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Former inmates of Zimbabwe's overburdened prisons say the conditions are inhumane. Activists blame government neglect.

Border controls will initially be in place until August 10 as a means to prevent further protests from far-right groups.

The film's a marketing success, but its limited vision doesn't apply to most women, for whom the world is grim not pink

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 527th day.

President Mohamed Bazoum calls on international community to help country 'restore our constitutional order'.

The world still wants to buy US debt, and the dollar's dominance won't be affected by the Fitch downgrade.

Hong Kong authorities are targeting the relatives of activists overseas in latest sign of alignment with mainland China.

Wenheng Zhao and Jinchao Wei, members of the US Navy, have been separately accused of sharing military plans and tech.

One of the bodies was found tangled in a series of giant buoys installed as a barrier, raising human rights concerns.

As fortunes were made or wiped out and budgets skewered, economists say it's time India fixed its supply chain.

Some features and dramas Warner Bros Discovery is well known for are on ice for now with no end in sight to the strike.

Former US president remains defiant in face of four criminal charges linked to his push to overturn US election results.

The ex-US president faces four counts, including conspiracy to defraud the US, for attempts to overturn his 2020 loss.

Blinken accuses Russia of assault on global food system, says hunger must not be 'weaponised' after Moscow quits deal.

Handfuls of pro- and anti-Trump protesters, hordes of reporters take in ex-US president's third arraignment this year.

The charges come as Donald Trump himself faces a court hearing on criminal charges for 2020 election interference.

High hopes in Colombia as six-month ceasefire with ELN rebel group comes into effect.

Regional migrant processing centres are part of a larger US-led strategy to deter migrants from travelling to US border.

The forests house bison, lynx, wolves and wildcats, along with many bird species.

Prime Minister Mikati told Palestinian President Abbas the clashes were a 'flagrant violation of Lebanese sovereignty'.

Celebrations as the team beat Colombia - and make it through to the last 16 of the tournament.

Passenger bus crashes off the highway into a ravine in western Mexican state of Nayarit.

Figures come as Brazil prepares to host summit with leaders of Amazonian countries to discuss rainforest protection.

Suspected Ukrainian attacks inside Russia this week have deepened insecurity building up since Kremlin assault in May.

Turkey had announced that it had killed the ISIL leader in April.

The tournament's first knock-out phase will start on August 5 and conclude on August 8.

Killings in a Palestinian refugee camp and Lebanon's wanted bank governor steps down - here's the Middle East this week.

On Sunday, the regional bloc had imposed severe sanctions on Niger after last week's overthrow of President Bazoum.

Court considers petition against a law that protects Netanyahu from being removed from office for 'conflict of interest'

Ceasefire, set to run for 180 days, marks largest victory so far in President Gustavo Petro's 'total peace' plan.

One man has been arrested after driving a car into a walkway and stabbing multiple people south of Seoul.

Goal by Anissa Lahmari gives the win to Atlas Lionesses as Germany are eliminated after 1-1 draw with South Korea.

Six unnamed people were identified as 'co-conspirators' over alleged efforts to keep the former US president in power.

At least 600 of the 43,000 participants of the World Scout Jamboree have been treated for heat-related illness.

The statement by Italy, Greece, Croatia, Slovenia, Malta and Portugal comes after heatwaves, wildfires and flooding.

US Department of State says Washington has always maintained the two neighbours should engage in dialogue.

Protest held after the government commits to granting hundreds of licences for North Sea oil and gas extraction.

Legal problems and Republican challengers are mounting, but former President Donald Trump still dominates.

In the wake of Typhoon Doksuri, extreme rain has battered the north, breaking a 140-year rainfall record in Beijing.

Poland's prime minister raises alert for possible provocations by the Russian private armed force present in Belarus.

On Niger's 63rd independence anniversary, protesters gather to show support for last week's coup.

Navalny, a thorn in Putin's side, could be handed yet another lengthy sentence on Friday on a slew of extremism charges.

Former US President Donald Trump set to appear in court in Washington, DC, at 4pm (20:00 GMT) to face 4 felony charges.

Generations to come will have to carry the weight of what Indians did - and did not do - as their nation was torn apart.

Prolonged uncertainty is raising questions over stability in Thailand, which has seen two coups over the past 20 years.

Violations documented in Sudan - such as rape and attacks targeting civilians - amount to war crimes, Amnesty says.

Right-wing Hindu groups allege Gyanvapi Mosque in Varanasi was built on top of a Hindu temple during the Mughal rule.

Government offices, banks, capital markets and private businesses will remain shut until Saturday.

City-state hangs 39-year-old driver over 54 grams of heroin despite international pressure to halt executions.

The UN's vision for the future involves giving corporate executives crucial say in decisions. That is dangerous.