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Nike Canada and Dynasty Gold are alleged to have or have had supply chains or operations in China using forced labour.

CFPB has launched a crackdown on a range of so-called 'junk fees' that it says lenders unfairly charge customers.

Khartoum instead welcomes summit held by Egypt, widely seen as closer to the army than rival Rapid Support Forces.

At its annual summit, the alliance is set to expand as it faces new security challenges.

Migrant rescue group says it has lost contact with a large group of Black African migrants expelled from Tunisia.

Motion at UN Human Rights Council urges action over Quran burnings in Sweden that incite 'religious hatred'.

Havana says it 'strongly' rejects the submarine's presence, describing it as a 'danger' to sovereignty in the Caribbean.

Dozens more victims of 1995 massacre buried after recently being identified through DNA analysis.

New targets are to roll back emissions of freight ships that burn through millions of tonnes of dirty bunker fuel.

Police arrest dozens in Tel Aviv as demonstrators mass at Ben Gurion Airport and in Jerusalem against gov't legislation.

Judge rejects challenge to $69bn acquisition in blow to efforts to crack down on economic consolidation in tech sector.

Anticipated crossover bout to take place in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh on October 28.

Unseeded Ukrainian makes shock comeback over top seed to win 7-5, 6-7(5), 6-2 less than a year after giving birth.

Concerns have mounted over possible addiction to gaming apps and financial losses even as sector draws investors.

Russia proposes authorisation only be extended for six months rather than a nine-month compromise.

In a period of greatmalaisein the West, the Russian president has given the alliance new meaning, mission and drive.

France to deliver deep-strike missiles to Ukraine as part of increased efforts to help its counteroffensive.

Heavy rains washed out roads and forced evacuations in Vermont and other parts of the Northeast; more rains expected.

Foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova touts theory often raised by Moscow without any evidence.

Donald Trump is too busy campaigning for 2024 to prepare for US trial, lawyers say, asking for indefinite postponement.

Ankara supports Sweden's bid after it receives backing conditions from buying US F-16s to visa-free Schengen travel.

Wang Yi, the former foreign minister, will take his place at the summit in Indonesia, a spokesman said.

For the love of bats, and each other, one couple leads the way in bat conservation and research in Nigeria.

Russia has long objected to Ukrainian membership of the alliance. This week's meeting is stirring old arguments.

The former army chief's party lost May's election to a party challenging the royalist military establishment.

Development finance institutions should use their funds to help improve universal public services across the continent.

Europe's top human rights court rules double Olympic champion can appeal testosterone limit for female athletes.

If we are to have sustainable peace in Palestine, we should set the record straight on what's happening in Jenin.

Kingdom deposits money into Pakistan's central bank before critical meeting of global lender on $3bn bailout package.

Australia urges the nations to publish details of the police deal which it says will 'invite further regional contest'.

Azerbaijan says the passage through Lachin checkpoint is closed due to a probe into smuggling by the Red Cross.

Supreme Court to begin hearing pleas challenging government's decision to revoke region's limited autonomy next month.

The family fought settler attempts to take their home for about 45 years. On Monday night, security forces evicted them.

Hundreds of volunteers are helping rescue services to look for a boy who went missing in the village of Haut-Vernet.

War between Sudanese army and paramilitary RSF threatens an industry that provides income for millions, analysts say.

How one woman made a desperate cross-border sacrifice to build a better life for her family and get them out of poverty.

The chopper went missing in Solukhunvhu district, home to Mount Everest and other high mountain peaks, authorities say.

Jordan prides itself on producing 19 different types of honey, including citrus, eucalyptus and maple.

The market remains vulnerable to volatile prices, supply chain snarls and geopolitical tensions despite soaring demand.

Iceland has 33 volcanic systems currently considered active, the highest number in Europe.

Campaigners launch Twitter hashtag and Facebook page, calling for Gamal Mubarak to run for president in April 2024.

Russia's elites are distancing themselves from Putin, even if they won't revolt just yet, say analysts.

The owners of the island face charges over disaster that killed 22 people and seriously hurt dozens.

President is heading to Africa one month after a three-country trip to Latin America.

By 2050, after India and China, Nigeria is expected to become the world's third most populous nation.

More than 50 officials are accused of corruption over repatriation flights during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Five get life in jail over a trafficking case involving 11 people who died trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe.

Chau Van Kham, who had been in jail for four years on national security charges, has returned home to Australia.

Online news outlets claimed that Stanislav Rzhitsky was involved in a Russian missile attack on Ukraine that killed 23.

Executive tells Australian inquiry government-linked accounts will be identified on new Twitter-like platform Threads.