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Malaysia is struggling to bring back tourists compared with its Southeast Asian peers after scrapping pandemic curbs.

Japanese people say they are bemused at controversy over US pop singer's fascination with their culture.

Tunisian protesters accuse President Kais Saied of orchestrating a power grab and harming the economy.

Nabizada, former member of parliament in the US-backed government, was killed by assailants at her home, police say.

Jens Stoltenberg says he expects more weapons deliveries to war-torn Ukraine after UK pledges Challenger 2 tanks.

Israeli firm won contract with a Myanmar state-backed telecoms firm a month before 2021 coup, according to documents.

Activists at Swiss resort demand stronger action to tackle the climate crisis at the World Economic Forum.

Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani says foreign forces still needed in training capacity to combat ISIL (ISIS).

At least 30 killed after Russian attack as mayor of Ukrainian city says there is little hope of finding more survivors.

Gov't to probe Yeti Airlines flight that crashed on way from Kathmandu to Pokhara with 72 on board, killing at least 68.

Opponents say changes would cripple judicial independence, foster corruption, set back minority rights.

Attack took place during a Sunday service in the eastern city of Kasindi, the army said.

The execution of the former deputy defence minister has led to a backlash from the UK, where he had held citizenship.

At least 19 people are known to have died from storm-related causes in the last three weeks.

Al-Attiyah wins his second title in a row as the test of endurance ends in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

For as little as $35, Indian women and girls are being sold by traffickers and forced into marriages against their will.

Three others were wounded in the incident, according to the Israeli army, with one said to be in a serious condition.

Israelis took to the streets to protest plans by Benjamin Netanyahu's new government to change the legal system.

French champions exploring 'alternative options' after Paris mayor says Parc des Princes is not for sale.

Critical Race Theory researchers have gathered enough evidence by now that the dynamics they explore are a hard reality.

Ahmed Kahla, 45, is the 13th Palestinian to be killed by Israelis in 15 days.

A timeline of major air disasters to hit the country since 2010.

The government estimates more than 600 communities could be forced to move, including 42 villages under urgent threat.

Algiers and Rabat involved in another spat as Morocco condemns 'provocative' acts at a football tournament in Algeria.

The aircraft, operated by Nepal's Yeti Airline, crashed between the old and new Pokhara airports in central Nepal.

Rabat is unhappy with comments made by Nelson Mandela's grandson in which he called to 'free' Western Sahara.

Protests against President Boluarte have taken place since Castillo was removed from office in December and detained.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 326th day, we take a look at the main developments.

More rain forecast in the Philippines as 83,000 people take shelter in evacuation centres.

Organisers say the single winning ticket was sold in rural Maine.

Russian missiles smash into Dnipro residential building, killing 14 people and wounding 64 others.

Presidential spokesman says Sweden needs to fulfil requirements before May, when the polls in Turkey will take place.

Former president once seen as a reformer has reinvented himself as an arch-hawk since Russia invaded Ukraine last year.

White House says five additional pages with classified markings were discovered at the president's Delaware home.

The Omicron subvariant XBB.1.5 has been reported in dozens of countries and has been called the most transmissible yet.

Benjamin Netanyahu, who is on trial for corruption, has made reform of the legal system a centrepiece of his agenda.

Ukraine has refuted Russian claims its forces have captured the eastern town of Soledar.

Capturing Bakhmut would be a tremendous 'morale booster' for the Russian war effort after a series of setbacks.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak promises to send Challenger 2 tanks after phone call with Ukraine leader Zelenskyy.

Activists march in Luetzerath against a plan to tear down the village to build a coal mine extension.

Anderson Torres was Brasilia security chief when rioters attacked government buildings in the city.

Throughout his life, the Brazilian football star stood up to oppression, inspiring Black people at home and abroad.

From December 8 to January 12, deaths related to the virus in Chinese hospitals totalled 59,938.

Demonstrators in Tunis marked 12 years since the Arab Spring revolution erupted across the region.

Football Kenya Federation says one player from reigning Kenyan premiership side Tusker was among those suspended.

The deaths bring this year's Palestinian toll to 12 as Israel has been engaged in deadly raids for nearly a year.

A conspiracy-fuelled mob targets the seat of government in Brazil after Lula is sworn in. Plus, Italian Mafia on TikTok.

Former presidential candidate Lissu says he will return home on January 25 and 'get back to work'.

Ahead of the Australian Open, the Tunisian trailblazer said she is aiming to fulfil her Grand Slam ambitions.