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EU suspends financial aid to Niger, while the AU calls on the military to return to their barracks.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 521st day.

MRH-90 Taipan helicopter and crew missing after crashing into waters off the state of Queensland late last night.

The ethno-nationalist political underpinnings of Black July still characterise the Sri Lankan state today.

US president says 4-year-old granddaughter Navy is 'family matter', not a political issue.

Latest military aid package comes as China takes an increasingly aggressive stance towards the self-ruled island.

Her remarks, which came as part of a lengthy Independence Day address, came as protests continued in the capital Lima.

Chief Raoni Metuktire, a well-known leader from the Amazon, calls for removal of 'invaders' from Indigenous territory.

Vladimir Putin is hosting leaders from the continent, promising aid and lashing out at the West.

This is the latest in series of comments from X's executives claiming strong traction in usage after launch of Threads.

The firebrand politician and presidential candidate has faced a number of legal woes in recent years.

Putin pledges to supply Africa with grain, promotes joint fight against 'neocolonialism' during Russia-Africa summit.

US senators call on Biden administration to withhold $320m in aid over Egypt's 'deteriorating' human rights record.

Military takeover comes just months after top US diplomat hailed Niger's significance to Washington in historic visit.

Moscow accuses Kyiv of firing missiles and wounding 20 people as Russia pounds a key front line in southern Ukraine.

Visa-free travel for Israelis to US would 'reward' Israel for decades of abuse against US citizens, advocates say.

Relatives of 14-year-old who was shot and killed by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank say he was 'loved dearly'.

Genetically manipulated females went on to reproduce without a male partner in a new study.

Former US president faces new allegations he moved to destroy security footage requested by the Department of Justice.

No consensus reached on several key points, including curbing emissions, despite record-breaking temperatures.

Reforms mark the most sweeping change to the US military legal code since its creation in 1950, the White House says.

Hassan Hamza preserves the craft of making the musical instrument in a country that has seen more than a decade of war.

Players say they are 'deeply disappointed' to lack long-term deal, but want to focus on football as World Cup continues.

Kidnapping and violent crimes are widespread, State Department says in latest travel advisory for Caribbean nation.

More than 50 people are found guilty of corruption charges over repatriation flights during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lloyd Austin's comments come at start of bilateral talks in Australia on defence, countering China in Asia-Pacific.

A former US defence secretary says that it's time to support Ukraine more strongly and get out of 'never-never land'.

Despite having led an armed mutiny in Russia last month, the mercenary boss has been seen at a summit in St Petersburg.

James scored the only goal of the game in a second 1-0 win for England.

Self-appointed leader says coup necessary to avoid 'the gradual and inevitable demise' of the country.

Judge says banning 2019 mass protest song Glory to Hong Kong would have 'chilling effects' on freedom of expression.

Even as Morocco liberalises some cannabis laws, the Rif continues to be a centre for illicit production.

As the world condemns the coup in Niger, analysts say the West still needs a presence there for an eye on the Sahel.

Two days after mutinous soldiers announced a coup against Bazoum, uncertainty remains about who is in charge.

The government says law will punish online attackers, but critics fear it will expand state control over social media.

Decades after the end of apartheid, severe inequality persists with around 40% of Black South Africans unemployed.

Qin Gang's mysterious removal and disappearance is unsettling for China's elite politics and Xi's image of 'stability'

Doksuri, the second typhoon to make landfall in China in less than two weeks, will move north.

Saridewi Binte Djamani hanged despite outcry from rights groups including Amnesty International.

The kingdom calls for a halt to 'disgraceful acts' after spate of Quran burnings in Copenhagen.

'Victory Day' parade in Pyongyang features Hwasong-18 intercontinental ballistic missiles and attack drones.

White House downplays differences over China and LGBTQ rights as the two sides pledge to cooperate on Ukraine.

The White House said the talks focused on efforts for a 'more peaceful, secure, prosperous and stable Middle East'.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 520th day.

Updated indictment includes additional charges for maintenance worker Carlos De Oliveira and valet Walt Nauta.

Supporters of the coup in Niger have set fire to the governing party's HQ as countries decry toppling of Mohamed Bazoum.

Russian president offers free grain to six African countries days after withdrawing from Ukraine grain export deal.

The investigation centres on questions of discrimination in the wake of the beating death of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols.

Soldiers remove President Bazoum, blaming him for deteriorating security in the West African nation.

Mexican president pushes back after independent panel said armed forces 'collaborated' in 2014 disappearances.