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Russian rear Admiral Oleg Gurinov said the protest was made to the US-led coalition in Syria over actions by US troops.

Pro-Russia and anti-Western media coverage hampers Chinese public's understanding of the reality of war in Ukraine.

A panel of experts in Mexico has denounced shortcomings in the investigation of 43 missing Ayotzinapa college students.

Case could decide whether Obamacare can require insurance providers to cover preventive services for cancer and HIV.

The rare ruling is the latest twist in an ongoing legal battle between Afghan and US couples for three-year-old girl.

Visit comes as another powerful spring storm sweeps across US South and Midwest, threatening further extreme weather.

Loan is part of a broader $115bn international support package to help the country meet urgent funding needs.

Elon Musk and many other tech experts call for a six-month pause on AI systems.

The Vatican said the 86-year-old pontiff had a pizza and baptised a baby after recovering from a bout of bronchitis.

Authorities report a spike in seismic activity, including rock fracturing and earthquakes, around the snow-capped peak.

California will require nearly half of all heavy truck sales to be electric by 2035 as the state aims to cut emissions.

The drought-hit country announced other tight restrictions on water usage as it braces for another baking summer.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez praises parts of China's 12-point proposal to end the Russia-Ukraine war.

Italy is the first Western country to take such action against the popular artificial intelligence chatbot.

Manhattan district attorney's office reiterates that Republicans in Congress have no right to intervene in a local case.

Massive takeover deal, first struck in 2021, faced challenges from Canada's antitrust agency and consumer advocates.

Players from both countries will be able to compete as 'neutral' athletes if they meet certain conditions.

Washington's criticism of Israel not about Palestinians but can lead to questioning of US-Israel ties, analysts say.

Women and children die when people panic and push each other to collect food in Karachi, officials say.

Former Yorkshire player Azeem Rafiq went public in 2020, saying he had been the victim of racial harassment.

Pistorius became world famous at the 2012 Paralympic Games, a year before killing Reeva Steenkamp.

Russia's main ally ups the ante and rails at the West in an hours-long televised address.

A look at the key figures at the centre of former US President Donald Trump’s New York criminal case.

Advocates say farmers are ‘going hungry’ as the illicit drug market shifts to synthetic products and other countries.

All the key questions surrounding former US president's legal case answered.

Turkey becomes the final member to ratify Finland's application to join the bloc as Sweden's path remains unclear.

Hundreds take part in annual commemorative event demonstrating Palestinian commitment to resisting Israeli occupation.

The hijacked ship has been found abandoned, but an unknown number of its crew is still missing.

The charges come as Trump seeks the Republican nomination to run again in 2024.

The proposed bill to criminalise identifying as LGBTQ is already making life harder for sexual minorities in Uganda.

Matiullah Wesa, an advocate for girls' education, is arrested as the Taliban cracks down on women's rights activists.

Four found guilty of failing to properly check accounts of Sergei Roldugin, a concert cellist and ally of the president.

The mother of 14 prepares a trio of dishes that are essential for her family's Ramadan table.

The Republican attacks on so-called 'woke education' are adding to the existing burdens on university lecturers like me.

A controversial article sparked street demonstrations in Belgrade, which mobilised women to fight for bigger change.

Chief of Ukraine’s Center for Civil Liberties says international law needs to help Ukraine now, rather than post-war.

'It is absolutely impossible to stabilise a banking system which has been built, designed almost, to be unstable.'

South Korean authorities base their report on testimony collected from more than 500 North Koreans who fled the country.

Chinese-Australian Cheng Lei has yet to receive a verdict after more than two and a half years in detention.

Kenyan farmers say they need aid to keep growing the stimulant prized across East Africa and parts of the Middle East.

Tel Aviv fired 'sprays of missiles' overnight, hitting a site near the Damascus countryside, SANA reported.

Britain has agreed to join the 11-country CPTPP, described by PM Sunak's office as biggest trade deal since Brexit.

Authorities say they are waiting for the results of post-mortem and toxicology tests to determine the causes of death.

It doesn't matter if Trump weaponises his indictment. This is a moment to celebrate.

Tokyo's move aligns it with a US push to curb China's ability to make advanced chips.

Cricket version of substitute players, two playing 11s to pick from and DRS calls for wide and no-balls in new-look IPL.

Seven months after catastrophic deluge destroyed homes and crops, millions of women continue to live in debt and penury.

Incident occurred as devotees gathered in Madhya Pradesh state's Indore city to celebrate Hindu festival of Ram Navami.

Big-name US newspapers give mixed reaction to historic indictment of former president.

Trump is expected to turn himself in to authorities next week, but when exactly he will do that is not yet known.