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Up to 90 percent of hotel and travel agency bookings for March cancelled in Rome and up to 80 percent in Sicily.

The former Lebanese culture minister says he can no longer remain in position because of health reasons.

Attacks on reporters during violence that has claimed 47 lives highlight growing risk to journalists in India.

A 'super-spreader' from a reclusive church has caused anger, divided public opinion and spurred conspiracy theories.

Families of three men who died in detention centres under mysterious circumstances accuse authorities of cover up.

Joe Biden surges into position as most-favoured candidate in race for presidential nomination, but still trails Sanders.

North has stepped up military activity and resumed missile launches since collapse of Hanoi summit a year ago.

New Zealand is due to mark a year since the terror attack with a memorial service later this month.

Doctors focus on preventing disease progressing to critical stage as work continues to develop effective drugs, vaccine.

Colombian court shuts down landmark abortion case, but renews debate on legalisation, women's rights activists say.

Virus continues to spread around world with Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Indonesia among countries reporting first cases.

Four more deaths reported in Washington state, where officials had previously said two people had died from the virus.

Appointment of six women in leadership posts represents highest percentage since end of the war more than 20 years ago.

The 38-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, dropped out of the race on March 1.

Street fighting in key town continues amid conflicting reports from Syrian state media and armed opposition groups.

The billionaire 2020 candidate addresses AIPAC in a speech some analysts say was tone deaf to many Democratic voters.

How does the new coronavirus epidemic compare to other viral outbreaks from animal sources?

Ahead of Erdogan-Putin summit, Syrian opposition forces take strategic Idlib positions backed by Turkish drone power.

Luxembourg becomes the first country to abolish fares for all.

Senator Amy Klobuchar dropped out of the 2020 Democratic presidential race just before Super Tuesday.

Dissolution ordered by President Gotabaya Rajapaksa came six months before parliament's term ended.

At least three people killed, 11 wounded in Khost province explosion as the Taliban says it is resuming operations.

Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi says Washington must be wary of actors keen on derailing the Afghan peace process.

The strategic town of Saraqeb has already changed hands twice in less than a month during heavy fighting.

Schools are obliged to inform authorities if parents cannot provide proof their child has been vaccinated.

Court's decision to intervene means fate of the Affordable Care Act will be on the line during the presidential race.

We should stop wasting time trying to stop the virus from entering Kenya and start preparing for the outbreak instead.

If the bill is approved, Argentina will be the largest jurisdiction to legalise the procedure in Latin America.

By the end of the night, US election watchers will either have a clear frontrunner or an even murkier race than before.

Guyana's economy is expected to be transformed by oil and gas discovered off the poor South American country’s shores.

Dozens of people were held hostage by the gunman with a grenade after he was fired as a security guard.

Another child in hospital, 46 others rescued after makeshift boat packed with dozens of refugees and migrants capsizes.

Climate is changing the wrong way for German producers of this sweet wine.

A team of scientists is building a sanctuary in Greece for dolphins released from captivity, the first of its kind.

Mohammad Zubair thought he was going to die at the hands of a mob in Delhi. Images of the attack shocked the world.


The death toll in Delhi's worst religious violence in decades has risen to more than 40 people.

Loss of 13-year-old Enock Mpianzi casts light on flaws in the education system, decades after schools were desegregated.

Remember Salwa? The little girl taught by her dad to laugh during bombings has now found shelter in Turkey.

Another deadlock is expected as PM Netanyahu and rival Gantz failed to reach a power-sharing deal last year.

Centre-right politician Luis Lacalle Pou sworn in as president after winning November's runoff by a close margin.

Buttigieg showed early promise but his campaign lost momentum in Nevada and he came a distant fourth in South Carolina.

Deeply entrenched norms that equate male strength with stoicism leave Filipino fathers struggling to cope with loss.

Wet'suwet'en hereditary chief, gov't announce proposed deal in dispute that raised key questions on Aboriginal title.

Turkey's decision to ease border restrictions came amid deadly fighting during a Syrian government offensive.

More than 87,000 people infected as outbreak spreads around the world with hotspots in Europe and the Middle East.