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Sri Lankan president's visit to India signals growing ties as neighbours agree to boost cooperation in various sectors.

Viral clip showing dozens of men parading around two women stripped naked and and assaulting them has triggered outrage.

The Russian nationalist, who criticised the way Russia is running its war in Ukraine, was taken from his home in Moscow.

Bennett was the last of the great saloon singers, whose devotion to classic songs graced a decades-long career.

Jury trial of former US president to begin on May 20, less than six months before presidential election.

Swedish telecoms company Ericsson also looking into reports that Iraq has suspended its work permits there.

Five-year tenure of national and provincial assemblies ends on August 12, with new elections to be held within 60 days.

Analysts say East Africa could experience food shortages due to complications from Russia exiting the grain initiative.

Lithuanians in towns near Belarus feel unsafe despite authorities bolstering border security amid ongoing Ukraine war.

Britain's governing party avoids wipeout in special polls seen as test of public support before next year's general vote

The person allegedly dragged two tribal women onto streets in May and later incited mob to rape and parade them naked.

Intense workloads, bullying, lack of support. Why are medics more likely to die by suicide than the general population?

it makes corruption legal.

A wave of extreme heat, wildfires, torrential rain and flooding has wreaked havoc around the world in recent days.

The US open their campaign against Vietnam as they seek a third consecutive title in captain Rapinoe's last World Cup.

Sweden's ambassadors summoned by various countries to lodge protest over incidents in Stockholm.

Guinea Bissau, which depends largely on foreign aid to pay teachers' salaries, made the decision on July 18.

Leaders to separately discuss 'Turkey-Palestine relations' and 'Israeli-Palestinian conflict' with Erdogan.

A one-time Afghan national coach and his former student are training women in Afghanistan virtually from Norway.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers prevents Austroid Corporation from acquiring Alita Resources after advice from investment board.

Who gets your WhatsApp messages, passwords and crypto assets when you pass? It's getting more complicated to die.

Prices in world's third-largest economy grew 3.3 percent in June amid expectations BOJ will stick to ultra-loose policy.

Analysts say food prices in Asia are likely to rise but the fallout will be limited for the time being.

White House national security spokesman says controversial US-provided bombs used against Russian military positions.

Tech giant says AI-powered tool is not intended to replace 'essential' role journalists play in covering the news.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 513th day.

Bill comes as Arab governments move to rekindle relations with al-Assad government after years of diplomatic isolation.

State-owned firm Petroecuador says it is investigating cause of spill that contaminated about 4km (2.5 miles) of beach.

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell says the funds will be spent over four years to help Ukraine fight Russia's war.

English giants sign 27-year-old Cameroonian from Italian club for $57m.

The northern hemisphere is witnessing unprecedented heat, floods and fires.

Evacuation orders issued for West Attica areas, as firefighters battle flames in various locations across Greece.

Canadian leader reiterates opposition to illegal settlements and urges Netanyahu to seek consensus for judicial plan.

Plea comes after Hugo Carvajal was extradited from Spain to US to face charges he coordinated drug trafficking.

US space agency says images from Hubble telescope show dozens of boulders floating away after collision.

As parts of Europe keep battling severe heat, we take a look at the causes and what to expect in the days ahead.

Visit from the former diplomat who helped normalise relations in the 1970s comes amid efforts to improve US-China ties.

Muslim nations have expressed outrage since Salwan Momika desecrated the holy book in Stockholm last month.

Putin's most prominent opponent faces new charges, which he says are fabricated to keep him out of political life.

BYD to spend $600m on new complex to build electric and hybrid cars, buses and trucks, as China and Brazil grow closer.

Warning comes days after the US sent nuclear submarine to South Korea for the first time in decades.

The superstar is already due to stand trial at the end of the year in Spain for allegedly failing to pay $16.3m in taxes

The individuals now face asset freezes and travel bans in UK for alleged human rights abuses in three African states.

Despite the ups and downs of the talks between Iran and Western countries, both sides are motivated to reach a deal.

Millions of children are experiencing gender-based violence in their schools. It has to stop - now.

The blast occurred on Wednesday in North Kivu province in the restive eastern DRC where multiple armed groups are based.

Nigeria and Canada, two talented teams who have underperformed at recent tournaments, will face each other on Friday.

Despite missing star striker Sam Kerr, a second-half penalty from Steph Catley was enough to give the co-hosts the win.

This is the first time an IMF programme has been linked to such a measure in Asia.

A 'day of disruption' in Israel and regional leaders in a frenzy of deals and talks - here's the Middle East this week.