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Tunisia has a complex history with Black refugees and migrants, as well as its own native Black population.

French defender, 28, breaks down in tears after he is found not guilty of one count of rape and one of attempted rape.

Tens of millions of people under heat warnings as high temperatures illustrate perils of warming climate.

Firefighter dies battling blaze in British Columbia, union says, as more than 900 fires are still burning across Canada.

Country endured 28 mass killings - a total of 140 victims - amid uptick in gun violence and calls for stricter laws.

The Belarusian defence ministry says the Russian mercenary group is working with its troops near the town of Asipovichy.

Peace Now said that Israel has approved the construction of almost 13,000 housing units in illegal settlements.

Museveni says DR Congo's Joseph Kabila gave ISIL-aligned ADF 'free tenancy' in North Kivu and Ituri.

The Kenyan president is facing the consequences of confusing a parliamentary majority for popular legitimacy.

New York-based rights group reports six attacks in the Gao region and two in Menaka between January and June.

After his party's severe losses in local polls, Spain's prime minister brought forward the national vote by four months.

The military was deployed to four South African provinces, including KwaZulu-Natal where former President Zuma is from.

Indian leader also awarded the French government's highest honour in a visit marked by high-profile defence deals.

Bill decried by Russia's transgender community will now head to the upper chamber before being signed by Putin.

Sall's decision to not run for office in 2024 has calmed Senegal but raised questions about his successor and democracy.

The Chandrayaan-3 mission is designed to deploy a lander and rover near the moon's south pole around August 23.

It is the first such strike since 1960 when actor - and future US president - Ronald Reagan led the protests.

The revered director has said How Do You Live will be his last film, but there has been virtually no publicity.

Ong Beng Seng's company says the billionaire is cooperating with authorities in rare high-profile investigation.

Job Tawengwa has lived on the road for about 25 years in his job defusing unexploded ordnances.

Fans at a purpose-built stadium in Texas treated to the familiar sight of big sixes and non-stop action.

Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says China's police will add to support provided by Australia and New Zealand.

Syria says UN aid deliveries would have to be 'in full cooperation and coordination with the Syrian Government'.

Anwar Ibrahim says carmaker will establish headquarters in state of Selangor later this year.

Amid raids, settler attacks and incursions into their homes, many young Palestinians want to join the fight.

Chaima Issa and Lazhar Akremi released nearly 5 months after arrest for allegedly conspiring against state security.

Killings by alleged state forces in the rural Philippines are getting more frequent and more bloody.

Michele Bullock will take over as governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia in September.

In Jakarta, ASEAN reiterates need for unified response to end crisis amid Thai attempts to 're-engage' with generals.

Putin claims Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin rejected offer of fighters serving in Russia after mutiny.

US Federal Trade Commission asks startup to provide information about safeguards amid reports of defamatory content.

Russian president also warns that Western weapons supplied to Kyiv only prolonged war and would not change its outcome.

It could heIp Pakistan stabilise the economy, but might not improve the government's popularity.

If successful, India will join just three other countries that successfully landed a spacecraft on the moon.

As the conflict enters its 506th day, these are the main developments.

World Health Organisation says sweetener in diet drinks and other foods is possible cause of cancer but still safe.

A shrinking Japanese population is fueling a trend of urbanites buying up cheap vacant homes in the countryside.

Prison officials accused of extrajudicial killings and torture with thousands arrested for their opposition to the coup.

Juan Carlos Varela Rodriguez has been accused of participation in the Odebrecht scandal, swapping bribes for contracts.

Alex Mashinsky was charged with seven criminal counts - including securities fraud, commodities fraud and wire fraud.

The strike is first joint action between actors and writers in 60 years, bringing major studio projects to a standstill.

Officials urge residents to plan for scorching heat and advise against hiking or being outside for long durations.

International Criminal Court's jurisdiction in Sudan is limited to Darfur under 2005 UN Security Council resolution.

Sixth-seeded Tunisian defeats Belarusian for a place in her second consecutive Wimbledon final.

Tunisia is facing an unprecedented migration crisis, having replaced Libya as a main departure point.

Presidential candidate Sandra Torres has paused her campaign in solidarity with progressive rival Bernardo Arevalo.

Fears of an escalation between Israel and Lebanon have been rising over the past few months.

The Egyptian government hosts a regional summit, but the warring sides are not invited.

Poorly paid and stretched thin during gruelling wildfire seasons, firefighters warn of 'devastating' wave of departures.

Opposition brands killing a 'political assassination' as government expresses shock and orders a probe.