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The Fed chief reiterated that the central bank would now make decisions 'meeting by meeting'.

The contract is a milestone for Bezos's space company after it lost a previous lunar-landing bid to competitor SpaceX.

A leading US university report says more than 4.5 million people have died as a result.

A US air raid in Syria may have killed a poor farmer with 10 children rather than al-Qaeda leader as initially stated.

Lead Republican negotiator on deb cap negotiations said talks have paused but White House said deal still possible.

On first day of G7 summit in Japan, US and partners announce new penalties aimed at punishing Russia.

Official death toll surges as the UN says at least 800,000 people in need of emergency food aid and other assistance.

Greece is trying to encourage entrepreneurs to invest. But days before polls, businesses say state stands in the way.

Laws restricting transgender rights have piled up in recent months, underscoring likely 2024 election battle lines.

Intercommunal conflict has killed hundreds in recent years in the ethnically and religiously diverse Middle Belt region.

A judge finds Marian Kocner not guilty of murdering Jan Kuciak and his fiancée in 2018.

China, Pakistan condemn India for holding the event in the disputed territory.

While attention has focused on the conflict in Khartoum, an uptick in violence in el-Geneina is terrifying residents.

Part grant, part loan, the money is drawn from the bank's existing projects for Mozambique.

On Friday, the Syrian president attended the regional bloc’s 32nd summit that kicked off in Saudi Arabia.

The leader of Forza Italia returns home after 45 days of treatment for a lung infection linked to chronic leukaemia.

Syrian president attends first regional bloc summit since suspension over crackdown on anti-government protests in 2011.

About 843,000 displaced internally and 250,000 have fled across Sudan's borders since fighting broke out a month ago.

Advocates ask how Mexico will handle expulsions, increased stresses on asylum system after end of Title 42.

A majority of cities affected by February's quakes voted for the ruling AK Party, igniting a wave of criticism online.

The men were accused of killing a police officer and two members of a paramilitary group during last year's protests.

Lahore operation could trigger more violence in nuclear-armed country grappling with political and economic instability.

Kishida may become the leader most singularly responsible for cementing Japan’s turn away from decades of pacifism.

Xi Jinping meets leaders of five Central Asian nations at a summit in China, calls for trade and energy development.

This Palestinian man still dreams of returning home, 75 years after his people were expelled from their land.

The ex-PM's muted criticism of vandalism at military installations comes after more than a dozen leaders quit his party.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in the kingdom where Arab leaders are holding a regional summit.

Up to 1,500 hectares burn in the Extremadura region with windy weather complicating efforts to bring it under control.

Interior Minister Bassam Mawlawi says he will arrest Salameh if the judiciary instructs him to do so.

Award-winning novelist speaks at a New York gala in his first public appearance since he was attacked onstage last year.

Militia attacks have been frequent in parts of the eastern DRC, where multiple rebel groups have been based for decades.

Clare Nowland in critical condition after police used a Taser when she approached with a knife and her walker.

Praia's annual music expo provides an opportunity for West African music industry stakeholders to explore new frontiers.

The Biden administration should be fighting against this grave human rights violation both at home and abroad.

As new season tips off, US women's basketball league faces questions over why its top stars must go abroad for more pay.

Many Arab states have accepted that Bashar al-Assad's government has survived in Syria, and want to return to normality.

Presence of Ukrainian president is likely to bolster G7 and NATO resolve to continue supplying weapons.

The Syrianisation of the Ukraine war is no coincidence. Russia got away with it once — and believes it will again.

Subjected to all kinds of racism, the gifted, plain-spoken orator became an inspiring role model for social justice.

HRW says Bangladesh 'shouldn't forget why Rohingya became refugees' and recognise that those factors have not changed.

India is sending more aid to Yangon, but communications remain difficult, hampering the disaster response.

Rescue teams working to reach towns and villages in northern Italy inundated by flooding.

As G7 summit kicks off, survivors of the 1945 atomic bomb caution world leaders about the human cost of nuclear weapons.

New study finds unsustainable human use has led to more than half of the largest lakes drying up around the world.

Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre says waves of up to 3 metres (10 feet) possible for Vanuatu.

Appeal comes amid concern strict intellectual property rules hamper the production of affordable vaccines and medicines.

The Institute for the Study of War says Ukrainian forces have seized the 'tactical initiative' in Bakhmut.

Host Japan and the US are betraying their climate commitments. Unless the G7 does better, the world won't.

Kenneth Elliott was taken captive in Burkina Faso in 2016 along with his wife who was released shortly afterwards.

As the war enters its 450th day, we take a look at the main developments.