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The United States proposed the two men meet on the sidelines of this week's Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.

Adviser to Ukraine's presidential office Mykhailo Podolyak said the demilitarised zone should be between 100-120km wide.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says legislation, which includes the death penalty, is deeply troubling.

Three astronauts, including the first Chinese civilian to go to space, will spend six months on the Tiangong.

Moves comes amid public outrage over photos of a party the younger Kishida held at the official prime minister's office.

Experts fear the misuse of AI to destabilise economies and governments. Industry can't be trusted to regulate itself.

Latest attack comes just hours after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy praises Ukraine's air defence units for saving lives.

Norwegian officials believe the beluga whale may have been trained by Russia's navy and is accustomed to humans.

As the war enters its 461st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Opposition leader Ousmane Sonko was diverted to his home after he attempted to lead a convoy of vehicles to Dakar.

Malaysia's anti-corruption body reveals Jho Low's alleged whereabouts after questioning of 1MDB suspect Kee Kok Thiam.

While some of US Congress's most conservative members are not happy with the deal, business groups gave it a thumbs-up.

Iranian reporter tried in a closed court on charges linked to her coverage of Mahsa Amini’s funeral.

The 15-year-old is accused of starting a fire in a school dormitory, killing 19, after her phone was confiscated.

Clashes erupt between police and local Serbs in northern Kosovo after new ethnic Albanian mayors take office.

Leader set to begin a third term after winning presidential run-off vote.

Mauricio Funes, who currently lives in Nicaragua, denies the charges and says 2012 truce was brokered by the church.

Appeals court sentences 14 others to life in prison for campaign including the beheading of Egyptian Christians in 2015.

The 'criminal conspiracy' case is related to the procurement and licensed manufacturing of 123 advanced jet trainers.

Nicolas Maduro makes first visit to Brazil in years as Venezuela sees better ties with region's left-wing leaders.

The Democratic president and Republican speaker are trying to win over lawmakers to the plan in time to avert a default.

Package imposes trade, financial and technology sanctions against Iran and stops Tehran from using Ukraine's airspace.

War inflicts widespread destruction on residential areas in Khartoum and adjacent cities of Omdurman and North Khartoum.

Tinubu inherits economy riddled with huge debt from predecessor Buhari, whose protectionist policies spooked investors.

Its new status as a national language in South Africa follows a long struggle against forces putting profit over people.

More than 16,000 people leave their homes as crews battle raging blaze near Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Temperature hits 36.7C in China's largest city as records fall across Southeast Asia and South Asia.

The visits come as global powers continue to tussle for influence on the continent of 1.3 billion people.

Government did not specify the groups the men were associated with, but said they had been planning to launch attacks.

Economic concerns and relations with the West lie at the top of Erdogan's agenda after presidential election victory.

Ashraf Mohammad Ameen Ibrahim, 37, dies from gunshot wounds after a raid by Israeli forces on the Jenin refugee camp.

Erdogan a political survivor, Kurds put off by nationalist rhetoric and other reflections.

The 51-year-old Argentine is tasked with reviving Chelsea's football fortunes after its worst Premier League since 1994.

Human rights groups say the state is not doing enough to find hundreds of Venezuelans who have gone missing in Colombia.

Abed Abdi, 81, is a Palestinian visual artist who was expelled from Haifa in 1948 and returned three years later.

From the economy to security, Buhari's legacy will be one of missteps and misdeeds as he hands over power, analysts say.

After India declined to tour Pakistan for the Asia Cup, Pakistan says it won't play in the Cricket World Cup in India.

Ronaldo ends his first season in Saudi football empty-handed but his move to Al Nassr had impacts on and off the pitch.

Russia's Investigative Committee says it is opening a criminal investigation into comments made by Republican senator.

Soldiers block off four town halls to keep back Serbs protesting against ethnic Albanian mayors taking office.

The new law, one of the world's strictest anti-LGBTQ laws, is in defiance of condemnations from international community.

The Israeli minister's visits have deep roots in religious Zionism. But his approach is now finding new takers too.

Erdogan received 59.4 percent of international votes, while Kilicdaroglu managed to garner 40.6 percent.

The Turkish leader won the presidency for a third time after a run-off vote on Sunday.

Tinubu, Nigeria's fifth president since the return of democracy in 1999, faces economic and security challenges.

Nepal's mountains captivate both adventurers and tourists and bring a vital lifeline to surrounding villages.

Prime minister says he will dissolve Spain's parliament after his party performed poorly in local and regional polls.

Yevgeny Prigozhin is a former convict and self-made oligarch who some now see as gunning for President Putin’s job.

Top automakers' dependence on steel steering planet towards 'climate catastrophe', environmental group says.

Japanese stock market rises to the highest level since July 1990 after the US finalises deal to raise the debt ceiling.