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UN health agency calls for cheaper and more accessible treatments to help those trying to start a family.

The multimillion-dollar award is significantly less than previously awarded in the case, brought by a former employee.

Syrian state media says Tuesday's attack was the fourth of its kind in a week as Israel targets Iran-backed groups.

Governor Ron DeSantis signs bill allowing gun owners to carry concealed firearms without background checks in Florida.

Ukrainians have not been repulsed from the city, White House official John Kirby says, refuting Wagner Group's claims.

Artemis II mission, scheduled for 2024, is NASA's first manned moon mission in 50 years, a prelude to Mars exploration.

New UN report says officials should face criminal investigation, prosecution for their part in abuses against civilians.

Bodies of eight women, 13 children discovered after the landslide hit a river in the locality of Bolowa on Sunday.

Government has committed abuses such as torture, enforced disappearances in year-long gang crackdown, rights group says.

Kevin McCarthy's office confirms upcoming meeting with Tsai Ing-wen in California on Wednesday despite China's warnings.

Finland to become 31st member of world's biggest military alliance, prompting a warning from Russia.

Fears are mounting that Jewish ultranationalists are trying to alter status quo at the compound housing Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Palestinians, Israeli opposition worry about formation of armed force directly under the far-right minister's control.

Deal unites two of the biggest names in wrestling and entertainment and caps a months-long sale process for WWE.

The Israeli prime minister and his defence chief visited soldiers together later on Monday in latest sign of thaw.

Russia accuses Ukraine and the opposition of involvement, but Kyiv says 'the spiders are eating each other in a jar'.

Government cracks down on embezzlement that is believed to have cost it billions of dollars.

One site is near the hotly disputed South China Sea and another not far from Taiwan.

Charges withdrawn after opposition leader Odinga calls off Monday's demonstration and agrees to talks with government.

Dozens injured after inhaling tear gas as Israeli forces raided neighbourhood, arresting two other Palestinians.

The former US president is due to be arraigned, fingerprinted and photographed at a Manhattan court on Tuesday.

Playing games is serious business for artificial intelligence and the evolution of lifelike bots like ChatGPT.

Government critics see ban as part of larger crackdown on dissent ahead of voting in November.

Tehran has promised to retaliate against Israel but is focused in the meantime on diplomatic wins in the region.

Africa’s disgruntlement with the court's hypocrisy should not impede justice for Ukraine’s stolen children.

Two Palestinian men were killed by Israeli troops during a raid in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus.

Vetin Begdas reunites with her mother - who was assumed to have died in the quake - after a DNA test matched them.

A survivor of Chile’s Colonia Dignidad unites with a journalist and a lawyer to find justice and freedom.

Malka Leifer found guilty on 18 charges, including raping student during sleepover, sexually assaulting pupil at camp.

Despite the war in Ukraine, for Nelly Nelson, Lviv feels like a second home and a place where people 'enjoy life'.

El-Sisi meets Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as Egypt's economic woes deepen.

Bill passes lower house, now goes to the upper chamber and, if passed, would be sent to the king to be signed into law.

Northern Ireland is to mark the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement on April 10.

Yunupingu played a pivotal role in Aboriginal Australians' fight for ancestral land rights during the 1960s and 70s.

Gujarat court to next hear Congress leader's plea on April 13 over defamation conviction a year before general election.

Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci and three co-defendants are charged with war crimes in 1998-1999 war with Serbia.

Ban will not affect privately owned electric scooters, of which 700,000 were sold nationwide last year.

Christian pilgrims have participated in Palm Sunday celebrations in Jerusalem at the start of the Holy Week.

The necro-economy of Hindu nationalism relies on making history its most important site. Muslim shrines must suffer.

Police sources say there were no casualties after the bomb went off in a busy area of the affluent Mezze suburb.

Riot police deployed and mobile internet services cut in parts of Bihar after one person is shot dead in Bihar Sharif.

Price jump comes after news oil producers will slash output by about 1.16 million barrels per day.

Ukraine says its forces are still holding Bakhmut and that the fighting there remains 'particularly hot'.

The first quarter sales of 422,875 were a record for the company but fell short of analyst estimates of 432,000.

Move comes after Twitter owner Elon Musk posted disparaging remarks about the newspaper.

Move comes after President William Ruto called for dialogue to work through concerns about the electoral process.

Sadai Banowan station head denies any violation, saying there was no need for the closure and called it a conspiracy.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 404th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Russian envoy to Belarus says weapons will be moved to ally's territory despite 'noise in Europe and the United States'.

Southeast Asia's fourth-largest economy sees inflation hit 8.6 percent, far above Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam.