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Digital rights groups say social media giants have restricted, suspended accounts of Palestinian journalists, activists.

Kaamil Ahmed, a British journalist, on his new book about the Rohingya's extraordinary suffering.

A community in northeast Nigeria, devastated by Boko Haram, is rebuilding a remarkable story of resilience and hope.

US secretary of state to meet with counterparts of five Central Asian countries on visits to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Philippine president says country's boundaries being called into question just weeks after public dispute with China.

HRW says Manama still committing widespread rights violations as it seeks to 'display image of reform and tolerance'.

Counting has been under way since polls closed on Sunday, with the final tally expected within five days.

Federal agency investigates people smugglers after two recent incidents of Pakistanis drowning on their way to Europe.

Human Rights Watch says Kais Saied's government has taken away the independence of the judiciary.

Pirouz, meaning 'victor', had become a symbol of hope for many amid crushing social and economic pressures.

Messi named men's player of the year after leading Argentina to World Cup glory; Putellas wins best women player award.

Brazilian authorities deploy helicopters over the Amazon jungle in search of clandestine gold mine sites in the Amazon.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko's visit to Beijing comes as China's relations with the US have plummeted.

Vulnerable people in hotels face intimidation from protesters that far-right groups are targeting for support.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 370th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Drive-by shooting comes after Jewish settlers killed a Palestinian during a rampage through villages in the West Bank.

Activists and family members of those in jail for 2020 violence say 'draconian' UAPA is being misused to deny them bail.

North Korean leader calls on officials to meet production targets after South Korea warns of "grave" food situation.

Japanese authorities have alleged that companies rigged the bids for 26 contracts worth $3.95m.

Chinese territory hopes the relaxation of its last coronavirus measures will lure back visitors and boost business.

Biden administration announcement comes after reports of underage refugees and migrants working in dangerous industries.

Ovidio Guzman was arrested in January triggering a wave of violence in Sinaloa, the stronghold of their drug empire.

Japanese women are having children later in life and worry motherhood will end their careers in a patriarchal society.

The controversial theory of solar geoengineering is at the centre of a growing body of climate research in Asia.

A report indicates members of the Mexican army opened fire on a pick-up truck in city of Nuevo Laredo, near US border.

While a deal to extract oil has raised hopes in the war-torn nation, experts warn of China’s sketchy record.

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador continues to rebuke the removal of Peru's left-wing former President Pedro Castillo.

Early spring thaw known as 'rasputitsa' has turned eastern Ukraine's battlefields to mud, which could hamper both sides.

A growing number of governments in North America are restricting use of the social media app, citing ties to China.

Incumbent Mayor Lori Lightfoot faces crowded field in bid for re-election in race where public safety is a major issue.

Hundreds of thousands have been killed and millions displaced since the conflict in Darfur began 20 years ago.

The al-Sayed family's dramatic rescue from under their apartment building was captured in footage that went viral.

UN chief Antonio Guterres says Russia's war on Ukraine 'triggered the most massive violations of human rights'.

Ron DeSantis signs new law that restricts the autonomy of Florida's largest private employer after a political clash.

Authorities urge caution as a series of winter storms continue to bring extreme weather across the US.

New agreement on trading rules for N Ireland removes 'any sense of a border in the Irish Sea', UK PM Rishi Sunak says.

The collation of results in the election that observers and voters say had many logistical challenges is still ongoing.

Rights groups have criticised a crackdown on crime, accusing the government of empowering itself to act with impunity.

Shops have imposed limits on customers buying tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers after supplies were hit by bad harvests.

A baby and twin toddlers were among the 12 children who died, with survivors struggling to speak after the disaster.

Several Israeli officials say government will not halt authorisation or construction of illegal settlement units.

Palestinian killed as settlers backed by the Israeli army burn dozens of houses, cars in West Bank in revenge attacks.

Tributes pour in from across the political spectrum for the UK's Boothroyd, who served as speaker from 1992-2000.

The Marxist-Leninist party pulls out of ruling alliance after Maoist PM backs opposition candidate for the presidency.

After being sponsored for an initial six-month period, finding permanent housing is challenging as inflation soars.

Slow uploading of results to INEC's website has fuelled worries of malpractice in the country.

Demonstration attended by climate activist Greta Thunberg calls for turbines built on Indigenous lands to be torn down.

Dozens of settlers set Palestinian homes and cars ablaze in the northern town of Huwara amid escalating tensions.

Authorities say at least one person dead in factory collapse in region still reeling from earlier devastation.