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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.

More than 20 others wounded after the bomb exploded near Sayeda Zeinab shrine a day before Ashura.

US President Joe Biden's son faces a criminal case and investigations in Congress. Here's what you need to know.

Former president confirms a meeting between his legal team and the Justice Department, as Capitol riot indictment looms.

How occupation and the climate crisis have made Palestinians some of the most water insecure people in the world.

US president pledges to ramp up heat-related worker protections as more than 100 million Americans affected by heatwave.

Data shows sustained strength in domestic demand while inflation subsided considerably last quarter.

Guterres dubs heatwave across the northern hemisphere 'terrifying' as he calls for radical action on climate change.

One person remains missing after a blast in a grain silo in Parana state triggers two more, authorities say.

In a shorter list than usual, Nigeria's president unveils list of ministerial nominees two days before deadline.

Tunisia and Algeria are the latest countries struggling with intense wildfires amid soaring temperatures.

Nigeria defeat co-hosts to move into top spot in Group B alongside Canada. Australia fall to third place.

At least 23 people die after wind-tossed passenger boat overturns in Laguna Lake, near capital, Manila.

North Korea says it fully supports Russia's 'battle for justice' as it shows off nuclear-capable missiles to Shoigu.

Pew Research Center study shows negative views of China across the world, especially in high-income countries.

Deadly heatwaves are scorching the region and Sudan's war surpasses 100 days - here's the Middle East this week.

Israel has passed laws that codify bias against Palestinians but did not meet similar uproar.

Wednesday's events marks the fifth coup in the West African nation's history since it gained independence from France.

Feki on Wednesday told parliament that among the bodies found were 36 Tunisians and 267 foreigners.

At least 20 are killed after boat capsizes in Philippines; China, Taiwan issue severe weather alerts.

The general has been in charge of the presidential guards since 2015 and was a close ally of former President Issoufou.

The High Court upholds a legal challenge brought by Every Child Protected Against Trafficking against the Home Office.

O'Connor converted to Islam in 2018, a key moment of her life some say is not highlighted in tributes.

Niger plotters cited worsening insecurity in their takeover speech, a go-to reason for recent coups in the Sahel.

The visit comes as some hardline Israeli Jewish settlers promote the destruction of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Event held for first time in 34 years after officials banned it in 1989 when popular rebellion against New Delhi began.

The army said the decision was necessary to avoid fighting within the armed forces.

Netanyahu's narcissist fanaticism, and the anarchy and alienation it is producing, may prove useful to the Palestinians

Foreign Minister Hassoumi Massoudou says 'all democrats and patriots' needed to help make the coup fail.

Testimonies in the congressional hearings on Wednesday reveal government concealment of UFO programmes.

101 East meets the women wrestlers and boxers battling for their rights in and out of the sporting arena in India.

What happened in the 74th week of Russia's war in Ukraine?

The 26-year-old fled to Spain with her family after competing in a tournament without wearing a mandatory veil.

Fourteen private banks banned from dealing with US dollar for reportedly siphoning funds to Iran and money laundering.

The gifted Irish performer, who was known for her fierce and expressive voice, has died at 56.

Ethnic tensions between the mainly Buddhist Sinhalese and the largely Hindu and Christian Tamil minority led to the war.

South Korean tech giant's second-quarter results mark firm's worst quarterly profit since 2009.

Leaders from across Africa attending talks in St Petersburg, with food security and Ukraine war high on the agenda.

Anheuser-Busch says in statement layoffs will affect less than 2 percent of total workforce in the US.

US calls for detained president's immediate release as UN condemns 'unconstitutional change in government' in Niger.

At the Russia-Africa Summit, the continent must resist Putin's lies. Russia can no longer offer what Africa needs.

In first visit to PNG, Pentagon boss says Washington's goal is to strengthen Pacific nation's ability to defend itself.

Court imposes gag order on FTX founder after prosecutors accuse him of witness tampering.

Taiwan issues warnings of floods and landslides after powerful storm unleashes devastation in northern Philippines.

Not right away. But if the mood for talks grows, Africa and China hold advantages that could make them vital mediators.

The new law will impose a tax on each transaction on digital platforms to fund welfare scheme for gig workers.

Sergei Shoigu's visit comes as North is marking anniversary of armistice that ended fighting in the 1950-53 Korean War.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 519th day.

El Salvador's justice minister says up to 900 alleged gang members could be prosecuted at once under the new law.