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President Mnangagwa, elected president in 2018 after a military coup, is seeking a second term in office.

Dresden regional court convicts a woman and three accomplices of membership in a criminal group attacking neo-Nazis.

UN judges bring to end the longest-running war crimes prosecution dating back to the Balkan wars.

The United States has the world's largest national debt at $31.4 trillion.

Conflict poses threat to Chad and wider Sahel amid fears over arms proliferation and returning fighters, analysts say.

Countless lives can be saved by putting national interests aside and spearheading a fossil fuel phase-out at COP28.

More than 5,000 South Sudanese have been killed or injured by land mines and unexploded ordnance since 2004.

President Touadera has been accused of seeking tenure elongation despite constitutional limits of two four-year terms.

China accounts for half of global electric vehicle sales and is the site of Tesla's first factory outside the US.

The talks took place on May 12, and it included a meeting between the Taliban's supreme leader and the Qatari PM.

On Sunday, Turkish voters reaffirmed their support for President Erdogan's vision for global peace and stability.

Tensions began after ethnic Albanian officials won a local election that was boycotted by ethnic Serbs.

Analysts: Abu Dhabi wants more action from Washington to protect shipping lanes, seeks to diversify security relations.

A controversial announcement in Tinubu's inaugural speech has set off a chain of events in Africa's largest economy.

Djokovic's comments 'may result in raising the level of tension and violence between Serbia and Kosovo', official says.

After years of conflict and the effects of climate change, the number of displaced people has reached 3.8 million.

Incident between planes over the South China Sea the latest in a series of confrontations between China and the US.

Lost between two continents, Priyangika starts a quest to uncover the truth about her adoption.

Israeli sources deny involvement in the explosion at a PFLP-GC base near the Syrian border.

Rights group says practice violates international law after ex-PM Imran Khan's supporters handed over to army for trial.

Dahal will seek long-term deal to export hydroelectric power and open new air routes through India during visit.

Three young Moroccan amateur footballers dream of one day turning professional against the odds.

Growing up in St Petersburg, Russia's leader was fascinated with prison songs and sambo, a form of wrestling.

The statute of limitations on prosecuting child sexual abuse makes children’s rights a postcode lottery.

Inaugural Korea-Pacific Islands Summit comes amid Seoul's concerns over China's growing influence in Indo-Pacific.

Luis Stitzinger reached the world's third-highest peak without supplemental oxygen, but went missing during descent.

The army and the paramilitary group RSF had agreed to extend a weeklong ceasefire deal by a further five days.

President Putin casts the attack as an attempt to intimidate Moscow residents and says air defences will be improved.

Kuwait Petroleum Corporation CEO says outlook for China's oil consumption 'encouraging' despite headwinds.

Saudi Arabia's Rayyanah Barnawi, a biomedical scientist in cancer research. became the first Arab woman sent into orbit.

Dr Alaa Nogod, a prominent figure in Sudan's protest movement, was taken amid continued fighting in the country.

Russian mercenary force boss Yevgeny Prigozhin issued expletive-laden statement criticising failure to protect Moscow.

Warning follows open letter earlier this year that called for a six-month pause on AI development.

Kee's death comes after anti-graft body said he had confirmed the whereabouts of Malaysian financier Jho Taek Low.

Enforcement officers find 100 unexploded artillery shells and rusted piles of metal on board dredger in South China Sea.

NATO aircraft and troops from Norway, the UK, US and Sweden are participating in arctic exercises

As the war enters its 462nd day, here's a look at the main developments.

The Florida governor hits the road for a three-state swing, rallying support for the Republican presidential nomination.

Much trumpeted launch confirmed to have failed after South Korea reported the rocket disappeared from radar early.

The US has accused a Chinese military jet of flying too close to its aircraft, causing dangerous turbulence.

A 14-year-old girl injured in the fire has died in intensive care, as the teenage arson suspect faces murder charges.

Carlos Moore, lawyer for 11-year-old Aderrien Murry, says he hopes his client will be a 'catalyst' for US police reform.

Clashes have resumed on the outskirts of Sudan's greater capital, despite a five-day truce extension.

Grossi calls on Ukraine and Russia to respect five principles to safeguard Ukraine's nuclear plant.

Lawyers for suspect Robert Bower acknowledge that he entered the synagogue with the intention of killing Jews.

Top US diplomat urges Turkey to approve Sweden accession to alliance, says Washington committed to Stockholm's security.

China's foreign ministry quoted Musk as saying he wanted to expand business in China and opposed a decoupling.

The former first lady continues to live at home with her husband, former President Jimmy Carter, in Plains, Georgia.

Interior Minister accused ex-PM of personally planning the attacks on military installations after his arrest on May 9.

Bola Tinubu takes over at a time of political division and economic difficulties.