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The Taliban's decision to suspend women from accessing higher education has extinguished a rare source of hope for many.

The January 6 congressional panel's final report is expected to focus on Donald Trump's role in the Capitol attack.

Motorbike ambulances are a vital service for women in remote areas who otherwise wouldn't receive medical care.

Barrow's 2016 win against ex-leader Yahaya Jammeh was widely viewed as a boost for democracy where coups are common.

Russian leader says there is no cap on financial assistance to the army, which has suffered several defeats in Ukraine.

The treatment is the first non-pill option against HIV and studies show that it outperforms the efficacy of oral pills.

The High Court says Britain is breaching the deal by requiring EU citizens to reapply for the right to live and work.

Group has backtracked on promises to guarantee certain rights for girls and women since its return to power last year.

Unions representing nurses and ambulance workers threaten more walkouts if the government keeps refusing to discuss pay.

How a freelance copywriter overseeing a household of eight navigates a tight monthly budget.

Several factors have delayed a sixth round of direct bilateral talks, which could be held at level of foreign ministers.

With the ball and the bisht, the Argentine superstar faced questions — but the champion prevailed each time.

Ukrainian leader expected to address US Congress in his first known trip outside Ukraine since Russia war started.

Neo-Nazi activist Mario Machado accuses anti-racism campaigner Mamadou Ba of 'injuring his honour' on social media.

As many as 16-20 refugees may have died of thirst and hunger or have drowned, according to relatives and activists.

Ghana's president alleged that Burkina Faso had hired Russia's Wagner mercenaries to help fight armed groups.

Israel's next Netanyahu-led coalition government may be the most extremist in its history.

More than 5,000 ancient artefacts are estimated to have been looted from Nigeria by coloniser England.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 301st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Fiji's police force has called for calm and urged 'all Fijians to respect the political process' amid power transition.

Since oil was discovered in commercial quantities in Nigeria in 1958, thousands of oil spill incidents have happened.

It is the latest escalation of tensions between two nations after Mexico announced asylum for Pedro Castillo's family.

The Democrat-led panel voted in a closed session to release six years of records pertaining to the former president.

Hospitals should expand ICU beds as a priority, with COVID peak expected to last until end of January, expert says.

Media reports suggest Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy may travel to Washington, DC to meet US President Joe Biden.

Musk says he will step down from platform as soon as he finds someone "foolish enough to take the job".

Twitter helped promote US military’s activities in Middle East, according to an investigation based on company files.

Alleged murder of Cassius is the latest in a number of attacks on Australia's Indigenous children and young people.

Ex-officer was convicted of manslaughter for fatally shooting 28-year-old Black woman Atatiana Jefferson in Texas home.

The release was revealed on the same day the Taliban banned women from attending universities in Afghanistan.

Department of Justice will have the final say on whether to indict Trump on serious charges recommended by committee.

Both leaders sought to build morale as the stalemated conflict grinds through its 10th month and winter sets in.

Bankman-Fried has signed legal papers paving the way for his extradition to the US from the Bahamas.

As Ukraine appeals for more weapons, critics worry further militarisation will just mean more war.

The national team made history in this year’s FIFA World Cup after beating elite teams Belgium, Portugal and Spain.

The US and Britain criticised the ban, which the Taliban says preserves “national interest” and women’s “honour”

Planned Parenthood in US state of Kansas offers video consultations following statewide vote affirming abortion rights.

The success of the Moroccan team is a tale of identity redemption for Moroccan diaspora communities.

Lawyer filed 100 demands for arbitration demands against Twitter accusing it of sex discrimination, illegal termination.

Earth's glaciers are melting at an alarming rate, and aviator Garrett Fisher is on a mission to photograph them all.

Canada has accused Berto Dorce and Liszt Quitel of money laundering on behalf of powerful criminal organisations.

The consumer watchdog ordered the bank to redress more than 16 million accounts affected by widespread violations.

Lionel Messi posts photo of him sleeping with World Cup trophy before celebration that draws hundreds of thousands.

Holding early elections is major demand of protesters who have taken to the streets since removal of President Castillo.

Ali Larayedh, vice president of opposition Ennahdha party, is arrested days after Tunisia's legislative elections.

The US Supreme Court issues temporary order to keep Title 42 pandemic-era limits on asylum seekers in place,

Thirty-three TTP fighters were killed when special forces raided the facility where they were holding hostages.

Communication lines will be kept open despite worsening ties, but there has been no sign of progress toward a deal.

Tournament was an indication of continent's growth, with Morocco's run crowning impressive displays by African teams.

Downed power lines, gas leaks and damaged roads were reported after the 6.4 magnitude quake off northern California.