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Iraq won the Arabian Gulf Cup. But Iraq also lost ordinary fans because of their government's ineptitude.

After decades of fumigating and pulling up coca plants, Gustavo Petro announces drop in forced crop eradication goals.

Pro-Armenian sentiment expressed during the Australian Open sparks a complaint from Azerbaijan tennis officials.

Greece and the British Museum are in talks about the possible repatriation of the Parthenon Marbles in London to Athens.

Many of Nigeria’s existing seaports, inherited from the colonial administration, no longer function properly.

Military reforms could be adjusted to respond to security threats, says new commander Gerasimov.

Large hauls of crystal meth were smuggled inside tea and coffee packages and hidden in secret compartments of vehicles.

Lebanon's public prosecutor and head of domestic intelligence agency also charged in connection with deadly 2020 blast.

The influential church has a long history of promoting democracy and monitoring elections in the country.

Strategic affairs minister Ron Dermer visited on Sunday ahead of a possible trip by the PM, Israeli media reported.

The repatriation involved 32 children and 15 women who will undergo medical and social monitoring, French officials say.

JNU officials say showing the film on PM Narendra Modi might 'disturb peace and harmony' on the campus.

Since 2017, secessionist militias in Cameroon's Anglophone regions have been battling government over marginalisation.

With its population declining, China’s period of rapid growth is likely over. How it copes is critical for the world.

At least 70 people have been killed in mass shootings so far this year across the United States.

The Kuwaiti cabinet came into office in October, but has clashed with the country's parliament over a debt relief bill.

Archery is part of the traditional rites of Indigenous people in the northeastern Indian state of Meghalaya.

For far too long, Western academia has ignored the legacies of the Russian Empire and colonisation.

Sixteen survivors ask German prosecutors to investigate crackdowns on Rohingya as well as opponents of military coup.

Several hundred protesters marched late on Monday in Lima demanding the removal of President Dina Boluarte.

Energy ministry says national power grid restored nearly 24 hours after breakdown triggered the worst outage in months.

Serbian president says Belgrade could face international isolation if it rejects a plan to normalise ties with Pristina.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 335th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Asia's fourth-largest economy plans to ease stock market regulations this year to encourage foreign investment.

Veteran Korean-speaking diplomat Julie Turner will take on a position that has been vacant since 2017.

California-based Harmony said in June it had been the target of a cyberattack that stole $100m worth of digital assets.

President promises changes to government after reports of corruption at defence and infrastructure ministries.

Latest mass shooting comes less than 48 hours after 11 people killed at a Lunar New Year celebration near Los Angeles.

Genesis filed for bankruptcy protection on January 19 after earlier freezing customer withdrawals.

World-beating Malaysian troupes are drawing dancers from all ethnicities and innovating routines to wow audiences.

A gang leader is accused of organising the 2022 murders of Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira and journalist Dom Phillips.

Cheap, 'good enough' Chinese armed drones dominating world market due to US export controls, analysts say.

Residents of Mumbai's Dharavi shantytown are anxious about their future as the slum faces $2.4bn redevelopment.

The Rosebud Sioux Tribe in the US is seeking a presidential disaster declaration after six dead in winter snowstorms.

As 182 economists from around the world issued a call to cancel Sri Lanka's debt, not all experts agree.

Solomon Pena allegedly plotted attacks against New Mexico officials after losing his own bid for office in November.

The former colonial power has been asked to withdraw its troops from the West African country.

Poland says it is planning to send German-made battle tanks to Ukraine, but will first seek approval from Berlin.

Verdict marks major victory for US Justice Department in its push to prosecute those involved in January 6, 2021 riot.

An image of Richard Barnett reclining against the legislator's desk has become emblematic of the 2021 US Capitol attack.

Burkina Faso gov't spokesman says the country wants to defend itself and France has one month to pull out troops.

Turkish president says Sweden should not expect Ankara's support in its bid to join the military alliance.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is a leading counterterror force and essential to Europe's security interests.

Elon Musk is on trial for claims that he defrauded investors by tweeting he secured funds to privatise his firm Tesla.

Rishi Sunak says 'questions need answering' over fellow Conservative Party politician Nadhim Zahawi's dealings.

US measures, taken in coordination with the EU and UK, target Iranian officials accused of suppressing demonstrations.

Former head of FBI counterintelligence division in New York allegedly worked for sanctioned oligarch Oleg Deripaska.

Human rights ombudsman says 215 activists and social leaders killed across Colombia last year, up from 145 in 2021.

The tech sector is facing a demand downturn after two years of pandemic-powered growth when it had hired aggressively.

Police credit people who confronted California gunman who killed 10 with preventing more casualties.