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Safety standards in Southeast Asian country's nickel mining industry are under scrutiny after spate of fatal accidents.

The Wedgetail, with as many as 100 crew and support staff, will operate from Germany for at least six months.

Zaporizhia Governor Yuriy Malashko says Russian attack on school where humanitarian aid distributed a 'war crime'.

Second-largest gov't-owned bank linked mobile numbers of strangers to boost app registrations, compromising security.

Gal Luft, who is a US and Israeli citizen, was arrested in Cyprus in February but fled after he was granted bail.

UN expert says some 800,000 Palestinians, including children as young as 12, detained by Israel since 1967 occupation.

Notorious for sparking violent protests, an international beauty pageant returns to India.

As the conflict enters its 503rd day, these are the main developments.

Authorities say the violence in the city of Toluca, near Mexico's capital, was possibly linked to business conflicts.

Senator Tommy Tuberville has blockaded nearly 265 military confirmations to protest the Pentagon's abortion stance.

The training, which includes midair refueling and 'long range strategic striking', comes amid tensions with Iran.

Two high-profile US visitors have been to Beijing in the past month amid US-China tensions.

While questions about weapons provision to Ukraine continue to be debated by NATO, the country's leader seems confident.

Fans booed Belarusian player after she didn't go to the net to shake hands with Ukrainian counterpart.

Anti-government protesters are trying to stop a bill from passing that would limit the power of Israel's Supreme Court.

Lawyer for young adult at centre of BBC scandal tells broadcaster sex photo claims are 'rubbish'.

Ex-leader Moussa Dadis Camara and 10 other former officials accused in killings of 156 people and at least 109 rapes.

Two other vessels carrying dozens of people who travelled from Senegal remain missing, aid group says.

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg announces that President Erdogan agrees to forward Sweden's bid to Turkey's parliament.

Environmentalists warn deep-sea mining could cause major damage to ecosystems that scientists know little about.

IGAD agrees to request a summit of Eastern Africa Standby Force for humanitarian access and 'protection of civilians'.

This is worrying news for the planet,' World Meteorological Organization says.

Disgraced doctor convicted of sexual abuse is stabbed multiple times but is reportedly in stable condition.

Bilal Qadah, 33, was killed at a checkpoint in Deir Nidham as violence in the West Bank intensifies.

There's no end in sight to the war in Sudan and the country is close to collapse.

India has made chipmaking top priority for its economic strategy and this pullout is a blow to efforts to get investors.

South African authorities have promised to tackle illegal mining after gas kills 17 people, including three children.

Palestinians sift through the wreckage of their destroyed homes and of their damaged psyches.

NATO leaders will meet in Lithuania to discuss Russia's aggression and overcome differences over the bloc's enlargement.

Independent Russian media shed light on one of Moscow's closest-held secrets.

The pipeline, which has been criticised by environmental groups, passes through ecologically sensitive areas in Uganda.

The agreement signals a strategic win for China as competition with the US for influence over Pacific nations heats up.

Russia appears to be trying to take control of the narrative around the Wagner Group, after last month's mutiny.

Turkish leader says EU should open the way for Turkey's accession to the bloc before Ankara approves Sweden's NATO bid.

The widely condemned use of cluster bombs can be traced back to the second world war.

Torrential rain pounding Japan triggered floods and mudslides, killing two people while six others were missing.

The 33-year-old rapper was among thousands who protested against the govm't after Mahsa Amin died in police custody.

Weather forecasters warn of potentially dangerous cold temperatures as rare snowfall dusted parts of South Africa.

Dicko, a salesman constantly on the move, is seeking greener pastures not in Europe but much closer to his native Mali.

African migration is often seen through the lens of movements towards Europe. This series takes a different route.

Launched by Meta as a rival to Twitter, Threads has become the fastest-growing consumer app, data tracking sites say.

A dramatic drop in foreign workers' remittances signals a further blow to the economy as Islamabad seeks an IMF bailout.

Tinubu hascalled for swift action against insecurity and coups which he said had reached an 'alarming proportion'.

Clashes between Meitei and Kuki-Zo tribes continue even after two months, with over 140 dead and thousands displaced.

The detention brings the total number of people rounded up in an espionage probe to 15, the interior minister says.

The soldiers will take part in the Talisman Sabre drills for the first time amid tensions with China in the region.

Some of the abuses are sexual in nature, in addition to being beaten, handcuffed and blindfolded, a report says.

Rutte's decision marks the end of his run as the longest-serving government leader in Dutch history.

Climate scientists say the record-setting heat is poised to continue as the planet keeps warming.

There were no surprises during Sunday's snap election as Shavkat Mirziyoyev stormed to a landslide victory.