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Authorities say the number of people killed in clashes between police and opposition supporters has now risen to 15.

A feud between the government and the parliament has led to multiple dissolutions and elections in recent months.

The vote comes after President Umaro Sissoco Embalo dissolved parliament last year after falling out with MPs.

The Big Picture examines whether old prejudices against Indigenous people still hold the key to Chile's future.

In the state that Modi is building, no one – not even Hindus he claims to speak for – will have rights. Or a voice.

US Indo-Pacific command says a Chinese navy ship executed 'unsafe' manoeuvres near an American destroyer.

Regional governor says three of the five children wounded in Saturday's attack were in 'serious condition'.

At Asia security forum, Chinese defence chief says Beijing seeks dialogue with US and warns against NATO-like alliances.

Announcement comes a week after al-Shabab fighters stormed a base housing African Union peacekeepers in Somalia.

Protests continue despite prime minister's announcement that the contentious legal proposals were being put on hold.

An internationally respected former banker gets top economy job, powerful intelligence chief is named foreign minister.

Group of emerging economies calls for rebalancing of the world order.

US president signs legislation lifting the debt ceiling, averting a catastrophic default on the government's debt.

A recent event marking the Nakba at the US Congress shows Palestinians can no longer be silenced in Washington.

Down 2-0 at halftime, Barcelona came back to beat VfL Wolfsburg 3-2 at a sold out stadium in Eindhoven.

Analysts suggest the Sudanese army pulled out of ceasefire talks to launch a major offensive to retake the capital.

City one game away from a historic treble after Ilkay Gundogan scored twice to beat United 2-1 in the FA Cup final.

Nearly 290 people have died in the accident involving three trains in the country's worst rail disaster in 20 years.

Rescue ships Sea-Eye 4 and Mare*Go have been blocked for 20 days for flaunting Italian legislation they call 'unjust'.

Attack by man dressed in an Egyptian security forces uniform occurred during anti-drug operations.

Fighting has intensified in Khartoum as well as Darfur, despite US sanctions imposed in wake of truce collapse.

The US isn't the only country to set a debt ceiling, but it is the only nation to face brinkmanship over the issue.

At least 10 people have been killed in Senegal following an outbreak of violence after sentencing of opposition leader.

Turkish president takes the seat of power for another five-year term after he is sworn in at parliament.

For thousands of people in the eastern DRC, displacement in the latest M23 onslaught is another test of survival.

What the blockbuster series Succession tells us about the media world we live in. Plus, Indian reporters under pressure.

Train derailments are rare, yet collisions and accidents still occur despite efforts to improve safety.

Gabriel Yorio González discusses Mexico’s struggle to deal with economic disparity.

UNRWA provides services to nearly six million Palestinian refugees but is on verge of financial collapse, UN chief says.

Rescuers race against time to pull out survivors, as toll from train collision in eastern India mounts to 261.

Mercenary force boss Yevgeny Prigozhin says Russian defence officials planted explosives on route of Wagner's retreat.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin tells Asian security summit that lines of communication with China are crucial.

CIA Director William Burns emphasised the importance of keeping communication open between China and the US.

As the war enters its 465th day, here’s a look at the main developments.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva's push for more integration across the region will need to overcome major challenges.

US President is set to sign into law a bipartisan agreement to lift the government's borrowing limit, averting 'crisis'.

The sanction is the latest in a string of actions the US has taken to confront corruption in the Caribbean country.

Ajay Banga told employees his vision was 'to create a world free from poverty on a livable planet'.

About 10,000 people have been ordered to leave a city in Quebec, amid hundreds of fires burning across the country.

Guillermo Lasso's announcement comes weeks after he dissolved the legislature amid prospect of impeachment.

Rights groups say recent rash of abductions in Pakistan may be forced disappearances at the hands of the secret service.

Ousmane Sonko says charges are politically motivated to stop him challenging President Macky Sall in 2024 election.

The online retail giant's entry could cause major disruptions in US telecom which has some of highest charges globally.

The trip next week will be the top US diplomat's first to the kingdom since the Iranian-Saudi normalisation deal.

Streaming firms are exploring ways to stall new tobacco warning rules that will need them to edit millions of hours.

Rodolphe Jaar is one of 11 people arrested and charged in US for alleged involvement in Haitian president's killing.

The lack of charges in the probe removes one headache for Pence before his anticipated presidential campaign launch.

Leaders from both major US political parties say speech will be opportunity to speak to shared 'global challenges'.

Advocates greet funding for anti-Islamophobia education campaign in London, Ontario, as 'step towards positive change'.

Some 400 injured after two passenger trains go off the rails in accident involving another goods train.