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China's EU envoy, Fu Cong, says Beijing respects the territorial integrity of all countries and stands for peace.

South Africa's foreign minister made the comments during a meeting with her German counterpart on Tuesday in Pretoria.

Pro-Palestinian campaigners are lobbying British MPs to vote down the bill in July that would outlaw sanctioning Israel.

Calls grow for the Palestinian Authority to protect Palestinians against increasing violent settler attacks.

UNAMA says there have been 3,774 civilian casualties, including 1,095 civilian deaths, in violence since August 2021.

Purported audio tape from 2021 a crucial piece of evidence in federal case against ex-US president, reports say.

One of the world's largest religious gatherings has attracted more than 1.8 million visitors so far.

The attack on a Uganda-DRC border town has left residents in mourning and their Muslim neighbours scared of reprisals.

Commander of paramilitary force hopes the holiday would provide an opportunity for reconciliation among the Sudanese.

The move comes after India and the US said Pakistan's soil should not be used as a base for attacks by armed groups.

During the civil war, Israel sold weapons and backed the Sri Lankan army while it was committing grave atrocities.

Peru's anti-drugs commission says some 95,000 hectares (367 square miles) of land were used to grow coca leaves in 2022.

Ennosuke Ichikawa's parents were found dead in the actor's home in May, while Ichikawa was taken to hospital.

Analysts say successive governments have opted to kick the can down the road rather than take serious action.

Air exercises come amid growing number of intercepts between NATO and Russian military planes over Baltic and Black Sea.

Premier Li Qiang tells 'Summer Davos' delegates globalisation means countries must work together.

As the world hurtles towards climate devastation, countries like The Gambia, Costa Rica and Morocco are showing a fix.

Alpine nation's main intelligence agency says at least a third of Russia's 220 accredited officials are probably spies.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro also awarded medal to military rescue dog, Wilson, who went missing during search.

Killing in the normally peaceful Australian shopping district thought to be a gangland hit.

President Zelenskyy toured front line positions in the south and east of country, saying after: 'This is a happy day.'

Yevgeny Prigozhin boasts that his mercenary fighters gave a 'master class' on how Ukraine should have been invaded.

Orca confrontations with boats are on the rise, prompting humans to reexamine their impact on nature.

Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Robert Bowers, accused of the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in US history.

As the war enters it 489th day, these are the main developments.

Gualberto Ramirez Gutierrez was arrested on Sunday over charges of alleged torture and forced disappearances in Mexico.

Crackdown comes in the wake of a gang-related attack at a women's penal centre that left 46 people dead.

Several ceasefires have failed to stop the bloodshed and the conflict has spread beyond Khartoum.

Bereaved families, who have taken to the streets in mass protests, blame the Israeli police for inaction.

Russian leader praises mercenary commanders and soldiers who avoided bloodshed and says he will honour his promises.

Special rapporteur calls for accountability for past abuses and end to ongoing 'structural shortcomings' at US prison.

The EU offered Tunisia a 105 million euro ($114.5m) package to help it tackle a big rise in migrant departures.

Former US president said last week Indian PM Narendra Modi's government should do more to protect Muslims.

US president says NATO allies made sure there was 'no excuse' for Russia to blame the Wagner rebellion on the West.

Republican leader's plan calls to end birthright citizenship and send US forces to Mexico to combat drug trafficking.

Supreme Court ruling comes after civil rights groups had argued redrawn electoral map diluted Black residents' votes.

The administration estimates there are some 8.5 million locations in the US that lack access to broadband connections.

We have yet to see the full repercussions of the Wagner Group's march on Moscow.

Restricting narcotics production in the military-ruled nation has failed despite efforts at cracking down on the trade.

Anderson Lee Aldrich has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a 2022 attack that killed five people in Colorado.

Defence Ministry committee approves more than 5,000 new settlement housing units in the occupied West Bank.

More than 100 people are being tried in military courts after violence erupted following Imran Khan's arrest last month.

Party has its work cut out to raise investment, economic growth and wages while lowering debt and unemployment.

Bio, 59, is seeking a second term and is seen as the frontrunner in the race for the Sierra Leonean presidency.

Deaths reported in Indiana, Arkansas after multiple tornadoes down trees and damage homes, authorities say.

The UN General Assembly is to vote this week on setting up an independent institution on missing persons in Syria.

Sheikh Tamim calls for 'resolving differences through dialogue and diplomatic means' in phone call with Russian leader.

Lebanon's Hezbollah group says its fighters shot down an Israeli drone near the border with Israel.

A Rostov native recalls Saturday's spectacle as Moscow decides what to do with mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin.