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Demonstrators chant slogans against former colonial power France and ECOWAS after military action threat.

The blaze erupted in the afternoon in a camp hosting people displaced because of flooding, regional official says.

Progressive candidate Bernardo Arevalo faces former First Lady Sandra Torres in run-off vote.

Police say they were forced to act after demonstrators suddenly attacked them while trying to break through a barricade.

More than 80 Christian homes and churches vandalised in a riot in Jaranwala in Punjab province on Wednesday.

Following July 26 coup, ECOWAS has been demanding the reinstatement of President Bazoum, who is under house arrest.

UN says 77 healthcare workers were injured and 30 ambulances damaged this year trying to assist Palestinians.

Spain become the first European team to win the Women's World Cup since Germany in 2007.

Police in Islamabad say both were 'wanted for investigation', following overnight arrest.

Salma Paralluelo wins best young player after Spain lift World Cup, while England keeper Mary Earps wins Golden Glove.

It is time Arab scholars challenge and reverse the decades-old erasure of Ottoman history in the Arab world.

Ecuadoreans set to vote for new president and parliament in election marred by the killing of a presidential candidate.

Captain Olga Carmona scores the only goal as Spain beat England 1-0 to win the Women's World Cup in Sydney, Australia.

Ahead of the August 23 election, multiple issues are at stake including Zimbabwe's long-running economic woes.

PTI leader Qureshi was detained over his alleged role in a cypher case, the interim government's interior minister said.

Prince William has been criticised for not being present to support Lionesses in their World Cup final against Spain.

Despite weakening, hurricane remains treacherous as it is likely to cause flash floods, strong winds and power outages.

The Argentinian captain scored a screamer as Inter Miami beat Nashville on penalties to win the Leagues Cup.

A UNESCO World Heritage site for four decades, the Old City has been classified as 'in danger' since 2015.

As the Women's World Cup draws to a close, some say a lack of diversity remains a significant issue for European teams.

Police officials say the labourers, working on an under-construction army post, were killed when their truck exploded.

Taiwanese officials slam China's war games around island as a bid to intimidate voters ahead of presidential election.

These are the main developments as Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters its 543rd day.

Abdourahmane Tchiani warns that any military intervention in Niger 'will not be a walk in the park' for those involved.

The fire was at a scale that has never been seen before in the Canary Islands, officials say.

Russian spacecraft is scheduled to land on the south pole of the moon on Monday to search for water and minerals.

Leaders of Japan, South Korea and the US agree to shore up relations in the Asia-Pacific region.

Out-of-control wildfires rip through western British Columbia, doubling the number of people under evacuation orders.

Excitement grows as the Lionesses get set to face Spain in the final of the 2023 Women's World Cup final.

Soldiers who overthrew the democratically elected president in July have quickly entrenched themselves in power.

Spain and England will meet in the Women's World Cup final on Sunday, but how did the two European giants get there?

Deadly shooting comes after a Palestinian man shot by Israeli forces this week succumbed to his wounds on Saturday.

Egyptian activist Ahmed Douma, a leading figure in 2011 uprising, has been granted a presidential pardon, lawyers say.

Women's World Cup final will be fourth major final in Wiegman's career, one of the most illustrious in women's football.

The two European heavyweights will bring the tournament to a close in what promises to be a close, high-quality final.

Fridolina Rolfo and Kosovare Asllani score to seal 2-0 third-place playoff win over tournament co-hosts Australia.

The myth of data as a non-rival resource needs to be abandoned.

The August 23 general election, Zimbabwe's 9th since independence in 1980. Here's a simple guide to the entire process.

One of the world's most advanced human-like robots discusses whether AI will outsmart humans.

China's angry response to Taiwan official's stopovers in US show relations are at all-time low, but how did we get here?

Jade Osiberu ushered Nigeria into a new age of web TV. Can she guide its film industry to new heights on a global scale?

Saudi Arabia, American private investors and celebrities are betting big on football.

Breivik, 44, is serving 21 years in prison for killing 77 people in shootings and a bombing attack in Norway in 2011.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov says US and NATO risk 'a situation of direct armed confrontation of nuclear powers'.

Chinese People's Liberation Army exercises were expected following Taiwan Vice President William Lai's stopover in US.

As the war enters its 542nd day, these are the main developments.

In a press briefing, the UN tallied 2,439 deaths since January, with 5,000 people displaced since last weekend.

President Joko Widodo's reported month-long cough has prompted government to address pollution; critics are sceptical.

Latex, sequins and glitter dazzled as competitors took to the catwalk for fiery dance-offs at Saigon's first 'ballroom'.

Milei assured the International Monetary Fund that Argentina would not default on its debts if he is elected, aide says.