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Migrants almost certain to spend Christmas in crowded shelters or on streets of Mexican border towns amid winter storm.

More than 200 million people under weather warnings as thousands of flights cancelled and at least a dozen dead.

Blizzards, freezing rain, flooding and life-threatening cold create mayhem for those travelling for the holidays.

For some of us, the World Cup consumed so much festive joy that there is little left for Christmas.

A gunman went on a rampage in 10th district, killing three people in attack aimed at foreigners, authorities say.

Our insatiable demand for chocolate is destroying forests.

Locals say rising travel and food costs have made the holiday season more expensive and are keeping families apart.

She was a renowned journalist, but to her niece, Shireen was a Christmas-loving aunt and the ‘backbone' of the family.

Travellers arriving from countries, including China, will have to show a negative COVID-19 test to enter the country.

Statement comes after military government ordered senior UN official Barbara Manzi to leave Burkina Faso immediately.

With intensive care units overwhelmed, patients are forced to go to bigger cities for treatment.

The US dollar has been on the rise in 2022. What is next for the greenback, gold and cryptocurrencies?

The care home in Siberia was unregistered and the authorities are now inspecting similar facilities.

Researchers say there has been a dramatic drop in particular in the number of female bears and cubs in Hudson Bay.

The global energy crisis triggered by the Ukraine war and increasing climate threats have fuelled the transition.

As Ukraine seeks justice for crimes committed by Russia, Cambodia could offer lessons — and cautionary tales.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 304th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s co-chair discusses if the world is ready for another health emergency.

Families tell of sending elderly relatives away from China's cities amid reports of surging cases and deaths.

Outgoing Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama said after losing nomination vote: 'This is democracy and this is my legacy.'

Ukraine says at least 300 people were killed when Russia bombed Mariupol's drama theatre where civilians had sheltered.

The Ukrainian president also issued a warning to Russian people that 'terror never goes without a response'.

Saab, a close ally of Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro, claims he was on a diplomatic mission to Iran when arrested.

Myanmar's military accused of deliberately planting landmines to target civilians as armed resistance movement grows.

A United States judge ruled that Republican Abraham Hamadeh failed to prove claims about errors in vote counting.

New provisions to US Electoral Count Act make it more difficult for politicians to prevent peaceful transfer of power.

Caroline Ellison, Bankman-Fried's colleague, said she agreed with him to hide the loans from FTX investors.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he is 'sad' and 'disappointed' about widespread strikes but refuses to negotiate.

Bill boosts military spending by 10 percent to a total of $858bn, alongside $772.5bn for domestic programmes.

Donald Trump led 'multi-part conspiracy' to overturn 2020 elections that ended in deadly riot, US committee says.

Russian leader says the country's military-industrial complex should provide the army with everything they need.

COVID infections are rising in China and there are growing fears that new variants could emerge.

Frigid temperatures, snow and ice have upended travel plans and knocked out power to thousands of homes and businesses.

NDTV founders Radhika and Prannoy Roy made several unsuccessful attempts to block the takeover by Gautam Adani.

Gordon Brown urges more leaders in Islamic countries to denounce a move barring Afghan women from higher education.

Massive blaze near the tourist city of Vina del Mar has killed at least one person and destroyed about 200 homes.

While economic activity is slowing amid rising interest rates, it's not enough to discourage US Fed from more rises.

A merger would create a financial data and news giant, further firming up the world's 12th-richest man's stronghold.

Agreed settlement is largest in US data privacy class action and the biggest class action lawsuit for Meta.

earthrise meets some of the environmental campaigners and lawyers who are forcing systemic change through the courts.

Villages in the Donetsk region have seen heavy fighting, and now residents are facing a new threat: a bitter winter.

Violence from multiple armed groups in Burkina Faso has displaced more than two million people.

At least 23 people died after a mass storming of the border crossing between Morocco and the Spanish enclave.

Violence from the group has caused hundreds of thousands of people to flee in fear from the DRC's volatile east region.

The latest figures deviate significantly from official data sparking concerns over China's transparency on the issue.

The move comes after recent incidents of armed group activity in the country's north, near the border with Burkina Faso.

Meloni, who is in Baghdad on her first bilateral trip outside Europe, hailed Italy's support for Iraq.

Punjab Kings agreed to pay $2.23m for the all-rounder at the Indian cricket league's auction of players.

A court awarded Khalid a seven-day reprieve to attend his sister's wedding, after more than two years in jail.

What can an exhibition on 19th-century migrants in Berlin tell us about Germany's current relationship with migration?