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Wisconsin's April 2 primary will be latest forum for a movement hoping to force Biden to change his stance on Gaza war.

Musician Alla Pugacheva, who is currently abroad, has criticised the Kremlin for its actions in Ukraine.

Rights advocates welcome ruling overturning Crystal Mason's conviction as victory in 'broader fight for voting rights'.

Teen receives Russian Muslim Medal for helping to save over 100 lives during the concert hall shooting outside Moscow.

Israel has ignored previous International Court of Justice rulings about its war on Gaza.

The Morena party and its outgoing populist president, Lopez Obrador, are raising Mexicans' 'revolutionary consciousness'

A Russian court meanwhile charged one more suspect in last week's deadly attack on Crocus City Hall.

Yusuf Ghaben drowned this week in the sea while attempting to retrieve airdropped aid to feed his starving family.

Media reports say the charges against the Democratic Unionist Party head relate to 'non-recent sexual offences'.

Experts fear law enforcement is using Marsy's Law to hide names and dodge accountability in cases of police violence.

At least 32,600 Palestinians have been killed by Israel since October 7, with 71 killed in the last 24 hours.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is saddened that Israel did not heed the ICJ order to prevent genocide in Gaza

Without online remittances, soaring prices and cereal production cut, Sudan is in the middle of a humanitarian disaster.

Some say it's 'game over' for creative professionals in the film industry.

Marc Lamont Hill talks to scholar John Mearsheimer about US foreign policy and its support for Israel and Ukraine.

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich is accused of spying, a charge the US dismisses as 'fiction'.

Protesters against the war in Gaza interrupted a major election campaign fundraiser for President Joe Biden.

Yellow Shirt' antigovernment protesters protected under the constitution, charges of rebellion and terrorism dropped.

As we mark Women's History Month, what does feminism look like when we recentre sidelined voices from the Global South?

Police arrest 51-year-old man for drunk and reckless driving after he crashed into Zuma's armoured state vehicle.

During Gaza war, usual crowds of international worshippers absent, and Palestinians face 'unprecedented' restrictions.

As increasingly frequent and ferocious attacks kill civilians, Odesa is calling for promised US air defences.

UN warns of deteriorating situation as M23 rebels continue to make gains, displacing hundreds of thousands of civilians.

The number of people killed in Israel's war on Gaza since October 7 has risen to 32,623.

The gruesome spectacle reflects the Philippines' Catholicism, which merges church traditions with folk superstitions.

New report says number of victims of gang violence has surged, calls for rapid deployment of UN-backed security mission.

Zuma's party says it will appeal the decision, which could affect its rising challenge to the ruling ANC.

Yusuf Ghaben was one of 12 who drowned, as starvation drives Palestinians in Gaza to take deadly risks.

Countries, rights groups call for surge in food aid to Gaza and say Israel 'must stop starving civilians and children'.

Attacks on strategic facilities linked to China surge, as the killings of Chinese nationals test Pakistan's government.

An 8-year-old girl is said to be the sole survivor of a bus crash in South Africa that killed at least 45 people.

Christians eat fish on Good Friday. But in Cape Town the fish is almost always smothered in a sweet curried sauce - and

Authorities in Velyka Pysarivka and surrounding frontier villages recorded 567 attacks over two weeks.

Attacks have escalated amid continuing war in Gaza and clashes with Hezbollah across Israel-Lebanon border.

I have no love lost for Zimbabwe's Emmerson Mnangagwa, but I will not celebrate the sanctions imposed on him by the US.

Move comes after meeting between Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa and UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini.

Opposition parties have questioned the reliability of electronic voting machines. But experts disagree.

Sanctions, in force since 2006, will remain in place, but mandate of expert panel will end on April 30.

Magazine known for photography of major 20th century events ceased print publication in 2007.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore warns of 'very long road ahead' to recover from deadly bridge collapse.

As the war enters its 764th day, these are the main developments.

An eight-year-old girl survived and was airlifted to hospital in serious condition.

Chinese state media's A Fractured America series shows how AI is beginning to shape Beijing's influence campaigns.

Regular protests have been taking place outside Australian firms making crucial components for the F-35 fighter jet.

The former president's passport had been seized as part of a police raid in February amid allegations of coup-mongering.

Advocates have long said census count has left communities invisible, but say change is only 'first step'.

The general elections are expected to be the most competitive vote since 1994 when the nation became a democracy.

A search and rescue effort in Baltimore, US is now a salvage operation as the Key Bridge collapse investigation begins

State's governor Ron DeSantis, a Republican, enacts the strictest measures yet in the United States.

Snapchat, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram are addictive and have 'rewired' the way children learn, educators say.