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The trip – al-Assad's second to the oil-rich country in as many years – comes after a visit to Oman last month.

Disturbing reports of sexual assault in the Darién Gap reveal yet another horrifying aspect of border warfare.

Last year's polls saw opposition members clinch 28 out of 50 seats, giving them a parliamentary majority.

Al-Emadi will face a criminal trial following his 2021 arrest over embezzlement allegations.

What were the reasons given for the Iraq war, and how do they stand up today?

Anti-war protests swept across the world as millions demonstrated against the 2003 invasion of Iraq by US and allies.

Backed by the US and Jordan, the day-long meeting follows last month's talks in Jordan.

Police say up to 25 people were injured after a bus smashed through a highway fence and plunged into a roadside ditch.

Credit Suisse was caught in the turmoil spurred by the collapse of US lenders Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.

An undertaker and his family move to a graveyard after their apartment was damaged by quakes.

Partners caught on different sides of the yearlong conflict reflect on how it has affected their relationships.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 389th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Vladimir Putin, who flew to Mariupol by helicopter, drove around city and stopped to talk to residents, TASS reports.

The latest launch comes days after North Korea test-fired a suspected ICBM into the Sea of Japan.

TPLF names spokesperson Getachew Reda for presidency of an interim regional administration, party-run media reports.

Tentative agreement follows marathon talks between Serbian, Kosovar leaders and EU officials in North Macedonia.

The 29-16 win against England is Ireland's first Six Nations title since 2018 and fourth Grand Slam.

Magnitude 6.7 earthquake shakes coastal Guayas region, damaging homes and buildings.

Russian president charged with war crime by the International Criminal Court over deportations of Ukrainian children.

Italy legalised same-sex civil unions in 2016 but stopped short of granting gay couples the right to adopt.

Refinery strikes and demonstrations are held across France over anger at the government raising the state pension age.

An agreement allowing Ukraine to ship grain from its Black Sea ports was due to expire on Saturday.

Access to reproductive health protects women and girls, uplifts them and allows them to prosper.

Russian president arrives in Crimea to mark the anniversary of the peninsula's 2014 annexation from Ukraine.

The twice-impeached former US president allegedly paid hush money to a porn star before the 2016 US election.

Strikes on multiple fronts, including capital Kyiv and the western Lviv province, come hours after ICC's announcement.

Diplomatic relations to be upgraded to ambassador level 'as soon as possible', say foreign ministers.

While trans rights must be upheld, parents and feminists worried about their children must be heard.

Aishatu Dahiru is seeking to make history as Nigeria's first elected female governor, in Saturday's election.

Authorities say 'millions' of fish died in the Darling River near the small town of Menindee in New South Wales.

New governors are being chosen for 28 states as opposition continues to reject victory of President-elect Bola Tinubu.

A debacle with sports host sparks a furious debate about free speech at the BBC. Plus, what could AI mean for the media?

Court adjourns hearing in corruption case against leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party until March 30.

Wyoming's ban on abortion pills would take effect in July, pending any legal action that could delay that.

Former Tunis governor Kamal Feki was given the post, days after mass opposition protests took place in the country.

Several lawsuits have been filed to stop the conservative government from acting on a deportation agreement with Rwanda.

The finance minister has put getting Britons back into work at the heart of his plan for economic growth.

North Korean state media says the mass enlistment is in response to military drills between the US and South Korea.

Being vaccinated against COVID-19 remains a requirement of international travellers.

Most of KU’s community centres operate out of low-income areas of Karachi.

Pension reform protests are gravest challenge to President Macron's authority since 2018 'Yellow Vest' demonstrations.

US officials say surveillance flights over Black Sea have resumed despite Russia's downing of the MQ-9 Reaper drone.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 388th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Moscow says ICC charges against Vladimir Putin are meaningless with respect to jurisdiction in Russia.

At least 84 Palestinians have been killed so far in 2023, putting this year on track be one of the bloodiest.

Legislators say Trump family didn't disclose $250,000 in gifts from foreign governments received while in White House.

After the women's rights champion died in 2020, the US Supreme Court saw its conservative majority expand further.

The US ambassador criticises Security Council members for barring a webcast about alleged North Korean abuses.

Antony Blinken is the first US secretary of state to visit the West African country.

Charfeddine, a close aide of President Kais Saied, has appeared less frequently in public in recent months.