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As the war enters its 551st day, these are the main developments.

The media tycoon has been in jail for three years awaiting trial under the territory's national security law.

Genetic analysis confirms mercenary boss was killed after his aircraft went down in what appeared to be an explosion.

UN experts say the group now controls rural areas in eastern Menaka and large parts of the Ansongo area in northern Gao.

Move comes after months of debate over wearing of abayas in French schools, where women are banned from wearing hijab.

Country is moving to make the burning of holy books illegal.

Baghdad calls on people with information about burial sites of missing persons from the Gulf War to come forward.

Donation haul underscores how Trump's legal woes have been a fundraising boon for his election campaign.

It is the first such visit in six years since members of US Congress went to Syria led by late Senator John McCain.

Russian Pacific Fleet's largest warships participated in the joint naval exercise that came close to the United States.

A growing number of Jewish academics are using the term apartheid to describe Israel's treatment of Palestinians.

India's offer to South Africa is part of its attempt to raise issues concerning the so-called Global South.

Russian investigators say genetic tests have confirmed that Prigozhin was among the 10 people killed in the plane crash.

Far-right Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has a history of making outrage-inciting comments and provoking Palestinians.

The apology by family of William Gladstone comes as many descendants of African slaves have sought reparations.

In a hot summer filled with regular power blackouts, the Gaza seashore is the only escape for Palestinians.

Palestinians say they can barely get enough water to bathe their children, wash their clothes.

A white man armed with an assault-style rifle kills three Black people in Jacksonville in a racially motivated attack.

With its undying love for basketball, the Philippines is thrilled to be co-hosting the 2023 FIBA World Cup.

Jacksonville's sheriff says a white gunman who killed three people at a Dollar General store hated Black people.

Authorities say 57 others, including 39 firefighters, were injured in the explosions near the capital, Bucharest.

Prigozhin's demise may be an attempt to show strength but the world still sees weakness.

Rescue efforts are under way after what Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called a 'tragic' incident.

Chinese president visited far western region where the UN has accused China of possible 'crimes against humanity'.

As the war enters its 550th day, these are the main developments.

Elections commission says Mnangagwa won 52.6 percent of the vote compared with 44 percent for challenger Nelson Chamisa.

The two men and one woman were shot dead inside a discount store in the town of Jacksonville.

Voters fear economic disaster as incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa is returned for a second term.

Prigozhin's death will slow the Wagner machine in Africa but its value to military regimes will continue to be prized.

Japan and the UN nuclear watchdog insist the plan is safe while China and others disagree.

Move comes as thousands gather at a stadium in the capital Niamey in support of the coup-makers.

The 1963 march brought more than 250,000 people to the nation's capital to push for an end to discrimination.

FIFA committee investigating his conduct at the Women's World Cup final where he kissed a player without her consent.

The footballer returned a tennis ball across the net 637 times in an hour in one of his most exhausting challenges ever.

Ezzedin Kanan, 20, was shot in the head during a raid on Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank.

Faith Kipyegon, widely regarded as one of the greatest 1,500m runners, says she wants to venture into marathon running.

Power went off in many parts of the country on Friday, with Kenya Power attributing the loss to 'a system disturbance'.

The eighth crewed flight on Elon Musk's Dragon spacecraft has blasted off for the International Space Station.

Tokyo says fish tested in waters around nuclear plant contained no detectable levels of the radioactive isotope tritium.

Nollywood, long known for low-budget soapy romcoms, is now delivering action dramas. One star has shone the brightest.

A look at how ancient Romans coped with hot weather and how global warming has affected modern-day culture.

Somali authorities banned the platform, which young Somalis say the platforms is a source of livelihood for them.

Suspect Yan Petrovsky said to be fighter in the Wagner-associated 'Rusich' - the Sabotage Assault Reconnaissance Group.

President Ali Bongo is seeking a third seven-year term in office to extend his family's 56-year grip on power.

The Spanish squad will not play 'if the present leadership remains in charge' while the federation backs Rubiales.

The group invited six nations - Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia and Argentina - to join BRICS.

US and EU concerned with state of Tunisia's democracy but will ultimately retain ties, analysts say.

Critics have argued that the US has given into Iranian blackmail by agreeing to a prisoner exchange deal.

New opposition coalition emerges as doubts swirl about president's health, effectiveness, commitment to fair elections.

Museum's director Hartwig Fischer says that he did not take warning of theft from museum collection seriously enough.