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Iran makes sweeping pledges of cooperation after the head of the UN atomic agency meets top Iranian officials in Tehran.

The world's ocean are being threatened by issues ranging overfishing to deep-sea mining.

Dozens of schoolgirls admitted to hospital across several Iranian provinces, according to local media reports.

Macron says he would wait for the end of several peace negotiation efforts before considering such a step.

Kyiv's forces try to help residents escape as Russian fighters press to capture city in eastern Ukraine.

Ukrainians have many reasons to distrust Navalny and his movement.

Xi Jinping is expected to secure his third five-year term as president during the National People's Congress (NPC).

Probe continues to find out the cause of the fire, but the energy company says a pipe leak was detected before the fire.

Nuclear watchdog head Rafael Grossi said the talks could help restore the nuclear deal between Iran and the West.

UGTT Secretary-General Noureddine Taboubi expressed support for jailed politicians and activists.

Advocacy groups have documented an increase in attacks against sub-Saharan Africans in Tunisia.

Negros Oriental Governor Degamo is the latest to be targeted in the Philippines' long history of attacks on politicians.

Fire, violence and exultant settlers - Israel's occupation gets darker. Plus, journalism in crisis in Pakistan.

Guterres says wealthy nations should provide $500bn annually to help others 'trapped in vicious cycles'.

Opposition leader Kem Sokha, 69, was sentenced to 27 years on charges of treason and is currently under house arrest.

Station master faces life imprisonment if found guilty of negligent homicide after train crash killed at least 57.

Deadly storms generating snow and tornadoes roll through southern states and move towards the northeastern US.

The European Union plans to halt fossil fuel car sales by 2035 and wants to speed up the switch to electric vehicles.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 374th day, we take a look at the main developments.

With nearly half of Formula 1 fans now female, new initiatives aim to get women into the driving seat.

Court convicted Hong Kong democracy activist and barrister Chow Hang-tung, as well as Tang Ngok Kwan and Tsui Hon Kwong.

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says 'all hypotheses on the origins of the virus remain on the table'.

Biden's doctor has given the 80-year-old a clean bill of health after 'all cancerous tissue was successfully removed'.

Hundreds of thousands of people are estimated to be affected after two Category 4 cyclones hit Vanuatu in 24 hours.

Eighty-eight officers and employees have been released after violence broke out against the oil company Emerald Energy.

An EU official also said China providing arms to Russia would be an 'absolute red line' and lead to sanctions: Report

Two competing conservative events feature Republican rivals Trump and DeSantis as they look towards the 2024 election.

US president angers progressives by saying he will not veto Congress bill to block justice reform in Washington, DC.

Participants say poor living conditions and wages of $1 a day have pushed them to launch the weeks-long protest.

The High Seas Treaty has been years in the making, but disagreements remain over issues including benefit sharing.

A civilian and officer have died in violent demonstrations calling for Emerald Energy to invest in rural communities.

The country is awaiting approval of a $2.9bn IMF bailout package as it endures its worst financial crisis since 1948.

Volker Turk slams Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's call for Palestinian village of Huwara to be 'wiped out'.

Two children are among the victims and 50 other people have been admitted to hospital, fire official says.

Protests are being held against proposed judicial reforms, and wave of Israeli raids have killed dozens of Palestinians

Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Russian mercenary group, says the city in Donetsk is almost completely surrounded.

The services sector is now at the center of the fight against inflation as services prices tend to be stickier.

Officials say that residents of mountain communities in Southern California could be stranded for another week by snow.

Racial tensions are spinning out of control as many sub-Saharan Africans prepare to leave the country.

Access to abortion medication has emerged as a major battleground in the legal struggle over the procedure in the US.

South Carolina judge sentences former lawyer to two consecutive life sentences for murder of wife and son.

Government accused of rail safety failures, as several Greeks wait to hear if their relatives are among victims.

Constitutional crisis expected to be resolved after vote set from dates proposed by Election Commission.

What is the Wagner Group? What does it do? And how has the war in Ukraine shifted things for the group?

Prosecutors in Paris say the player was indicted by a judge and placed under judicial supervision.

Biden, Trump, DeSantis and the scenarios for the 2024 presidential elections.

Raisi did not say who the enemies were, although Tehran habitually accuses the US and Israel of acting against it.

Ukrainian authorities say mandatory evacuation begins for families with children and residents having limited mobility.

Bialiatski, Belarus’s top human rights advocate, was sentenced to 10 years in prison. We take a look at his trajectory.

Game-changing moment for women's sport as three-week event with the world's best players starts in Mumbai on Saturday.