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Joy briefly turned into anger for supporters after Congress stalled the anticorruption crusader's inauguration.

Conflicts in Palestine, Ukraine, the Indian Ocean and other areas also spill over into the realm of cartography.

Tang Shuangning is latest in long line of high-profile figures to be ensnared in Xi Jinping's anticorruption drive.

Unofficial delegation from Washington meets self-ruled island's president and president-elect in Taipei.

US military says no injuries or damage caused by anti-ship cruise missile fired towards USS Laboon.

Charity says billionaires $3.3 trillion richer than in 2020 as annual gathering of business elites take place.

Here is the situation as the war enters its 691st day.

Icelandic President Gudni Johannesson describes disaster as a 'black day' for country, though no fatalities reported.

Latest test ratchets up tensions days after Kim Jong Un designated South Korea as an enemy state.

As the war enters its 689th day, these are the main developments.

Iran won the group stage match 4-1 in front of an emotional crowd united in solidarity with Palestine.

At least 70 percent of Republican adults would reportedly be satisfied with Trump as the party's presidential nominee.

One hundred days of relentless bombardment passes - with more killing of Palestinians.

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan expressed 'great sadness' at the loss.

Hassan Nasrallah said security in the Red Sea and regional countries hinges on putting an end to Israel's war on Gaza.

Massive destruction, displacement, hunger and loss in Gaza are 'staining our shared humanity', the United Nations says.

The succession was formalised the moment Queen Margrethe II signed the formal declaration of her abdication.

Washington's delusion, denial, dishonest, distortion, and diversion have had disastrous consequences for the region.

Alternating between justifications and claims of adhering to the rules of war, Israel wants to continue its war on Gaza.

A photo roundup of some of last week's events, including a national state of emergency in Ecuador.

Prison authorities say 158 guards and 20 administrative staffers were held by inmates in at least seven prisons.

Experts weigh in on how much value actually Davos provides to the global community.

The cameraman died despite aid organisations and journalists applying pressure to get him rescued, The Intercept found.

Israel has bombed and attacked Gaza for 100 days straight, killing close to 24,000 people. Here are just some of them.

Palestine striker Mahmoud Wadi learned his cousin was killed in Gaza while he prepared for Asian Cup match against Iran.

Taiwan has elected William Lai Ching-te, a candidate Beijing sees as a dangerous separatist'.

Israeli bombardment in past 100 days has killed nearly 24,000 Palestinians - about one percent of Gaza's population.

Former VP Lai Ching-te won Taiwan's presidential election amid warnings from China which sees Lai as a 'separatist'.

Hundreds of thousands of protesters marched in major world cities to demand a ceasefire in Gaza.

Mindset travels to Iceland to explore why it has the highest rate of antidepressant use in Europe.

The hosts eased to a 2-0 win after raucous opening ceremony delighted fans at the Ebimpe Olympic Stadium in Abidjan.

Joao Gomes Cravinho discusses Portugal's stance on Gaza and Ukraine and EU's need for US-Independent security strategy.

Texas barred US border agents from trying to rescue the migrants in the Rio Grande river, US officials say.

A database of 500 statements showing Israeli incitement to genocide provides ample evidence of genocidal intent.

The complete list of fixtures for the Africa Cup of Nations 2023 in Cote d'Ivoire.

Israel has presented its defence at the International Court of Justice in response to case brought by South Africa.

Millions will be hoping for a drop in inflation. The wars in Gaza and Ukraine will also determine economic trends.

Kerry has been instrumental in brokering a number of international climate agreements.

Israeli raids plunge Gaza into new communications blackout as Namibia slams Germany for its support of Israel at ICJ.

Namibia says Germany has failed to 'draw lessons from its horrific history' by supporting Israel at the ICJ.

Nearly 200 sites of historical importance have been destroyed or damaged in Israeli air raids in the past 100 days.

Inside the little-known world of bodybuilding, vulnerable young men face steroid abuse and sexual exploitation.

Congolese authorities say the decades-old UN mission failed to protect civilians from armed groups.

Officials say at least 33 people have died in mudslides brought on by heavy rains in the province of Choco.

The aircraft is not one of Boeing's 737 MAX 9 planes which have been in the spotlight after Alaska Airlines blowout.

From London to Kuala Lumpur to Johannesburg, people take to the streets in protest and to demand a ceasefire.

Beijing says its stance on reunification remains unchanged as world leaders congratulate William Lai Ching-te.

William Lai Ching-te of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party was named winner of Saturday's presidential vote.

Top seeds, defending champions, prize money and the big names missing out at the first tennis Grand Slam of the year.

Mass onslaught took place before France's new foreign minister's visit to Kyiv.