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After two major wars and a recent lightning Azerbaijani offensive, the self-styled republic will be dissolved.

Republicans are investigating corruption allegations against Biden family in push rejected by White House as baseless.

The proposal comes more than a year after the island saw riots over the killing of independence fighter Yvan Colonna.

Mob ties the 22-year-old to a pole and beats him to death over allegations he stole 'prasad' or religious offering.

The sale of Arrow 3 hypersonic missile system is the biggest ever deal for Israel's military industry.

King lands at US army base in Texas, more than two months after he was detained for illegally crossing into North Korea.

India mourns death of the architect of the 1960s' 'green revolution' that ended chronic food shortages in the country.

Fund delays 'undermining people's efforts to rebuild lives', Guterres says during special UNGA session on catastrophe.

Rights groups say a climate of fear has been unleashed on LGBTQ individuals in Uganda since the law was passed in May.

Torrential rain pummels city still reeling from effects of devastating Storm Daniel earlier this month.

The West is reliable, Russia is equally reliable,' the Turkish president recently said, reflecting his balancing act.

US pollsters weigh in on the economy, Biden's age and more as the parties plot their strategies for victory in 2024.

Barca face investigation for suspected 'active bribery' as part of a probe into suspected refereeing corruption.

There is a reason why so many US officials get away with apparent bribery and graft.

A large funeral procession comes together in Hamdaniya, mourning those lost in a fatal wedding fire.

OpenAI has reintroduced the browsing feature to ChatGPT after temporarily disabling it in July.

Muslims celebrated the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad on Wednesday, a day of spiritual significance.

The ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 matches will be hosted at 10 stadiums across India.

A mass fire in Iraq, Saudi's foreign policy moves, surviving Libya's floods post-ISIL-here's the Middle East this week.

Dozens of students injured in violence after protests over alleged abduction and murder of two students, officials say.

Most of the wedding guests belong to Nineveh's Christian minority, but the tragedy shook the whole community.

A teenager dies as a window frame falls on him following the explosion at a warehouse near the capital's airport.

Appearing bigger than other supermoons, the harvest moon will rise with its ochre-red glory on Thursday night.

Authorities of the self-styled Republic of Artsakh order the dismantling of all of its state institutions.

HRW says firms are ditching old ships for scrap in dangerous conditions, killing workers who pull them apart.

Taiwan has plans to build eight submarines, which will be a key part of the island's strategy of deterrence.

Rights groups condemn sentence against prominent campaigner on issues of climate change and environmental degradation.

Japanese scientists have found between 6.7 and 13.9 pieces of microplastic in each litre of cloud water tested.

Overcrowding, lack of food and police violence plague the people who fled to Italy praying for a better life.

Candidates for 2024 nomination attack Trump for skipping the event as they talk immigration and the economy.

LIFF members deny the attack, and lawyer representing festival says a case will be filed against the accuser.

Moscow says US, UK had role in planning and executing attack by providing spy plane, satellite intelligence to Kyiv.

It kills 7 million people a year. New research shows it also raises antibiotic resistance and is linked to cancer risks

Notice to shipping comes amid rising tension between Beijing and Manila over disputed Scarborough Shoal.

Czech PM Petr Fiala says purchase of US-made F-35 fighter jets tells military allies 'that they can count on us'.

Military prosecutor says 4 arrested, 2 on run following reports that a coup attempt was thwarted by security services.

As the war enters its 582nd day, these are the main developments.

Leader Kim Jong Un says the constitutional amendment will help North Korea hold a 'definite edge' in deterring threats.

Back-to-back visits underscore significance of working-class vote in key states during the US presidential election.

Meta unveiled new AI products for consumers as well as bots and an updated virtual-reality headset.

Sylvain Itte leaves Niger after amid demands from the new military leaders who took over in a coup on July 26.

Washington says return of US army Private Travis King does not signal diplomatic breakthrough with Pyongyang.

Canadian prime minister says 'terrible mistake' violated memory of all who suffered under Nazi regime.

Palestinians and advocacy groups say Israeli authorities have long turned a blind eye to crime in their communities.

Indigenous 'Minga' collective urges action to stem a rising wave of violence in their communities across Colombia.

The case could also impact how new technologies like AI are marketed to consumers, experts said.

Supporters hail agreement to end strike as a victory, with commitments on pay, residuals and artificial intelligence.

Billionaire businessman Ruben Vardanyan served as head of the regional government for several months.

Part 2 of a People & Power investigation into Iraq's intensifying water crisis and how it's impacting rural communities.