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Al-Zawiya's caves shelter Syrian families whose homes have been under attack as regime forces hound Idlib.

Human rights lawyer who plans to file complaint says 15-year-old was asked to leave school for wearing Japanese garment.

Colonists continue to steal from Dr King's messages and memory to advance the system he was killed for opposing.

Power politics in Tunisia in the 1970s and Prime Minister Hedi Nouira's battle to bring prosperity to his country.

J&J, Pfizer charged South Africa between 15 and 33 percent more for COVID vaccine doses, contracts reveal.

Tehran and Baghdad begin construction of rail link after decades of planning, but challenges remain.

Gun battle erupts between Pakistani and Afghan forces, shutting busiest trade crossing between the South Asian nations.

The Georgian government has proposed a ban to prevent foreign couples from accessing commercial surrogacy.

A change to the Sanskrit name is backed by PM Modi's BJP, which says the word 'India' is a symbol of colonial slavery.

The UK's proposed law will shut down new probes of atrocities committed during 30 years of conflict in Northern Ireland.

Many refugees remain without shelter after making the arduous journey to Libya from war-torn Sudan.

International law bars Israel from pushing Eritreans out. But that, as Palestinians know well, hasn't stopped it before.

Australian selectors have named an experienced Cricket World Cup squad leaning towards pace bowlers and all-rounders.

Israeli right calls them 'infiltrators', and PM demands deportations after pro-, anti-gov't Eritreans fight in streets.

Drills will prepare units for international peacekeeping missions, says Yerevan, as ties with Moscow appear strained.

Scientists blame ever warming human-caused climate change from the burning of coal, oil and natural gas.

Soldiers to stay until December 8 as local opposition grows to peacekeepers and tensions between DRC and Rwanda simmer.

Confusion over hosting of the tournament has led to last-minute changes and bitterness between cricket officials.

UN warns the scale of dredging has a devastating effect on biodiversity and coastal communities.

The storms come on the heels of major summer wildfires that hit Greece over the past few weeks.

Rashid is on a desperate quest to find his brother Nader, lost at sea, who left Tunisia by boat to join him in Italy.

Climate ministers of G20 nations ended last meeting in July without resolving major disagreements on climate policies.

British TV report alleges a top Sri Lankan intelligence official hatched Easter Sunday bombings plot to influence polls.

Billionaire owner of platform formerly known as Twitter says anti-Semitism accusations have hurt company's bottom line.

Indian firms are capitalising on a push by leading brands to diversify their suppliers away from China.

It represents 85 percent of global GDP. But deep fissures and absent leaders raise questions about its future.

South Asian vendors at Muttrah Souq, once Oman's main commercial centre, have been working there for generations.

The night-time attacks on Odesa's Izmail district lasted three hours, the regional governor said.

Officials said sharks attacked the inflatable catamaran and tore off large chunks of the vessel's hull.

Russian pilot Maxim Kuzminov, 28, defected with a Mi-8 helicopter in an operation planned with Ukrainian intelligence.

Australia welcomes announcement as officials say country remains free of lumpy skin disease.

Designation of the group, condemned as a 'threat to global security', could be made as early as Wednesday.

Ennahda interim head Mondher Ounissi and Abdel Karim Harouni, leader of the party's Shura Council, have been arrested.

Locals on tourist resort island claim Russians fleeing fallout of the war in Ukraine are stealing Thai jobs.

Suspects widened a gap in the Great Wall to shorten travel time to a worksite in Shanxi province, state media says.

Generals lash out after 10-member grouping urges 'Myanmar Armed Forces in particular' to end civilian attacks.

Four people killed in Turkey and Bulgaria and one killed in Greece following flash flooding with several still missing.

As the war enters its 560th day, these are the main developments.

A storm has devastated the southern state of Rio Grande Sul, the latest in a string of extreme weather events.

Tarrio, convicted of seditious conspiracy, gets longest prison sentence to date in relation to January 6, 2021, attack.

China brokered a rapprochement between Riyadh and Tehran last month leading to resumption of full diplomatic relations.

UN human rights chief Volker Turk calls on Dhaka to create a 'safe' environment for activists and civil society leaders.

The protesters had been involved in attempts to stop the construction of a new police training facility in the US.

White House adviser says Russia-North Korea arms negotiations are 'actively advancing', warns Pyongyang against deal.

Talks under way for the 'partial withdrawal' of troops amid frayed ties following July 26 coup, according to reports.

Pacific nation joins small club of countries with embassy in Jerusalem - the eastern half of which is occupied territory

The English city, home to more than one million people, admits it cannot balance its books.

Jasprit Bumrah will return to lead the pace attack after leaving the Asia Cup squad to attend the birth of his child.

The first Africa Climate Summit will address how to tackle the continent's climate change challenges.

Killings in Yatenga province came as army tries to retake territory from fighters to allow return of displaced people.