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During a disarmament campaign after fall of Soviet Union, Moscow received weapons as payment for Kyiv's gas debts.

Three of Yemen's most prominent YouTubers have been arrested in the past few weeks by Houthi authorities in Sanaa.

Suspects are accused of attempting to steal a statue of Ramses II from a quarry in the ancient southern city of Aswan.

Predicting a difficult year ahead, bank revises nation's growth from 4 percent last year to 2 percent in current fiscal.

Local media reports said it was the first time an Indian film has won an award at the competition.

The country discharged its last known Ebola patient from hospital in December 2022 and has passed WHO's 42-day timeline.

The US is accusing Russian military contractors of interfering in Sahel countries' internal affairs.

China's Taiwan Affairs Office said anti-China elements in foreign countries were 'playing with fire' on Taiwan issue.

Tehran complains to FIFA over Iraq's use of the name for a waterway that separates Iran and several Arab states.

Spying, secrecy, intrigue - a dark world of Israeli intelligence in Turkey, as Mossad searches for useful information.

Last month's 'framework agreement' is unlikely to deliver democratic governance and stability.

The man wielding a knife at Gare du Nord station was shot and wounded by police after he injured six people.

A list of the memorable moments in the Golden Globes and the winners of the 80th annual ceremony.

Rahul Gandhi's 3,500km march has a simple message — religious harmony and prosperity for all. It might just work.

California deals with more wild winter weather that has killed at least 17 people since the storms began last month.

More than 500,000 people are estimated to have been killed from the mid-1960s when General Soeharto seized power.

The Bolsonarista attack in Brasilia was much more dangerous than the pro-Trump insurrection in Washington.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 322nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The divisive social media personality was arrested in Romania on charges of organised crime, human trafficking and rape.

Nine members of the same family, including five children, are among the dead, emergency services said.

Ukraine's president has stripped four people of citizenship, including a Kremlin ally transferred in a prisoner swap.

The disarmament is a key part of the peace deal signed two months ago between the government and the rebel group.

Malaysian actress takes home top acting honour while Spielberg wins best director.

Eastern Ukrainian town renowned for its salt mines has been the centre of days of fierce fighting.

Microplastics pollution is accumulating in every aspect of our ecosystem.

The ruling comes as part of a years-long crackdown against critics of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega.

Pell's 2018 conviction on sexual assault charges shocked the Catholic Church, but was later overturned.

US House of Representatives approved the creation of a subcommittee to probe the alleged 'weaponization' of government.

Expiration of 10 remaining senators' terms leaves Caribbean nation without any democratically elected institutions.

Prosecutor's office announces investigation after at last 17 were killed in anti-government protests in southern Peru.

The executive's testimony led to charges against the Trump Organization, although he said Trump was unaware of misdeeds.

The lower chamber of US Congress has approved a new rules package that includes concessions to far-right lawmakers.

The governor's office in the US state has increased the death toll to 14, with a 5-year-old still missing in the floods.

Projected global growth of 1.7 percent is third-weakest annual expansion in 30 years after 2008 and COVID recessions.

Patriot batteries will complement a variety of air defence systems that both the US and NATO partners have pledged.

The attack on Brazil's Congress by supporters of the former president has raised questions about democracy.

Sanctions are over human rights violations committed during armed conflict in Sri Lanka from 1983 to 2009, Canada says.

Marquez, an environmental activist who survived an attempt on her life in 2019, says explosive found near home.

Brazilians are demanding justice after the storming of government offices by ex-President Jair Bolsonaro's supporters.

Ahead of summit, US, Canada and Mexico also pledge new cooperation on migration, climate and drugs, White House says.

Prosecutors believe the suspect who now lives in Finland, committed crimes against humanity in Sierra Leone and Liberia.

The move came after Seoul and Tokyo introduced measures for visitors from China last month, including visa restrictions.

For companies like Apple, decoupling from China can be an opportunity to improve their human rights record.

Pashinyan is frustrated by Russia's failure to secure transit along a corridor linking Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh.

Weapons discovered off the coast of Oman on a route used 'to traffic illicit cargo' to Houthi rebels in Yemen.

Relations between Iran and Belgium have increasingly soured following the arrest of an Iranian diplomat in 2018.

US military support critical for Taiwan to fend off Chinese invasion, but the victory may be 'pyrrhic', think-tank says.

Financial watchdog says GT Bank, a repeat offender, has not disputed the findings and agreed to settle.

Top Russian generals pledge to bolster the Russian army amid criticism of military failures.

On and off the pitch, Rwandan sports reporter Leonidas’ blindness neither defines nor deters him from the job he loves.