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Sexual exploitation accounts for nearly three-quarters of 'obscene' illegal profits from forced labour, says UN agency.

Satellite images show the establishment of at least 15 new illegal outposts and dozens of new roads since October 7.

The British government's new definition of extremism is another attempt at thought policing Muslims.

Continuing air raids in the restive country's Rakhine state are reported to have killed dozens.

Argentinian police used pepper spray to disperse protesters marching against government cuts to community food kitchens.

Armed gangs attacked two upscale neighborhoods in the capital in a rampage that left at least a dozen people dead.

Rights groups say proposed rollback of 2015 law will overturn women's rights across the region as a whole.

Mongolian herders are experience extreme 'dzud' cold waves more often with little time to recover in between the UN says

Twenty Palestinians were killed in the early hours of Tuesday in Rafah, while UN warns Gaza heading towards famine.

The opposition launches its 2024 election campaign amid hope among supporters and cynicism from critics.

Japan's central bank begins unwinding one of the world's most aggressive monetary easing programmes.

The regulator will have the power to fine clubs up to 10 percent of their turnover for noncompliance with regulations.

Pyongyang has broken with much of its inter-Korean policy in recent years and ramped up weapons testing.

Tesla CEO dismisses suggestion his drug use could influence the perceptions of investors.

The 17th season of the mega-money T20 tournament begins on Friday with 10 teams vying for the title.

Despite myriad challenges, Haitians in US and Canada say they remain hopeful of a better future for Caribbean nation.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tells developers conference that computing is advancing at an 'insane' rate.

Critics say the criteria for new digital nomad visa are too stringent to attract remote workers in large numbers.

As the war enters its 754th day, these are the main developments.

The US president reportedly told Israeli prime minister that a 'coherent strategy' is needed to defeat Hamas in Gaza.

After expectation-busting showings in US states like Michigan and Minnesota, organisers outline plans for months ahead.

His long track record of promoting corporate interests has contributed to the struggles of impoverished Americans.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called a report on hunger in Gaza an appalling indictment' of conditions.

Niger was a crucial Western ally before a coup happened there last July.

Israel asks the UN court to reject South Africa's request for more emergency orders in the Gaza genocide case.

Bodies found outside capital, Port-au-Prince, as attacks by gang members have ravaged the country for weeks.

The former US president is appealing a New York ruling that he inflated his wealth to deceive lenders and insurers.

The attack comes days after an armed gang seizes 286 students and staff from a school.

US research agency finds no 'biological abnormalities' in US officials reporting incidents, but says symptoms are real.

The Supreme Court gives the State Bank of India until Thursday to disclose all the information.

The EU's Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell says that Gaza has become a graveyard'.

UN-backed report says Gaza's 2.3 million population is experiencing food shortage as Israel accused of provoking famine.

Media watchdogs decry Ismail al-Ghoul's arrest, demand his immediate release after he is taken from al-Shifa Hospital.

Reading is city's highest in a decade. Heat index measures what a temperature feels like, taking into account humidity.

The US humanitarian' strategy in Gaza offers false salvation for real starvation.

Russia's President Vladimir Putin claimed a record landslide victory in an election without serious opposition.

President points finger at US after hundreds of people demonstrate against food shortages and blackouts.

This abandoned hotel in south Lebanon is now home to dozens of families displaced by Israeli attacks against Hezbollah.

The Israeli army has launched a new attack on al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, raiding and opening fire on the facility.

Aid trucks are waiting an average of 20 days to access the enclave, the NGO says, as warnings of impending famine rise.

The heart of Afghan identity, the sport has evolved from rough rural pastime to a professionalised phenomenon.

Russia seems ready to increase its attacking army after Vladimir Putin was re-elected, leaving Kyiv little choice.

Allies of Russian president have been quick with applause but Western leaders denounce results as illegitimate.

Latest polls show 17 percent of Black voters would vote for former president today - more than twice the number in 2016.

In London, a city farmer battles to preserve her community's green sanctuary in the face of soaring costs of living.

Taliban claims to have fired across border following air raids targeting Pakistani Taliban.

Does the West risk charges of complicity by supplying weapons to Israel in light of its plausible genocide in Gaza?

Gaza Health Ministry says the raid on the hospital, Israel's fourth since October, has resulted in deaths and injuries.

Gaza officials report mounting casualties; Israeli military claims Hamas using medical complex to plan attacks.

The world number one becomes the first player at The Players Championship to win at TPC Sawgrass in consecutive years.