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In a blow to PM Imran Khan, court takes first step towards blocking General Bajwa from serving another three-year term.

President Magufuli's ruling CCM party sweeps polls boycotted by opposition parties amid alleged gov't interference.

Number of 'observed' ballots exceeds the margin between the two candidates in presidential runoff.

ICRC reports thousands of cases and dozens of deaths amid a 'very dire humanitarian situation' in the war-torn country.

Myanmar's army continues to fund its brutal campaigns through its vast economic operations. It must be stopped.

Alfred Chestnut, Ransom Watkins and Andrew Stewart are released after prosecutor's office finds errors in the case.

Hezbollah and Amal supporters attack demonstrators in southern town of Tyre, local media reports.

Database of those convicted of sexual violence set up to help in efforts to tackle violence against women.

In the US, Thanksgiving Day will be celebrated on Thursday, November 28.

Francis launches diatribe against both the use and possession of nuclear weapons, calling it a 'crime'.

Opposition leader is accused of money laundering and receiving illegal contributions from Brazilian company Odebrecht.

Chief executive says city can 'no longer tolerate chaos' while Beijing warns US of consequences of 'interference'.

Developments comes as rights commission visits Morales stronghold to investigate killings that occurred during protests.

The House Intelligence Committee chairman says he will send a report to the Judiciary Committee as soon as possible.

Senator Andres Allamand says human rights violations necessary to restore order in Chile, amid continuing protests.

China tightening control over its response to Hong Kong from crisis command centre across the border in Shenzhen villa.

Many protesters say Duque's call for talks is too little too late as discontent grows with right-wing government.

Ruling could give current and ex-presidential advisers a legal basis for cooperating in impeachment probe, experts say.

Omar Shakir of Human Rights Watch and International Law Professor Eugene Kontorovich debate Israel's occupation of Gaza.

Abdallah Chatila says he bought Nazi items at a Munich auction to stop them from falling into the hands of neo-fascists.

Defence lawyer says 31-year-old artist was prosecuted because of a song he co-wrote about youth struggles.

US military said it lost the unmanned aerial vehicle while it was assessing security over Libyan capital Tripoli.

Leaders of Cyprus's divided communities to attend dinner hosted by UN chief seeking to find way forward to resume talks.

The Conservatives are promising a deal to leave the EU while the Labour Party is promising to increase social spending.

Demonstrators demanding a complete government overhaul were attacked by pro-Hezbollah gangs on Sunday.

Court sentences Nicola Corradi and Horacio Corbacho to more than 40 years for abusing children at a school for the deaf.

Law aims to ban successful candidates from forming blocs until a government is formed and to reduce age to fight polls.

President Erdogan says base in Qatar with 5,000 Turkish troops is now complete, calling it a 'symbol of brotherhood'.

Mahmudi and Hamidi discovered more than 100 videos of alleged abuse that took place in Afghanistan's Logar province.

At pro-gov't rally after deadly protests over fuel prices, General Hossein Salami threatens to 'destroy Iran's enemies'.

Two of the crew were captured, but one managed to swim away and escape.

At least eight civilians killed after rebel attack, as UN offices targeted for 'failure to act' in eastern city of Beni.

The same forces that feed into the violence against migrant women are also undermining climate action.

ALQST says at least eight activists have been detained in the capital Riyadh and the Red Sea port city of Jeddah.

Maurice Robinson was not asked for a plea on 39 charges of manslaughter he faces.

Ankara and Doha have developed solid ties during testing times and the countries' leaders enjoy a strong relationship.

Anti-domestic violence activists say 138 women have been killed by a current or former partner in France so far in 2019.

HRW accuses 4 development banks from UK, Belgium, Germany and Netherlands of lack of oversight in DRC investment.

European countries have outdated laws on rape. This needs to change.

The concentration of CO2 surged from 405.5 parts per million in 2017 to 407.8ppm in 2018.

Tim Berners-Lee's the Contract for the Web offers plan to counter misinformation, data surveillance and censorship.

Video shows a woman rescuing a koala from bushfires ravaging Australia.

Documents detail use of technology and artificial intelligence to target people and regulate life inside the camps.

Bosnian legislator has publicly shared photos of children tied to beds and radiators in a public care home.

Meet 24-year-old who has invented a compostable bioplastic product from fish waste.

With four tides above 140 cm since November 11, this is the worst month for high tides in Venice since 1872.

Caught in a political tangle, Israeli politicians are demonising Palestinians and using Gaza to score points.