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Nobel Peace laureate says he will perform his duties as interim leader 'sincerely' after Sheikh Hasina's resignation.

Fears of a United States recession are putting the presidential campaign of Kamala Harris to the test.

Sepo Kawana is a creative force, designing and creating fashionable wares, making music and promoting local products.

Palestinian Foreign Ministry slams Israeli minister Bezalel Smotrich for saying starving Palestinians may be 'moral'.

'Nane Nane' march, meaning 'eight eight' in reference to the date, follows weeks of deadly protests.

Amid a major escalation of the largest race riots in 30 years in the United Kingdom, a rare positive story emerged.

UK anti-racism protesters rallied to protect an asylum centre in Liverpool.

Some Black voters have drifted away from the Democrats in recent years, but will Harris be able to pull them back?

Palestinians have been burned alive after Israeli attacks hit a camp that had reportedly been designated a safe zone.'

Norway's foreign minister blasts 'extreme act', saying it will affect the country's ability to help Palestinian people.

Algeria's Imane Khelif will face China's Yang Liu on Friday for a chance to win the country's first women's boxing gold.

Despite a heavy flow of funding and regular campaigns, Pakistan has been unable to eradicate polio.

Investigators brought the charges against Ksenia Karelina for donating to a charity that provides aid to Ukraine.

The billionaire has targeted Prime Minister Keir Starmer in a slew of posts, likening the UK to the Soviet Union.

Ukraine is still outnumbered and outgunned, and is pleading with allies to be allowed to strike Russia at home.

'Bangladesh has got a second independence,' Nobel laureate says before meeting army chief and president.

Large crowd of supporters turns up to greet politician in Barcelona after seven years of self-imposed exile in Belgium.

The Turkish government has been criticised by some for not doing enough for Gaza, but it has moved to cut many ties.

UN agency says the number of Palestinians displaced has more than doubled since October 7.

UK authorities braced themselves for more far-right riots, instead thousands of anti-racism protesters took the streets

US presidential candidate Kamala Harris has been heckled by protesters at a rally in Michigan over Israel.

The dismissal comes ahead of Tunisia's October 6 presidential election and amid a continuing crackdown on critics.

US, UK and other countries say they will send lower-level officials to ceremony that will take place on Friday.

Chancellor Karl Nehammer says threat was 'very serious' and a 'tragedy was averted' after police detain two suspects.

Phogat had starved herself for a week, exercised and spent hours in the sauna to cut the extra kilos.

State of emergency declared in southwestern region amid fighting that began on Tuesday.

In towns and cities across England, thousands march against racism after far-right riots that led to some 400 arrests.

Hopes that interim government under Muhammad Yunus can restore stability and address country's inequalities.

As the war enters its 895th day, these are the main developments.

Harris's choice for vice president has energised Democrats. But experts are split over if it will make a difference.

Yahya Sinwar named political leader of Hamas after assassination of Ismail Haniyeh.

Nearly 27,000 cases of mpox have been found in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with about 1,100 deaths.

Peaceful crowds of anti-racism protesters gather in large numbers amid concerns of new anti-immigration riots.

Statement by 57-nation bloc says it 'holds Israel, the illegal occupying power, fully responsible for heinous attack'.

The Liverpool Crown Court sentenced three men to prison terms ranging from 20 months to three years.

Bush defeated in US race that saw pro-Israel campaign contributions help topple member of Congress's left-wing 'Squad'.

The Nobel laureate is expected to bring back peace, revive the economy and pave way for free and fair elections.

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus departed France Wednesday, heading to Bangladesh to lead the country's interim government.

The global health body says virus could spread even beyond Gaza if violence does not end to enable immunisation push.

Researchers say the world is losing 'one of our icons' as human activity fuels temperature increases.

The attacks against the Algerian boxer reflect the West's distorted notions of race and womanhood.

Ankara says the 'conscience of humanity and international law will hold Israeli officials accountable' for atrocities.

People may have fears about me and my identity. Have a conversation with me."

Army chief says the interim government headed by the Nobel Peace laureate would be sworn in on Thursday night.

Overnight Israeli air raids hit shelters in Deir el-Balah as Gaza City braces for a possible ground operation.

A historical and personal tour of Bo-Kaap in South Africa, where descendants of slaves became a diverse community.

Displaced mothers share how they try to help their children cope with sweltering, unsanitary conditions.

The Bangladeshi leader's delusional belief in her own invincibility precipitated her downfall amid a Gen Z revolution.