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As India braces for elections, the Totos, one of the world's smallest tribes, have little hope that they'll be heard.

Lee Hsien Loong says deal to lure pop star not 'unfriendly' to other countries in Southeast Asia.

US targets Mnangagwa, his wife and top government officials in overhaul of sanctions regime imposed in 2003.

Bezos has gained $23bn in 2024, while Musk has lost $31bn, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Collision occurred as the coast guard escorted a resupply mission to sailors on grounded ship at Second Thomas Shoal.

Lee's supporters hope her advocacy for ending the Gaza war will help her in California's Super Tuesday primaries.

Ex-CEO Parag Agrawal and other top executives accuse Musk of believing 'rules don't apply to him'.

Beijing sets one of its lowest targets in decades amid property crisis, slowing exports and population decline.

The court struck down a Colorado effort to keep Trump off the state's primary ballot for his role in the January 6 riot.

Vice President Kamala Harris meets Israeli war cabinet member Benny Gantz amid growing pressure over Gaza war stance.

Six months after party formed government in deal with military-backed parties, voters still hanker for change.

Hanoi is hoping to benefit from the push to de-risk from China amid intensifying geopolitical tensions.

Tens of thousands of Haitians flee their homes across the capital Port-au-Prince amid spiralling gang violence.

Palestinian group has repeatedly denied allegations its fighters committed acts of sexual violence during the attack.

Four arrests have been made after a Spanish travel influencer was attacked in India and gang raped by 7 men.

The US has vetoed three resolutions calling for a suspension of hostilities in Gaza since October 7.

Jewish Voice for Peace is determined to see a ceasefire in Gaza and an end to US funding for Israel.

Plea comes after Teixeira agreed to a deal with prosecutors over last year's leak of classified US military documents.

French lawmakers approve bill in a 780-72 vote at an exceptional joint session of Parliament.

The former Russian president says parts of Ukraine should 'return home' as he rules out peace talks with Zelenskyy.

The US president is showing no sign of altering his actual policy of unconditional support for Israel.

Seen as a conservative bulwark, Texas is hosting races that pit moderates against the Donald Trump-influenced far right.

Elections were the first since nationwide protests broke out in 2022 over the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody.

Members of the Roma minority face discrimination in Denmark. Those who turn to begging are criminalised.

Shehbaz Sharif has been sworn in as Pakistan's prime minister.

Top US court unanimously reverses Colorado decision to kick Trump off primary ballot over January 6, 2021, Capitol riot.

Sudan needs a democratic transformation, but one based on its unique needs, not those of the US.

Four-year-old Salma was shot in the neck and died in her father's arms, leaving her family only with memories, photos.

Thousands of inmates have escaped two of Haiti's biggest prisons after they were stormed by armed gangs.

Volker Turk says world must avoid conflagration of conflict, which could have repercussions for region and beyond.

Spotify says Apple prevented music-streaming services from informing users of payment options outside its own App Store.

Emaciated 10-year-old Palestinian child, Yazan al-Kafarneh, has died from severe malnourishment and poor healthcare.

A man was arrested after using a nail gun to attack pro-Palestinian protesters in Canada.

Kyiv publishes pictures of the damaged bridge deep inside Russia that was used to transport weapons.

At 47, the recent widow promises to take on her late husband's role, but there is discord among those opposing Putin.

Kremlin says the wiretap shows the German military is discussing plans to strike Russian territory.

Ruling comes weeks after brother Thaksin Shinawatra was freed from hospital detention on parole.

Opposition politician's visit hints at cracks in Israeli government and growing frustration in Washington over Gaza war.

An Indigenous mother rises in Chilean politics when she is caught in the crossfire of a polarised nation.

A delayed plunge into the game has not curbed Raza's enthusiasm to be one of Zimbabwe's greatest cricketers.

Public broadcaster Kan says Israeli President Herzog has called for adjustments of song due to political content.

US Vice President Kamala Harris has called for an immediate ceasefire' in Gaza.

Thousands of third-country nationals who fled Ukraine must leave the country, a court has ruled.

Nikki Haley is the first woman to win a Republican primary in US history, but victory looks little more than symbolic.

City-state's culture minister says grant given to pop icon 'not anywhere as high as speculated'.

Some 9,000 doctors walked off the job two weeks ago over government plans to increase medical school admissions.

Funds come after Philippine president told Australian Parliament he would 'not yield' 'square inch' in South China Sea.

Nikkei 225 gains as much as 1 percent after last month beating 1989 record.

At least 12 people reported dead as gangs pushing for prime minister's removal attack two prisons.

Kamala Harris says 'no excuses' for Israel not to increase flow of aid to Palestinians in Gaza.