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The probe into the 2020 explosion had been derailed for months by legal challenges as well resistance from factions.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva and Argentinian counterpart Fernandez are looking into a common currency.

The latest ChatGPT revelations are yet another reminder of the pervasive labour exploitation in digital innovation.

Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's move comes after a fall in value of the Iraqi dinar against the US dollar.

Family says it will appeal verdict in 2018 killing of aspiring model in Karachi that sparked protests.

The country's equality council warns of high rates of sexual violence, says young generations worst affected.

Moroccan national team withdrew from this month's Algeria-hosted African Nations Championship.

Andrey Medvedev, who is seeking asylum in the Nordic nation, could face deportation to Russia, rights group warns.

The year 2023 will see the Kenyan state settle down to its customary role of parasite and protector of elite extraction.

Alliance of Civilizations and several Muslim-majority countries denounce stunt by Danish far-right party leader.

Flight disruptions are common in Nigeria due to logistics, labour union issues and fuel scarcity.

Polls indicate former military official Petr Pavel will win out against scandal-hit former Prime Minister Andrej Babis.

Italian football's foremost club has been plunged into chaos by a 15-point deduction over alleged financial wrongdoing.

EU foreign policy chief says that the bloc won't label the IRGC a 'terrorist' organisation, for now.

Estonia, Latvia told their Russian envoys to leave after Moscow said it was downgrading diplomatic ties with Tallinn.

Khan al-Ahmar in the occupied West Bank lies in a corridor that Israel plans to use to link illegal Israeli settlements.

South Africa has remained neutral on Russia's war in Ukraine but is a strategic military and trade partner for Moscow.

Thulani Maseko was shot dead on Saturday night by unknown attackers.

Sally Azar will head the English-speaking congregation at the Church of the Redeemer in Jerusalem.

The suspect shot himself after killing 10 people at a dance club in the Los Angeles area.

Businesses and hospitals suffer as officials refuse to comment on when electricity will be fully restored.

Kishida says government will take steps to tackle the slowing birth rate, which fell to a record low in 2021.

The 37-year-old Portuguese forward failed to score but his Riyadh-based club beat Ettifaq 1-0 to go top of the table.

The mutilated body of Martinez Zogo was found near the capital five days after he was taken by unknown assailants.

Protesters urge president to step down while demanding root-and-branch change to address long-running inequality.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 334rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Swedish audio streaming giant reportedly planning job cuts after recent layoffs at Apple, Google, Microsoft and Amazon.

Russian frigate armed with hypersonic missiles will participate in joint drills in South Africa in February, TASS says.

Residents thought their community was safe from the gun violence that continues to plague the US

Censorship of a song on labour rights highlights the difficulty of raising awareness as government tightens its grip.

Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock says Germany 'would not stand in the way' if Poland sends Leopard tanks to Ukraine.

Ankara is angry after a far-right activist destroyed a copy of the Quran outside the Turkish embassy in Stockholm.

Turkish president announces the date for the country's presidential and parliamentary polls.

Moscow's forces push towards the Ukrainian towns of Orikhiv and Hulyaipole, according to Russian state media reports.

Canada to pay more than $2bn to settle lawsuit seeking compensation for harm to Indigenous languages and cultures.

Nationwide marches mark anniversary of ruling, the first since Supreme Court struck down federal abortion protections.

The two countries' leaders show a united front after the war in Ukraine exposed diverging approaches on key issues.

The current debate over academic freedom and equity sparked by the events at Hamline University misses the point.

Israel's prime minister removes Aryeh Deri, who served as health and interior minister, after court decision.

A-Shabab armed group claims responsibility for deadly bombing and storming of a gov't building in the Somali capital.

President Hassan's decision to end a six-year ban on political gatherings has been lauded by the opposition.

Depreciation of the rial comes amid boiling tensions with the West and continuing protests in Iran.

Some 100,000 protesters turned up on Saturday in Tel Aviv, the largest demo since Netanyahu's return to power.

Police arrest more than 100 anti-government protesters, evict demonstrators from the National University of San Marcos.

How artists, volunteers and designers turned a Ukrainian folk blouse and craft into symbols of defiance.

Sweden's bid for NATO membership faces a dead end after a rally by the far right burns the Quran.

For the past three years, Lunar New Year celebrations were muted due to the coronavirus pandemic.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 333rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Thousands of Chadema party supporters gather in the lakeside city of Mwanza after government lifts a ban on the party.