 fatalities recorded in 54 countries so far.

At least 81 killed in attack believed to be in retaliation to the killing of fighters to prevent theft of herd animals.

Minneapolis police chief announced the first of what he said would be a series of 'transformational' reforms.

The US is using methods of violence against domestic protests it has repeatedly used in its imperial adventures abroad.

John Gleeson: 'The government has engaged in highly irregular conduct to benefit a political ally of the president.'

Human rights lawyers: Facebook posts of officials 'may constitute evidence of genocidal intent' against Muslim minority.

Face masks and outdoor air may have helped reduce the spread of COVID-19 during large anti-racism protests in the US.

Jan Egeland, secretary-general of Norwegian Refugee Council, has questioned if disinterest is a result of racism.

The police chief says 'we will have a police department that our communities view as legitimate, trusting'.

Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says the call for a truce in Libya 'does not seem sincere or believable to us'.

Case challenges Trump administration's expulsion of hundreds of immigrant children at border citing the coronavirus.

Pierre Nkurunziza, who ruled the Central African country for 15 years, died of a heart attack, the government said.

Here's a look at some of the key protests of recent decades and what they achieved or failed.

Arrests of three power plant staff follows fuel reservoir collapse in Siberia's Norilsk that polluted soil and waterways

Meet cinema fans in Morocco who live for the glamour of Bollywood.

Historians and archaeologists are showing just how integral Islam is to the country's identity.

We examine violent attacks against Jewish Americans in the US and the anti-Semitic conspiracy theories behind them.

Poroshenko is suspected of issuing illegal decree in 2018 related to his dealings with foreign intelligence service.

Security forces allegedly killed at least six people and are being accused of using excessive force while implementing coronavirus lockdown measures.

Cricketer says his Hyderabad Sunrisers team-mates called him 'kaalu', but he did not know what the Hindi word meant.

The protests that started in the US have spread, leading to the removal of statues with racist legacies.

Cuba's first coral nursery was created three years ago through landmark collaboration between Cuban and Florida aquaria.

Heiko Maas warns Israel that the plan to begin annexing parts of the occupied West Bank would violate international law.

Programme draws on efforts in war-ravaged Yemen where people were encouraged to eat protein-rich locusts amid famine.

UNHCR initiative sees Afghans in Kayseri produce 1,000 face masks a day and soap to aid hospitals and local community.

Cases increased exponentially since the lockdown was lifted in late May, with record-high cases registered on Tuesday.

Dutch owners of historic sailing vessels set out to sea to protest the coronavirus pandemic’s effect on tourism.

Rain-triggered floods swamp homes and farmlands in Guangxi, Hunan, and Guangdong provinces.

Egypt's Dar al-Ifta caused a social media uproar when it referred to Islamic conquest of Constantinople as 'occupation'.

The media focus on looting was a convenient distraction from the police's brutal aggression against protesters.

Security official who fled to Canada after MBS' rise to power says his children were detained in March.

Family, activists and the public pay tribute to 46-year-old Black man whose death triggered anti-racism protests.

The WHO believes many more people in Yemen are affected by coronavirus than official reporting shows.

The chief prosecutor on the case says the probe was closed because the main suspect, Stig Engstrom, died in 2000.

Bangladesh rejects Malaysia's suggestion to take back nearly 300 Rohingya refugees who were found drifting at sea.

Dozens arrested in Hong Kong after hundreds of people march to mark a year since the start of anti-government protests.

Foreign ministers of Germany, France and Italy join EU's Josep Borrell in calling for immediate ceasefire agreement.

Other scientists sceptical of study but acknowledge infectious disease was spreading sometime before December 2019.

Brazil's health ministry removed cumulative numbers at weekend sparking accusations of manipulation.

In the US capital, a fence meant to divide has brought people together.

US Justice Dept, duke's lawyers dispute terms of an interview about his relationship with the late US sex trafficker.

General Charles Brown Jr named head of service for the US Air Force amid racial unrest following death of George Floyd.

Lockdown and isolation have led to unprecedented levels of anxiety, stress and depression.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan lifts stay-at-home orders for minors and for people aged over 65.

Analysts question the rationale for offensive but agree Haftar is in the back foot.

Palestinians send mediators' response to the US plan, which endorses Israel annexing parts of the occupied West Bank.

An avid sports fan, father and brother, Floyd is laid to rest in Houston as those close to him mourn his loss.

Move comes as London mayor says he is setting up commission to ensure UK capital's monuments reflected its diversity.

The boat, which was heading towards Italy, was carrying 53 people when it sank; rescue operations are still ongoing.