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Clashes initially pitting the Massalit tribe against Arab nomads in al-Geneina morph into broader conflict.

Important hurdles, including disagreement between Hamas and Fatah, threaten to derail the vote, the first since 2006.

After securing historic gains, the political engagement and representation of Tunisian women is now waning alarmingly.

How climate change, ocean warming and fish farms are affecting the life cycle of this dangerously threatened species.

The Central African Republic needs to go through a thorough process of reconciliation.

Memo by Biden's incoming chief of staff showed that the president-elect is looking to reverse several Trump policies.

Demonstrators march across the country to denounce a security bill critics say will restrict the filming of police.

Iran says it is advancing research on uranium metal production with the aim of feeding a research reactor in Tehran.

With Europe's highest coronavirus death toll, the United Kingdom has been under a national shutdown since January 5.

Uganda's opposition leader urges supporters to refrain from violence as he plans to challenge Museveni win in court.

Afghan officials blame the Taliban for the attacks, an accusation the armed group denies.

UN Libya envoy Stephanie Williams says participants at peace conference reach deal on interim leadership ahead of vote.

Witnesses in Sousse say security forces fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of angry protesters blocking roads.

Bureau examining payments of $500,000 in bitcoin made by a French national to key far-right figures and groups.

Tennis Australia says Grand Slam will begin on February 8 despite anger from players forced into hard quarantine.

A photojournalist who was in Cairo's Tahrir Square in January 2011 revisits the day he knew things had changed for good.

Numerous social media sites have suspended Trump’s accounts - is this good media ethics or good business sense?

Two days after the disaster, it is unclear if there are people still trapped but alive under the debris on Sulawesi.

The test is a vital step in NASA's Artemis programme to put the first woman and the next man on the moon in 2024.

Asylum seekers from Honduras are fleeing violence and economic hardship worsened by COVID-19 pandemic and recent storms.

The FBI has warned of possible armed protests in all 50 states and the US capital ahead of January 20 inauguration.

Burkina Faso athlete adds 15 centimetres to the previous record set by his own coach, Teddy Tamgho.

Hichem Mechichi names a dozen new cabinet members, including interior, justice, energy and health ministers.

Ugandan president will continue to govern population where 75 percent are under 30 and not known anyone else in charge.

Healthcare facilities in Amazonas state are being pushed to their limits due to a surge in COVID-19 infections.

Residents, government troops flee as armed group overran a town in Nigeria's Borno state in attack claimed by ISIL.

Wendy Sherman, Joe Biden's nominee for deputy secretary of state, was key US negotiator of 2015 Iran nuclear accord.

At home, Desmond Ovbiagele’s film has faced censorship, but in the US, it may well enjoy a positive reception.

The group of 10 Nepalis was the only successful team so far among dozens currently attempting to scale the mountain.

Costa Rica desperately needs to enact fiscal reform, experts say, but government efforts may reignite mass protests.

Saudi Foreign Minister Farhan says kingdom 'will restore full diplomatic relations with Qatar'.

Euphoria of revolution’s early days has simmered with officials cracking down on freedom of expression.

Security personnel out in force as longtime president wins sixth term and main challenger Bobi Wine alleges rigging.

Armin Laschet wins 521 of 991 votes cast during conservative party's first ever digital convention.

Iran's elite military force says it can deter long-range maritime threats with ballistic missiles tested on Saturday.

UN mission in the country says rebels ambushed the soldiers who were carrying out a security operation in Grimari.

The bloodshed comes as the Taliban and government negotiators engage in peace talks to end the nearly two-decade war.

White House statement ties designation to normalisation deal with Israel, saying it reflected 'extraordinary courage'.

Number of federal death sentences carried out under Trump since 2020 is more than the previous 56 years combined.

Life in government-controlled areas worsens with queues outside bakeries and fuel stations as al-Assad hangs on.

India, home to 1.3 billion, is aiming to inoculate about 300 million people by July.

Slovakia's former foreign minister Jan Kubis will succeed Ghassan Salame as the UN's new envoy to war-stricken Libya.

From QAnon to anti-vaccine myths, conspiracy theories are shaping people’s realities with dangerous consequences.

Young activists now in exile tried to flee to the self-ruled island of Taiwan in late July.

Death toll rises to 45 as 190 people are treated for injuries and 15,000 residents have sought temporary shelters.

Explosive testimony emerges during the trial of a notorious retired police chief suspected of large-scale corruption.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says seven companies were targeted for shipping steel to or from Iran.

Close race expected as more than 1,000 delegates are set to pick a new Christian Conservative leader on Saturday.

Federal prosecutors previously said there was evidence that rioters intended 'to capture and assassinate' officials.

Polls find majority supports banning Trump from public office amid a sharp partisan divide over his role in the riot.