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Lucy Letby injected her sick and pre-mature young victims with air, overfeeding with milk and poisoning with insulin.

Conservative conference comes after Georgia prosecutors charged former US president over election interference.

At least 19 aid workers have died since the conflict started in mid-April. Targeting them is illegal and inhuman.

The alleged desecration of pages of the Quran led a violent mob to attack Christian homes and churches this week.

Evacuations ordered in the Northwest Territories and British Columbia as country reels from worst fire season on record.

Moscow City Court said it was dissolving the organisation for illegally hosting conferences and exhibitions.

Al Jazeera speaks to Sudanese refugees in Tunisia's Sfax who dream of 'complete security' across the Mediterranean.

More than 20 evacuation flights out of Canada's Northwest Territories are expected on Friday as wildfires rage.

Citizens are set to vote in a historic referendum on whether oil extraction should continue in Yasuni National Park.

ECOWAS defence chiefs are attending a two-day meeting in Accra to discuss a possible military operation in Niger.

In remote Nuristan province, some mine to support their families after losing their jobs when the Taliban took power.

UN refugee agency has called on armed actors within the refugee camp to immediately vacate its facilities.

Washington says the F-16s, like the US Abrams tanks, will be crucial in countering Russia.

Charges result from an investigation that was launched in 2021 when Kurz was still chancellor.

Alleged blasphemers risk death at the hands of vigilantes, even under unproven allegations of insulting Islam.

Social media has been inundated with false rumours, misleading videos and manipulated audio clips since Niger's coup.

Clashes between Yoda and DZ Mafia gangs have killed dozens of people this year, according to police.

Herman Andaya, head of Maui Emergency Management Agency, had defended his decision not to sound warning sirens.

The studios don't realise: The strike has radicalised all Hollywood writers. We'll only agree to real change.

One woman died after jumping from the 10th floor of a building amid panic in Bogota.

Pascale Ferrier, 56, pleaded guilty to biological weapons charges for sending ricin in 2020 to then-US President Trump.

The 45-year-old is contesting the presidency for the second time in five years against incumbent President Mnangagwa.

And why are so many of them often rich, Western nations?

Trip will be Xi's second overseas visit of 2023 and comes as China attempts to expand its geopolitical influence.

Move will protect property giant's assets in the United States as it attempts to restructure.

Threats reported after personal data of 23 jurors and three alternates, including images and addresses, posted online.

Moscow's mayor says Ukrainian drone shot down by air defence and debris falls on city's Expo Center causing damage.

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko says Russian leader has achieved 'goals' in Ukraine and now time to negotiate.

First discussion of isolated country's human rights in six years draws anger from Russia and China.

As the war enters its 541st day, these are the main developments.

Vietnam's largest city is plagued by rubbish but eager young volunteers are doing their bit to clean up the environment.

Ahead of vote on Sunday, presidential hopefuls are promising improved security in country struggling with surging crime.

Washington requests settlement panel under North American trade deal in push against Mexican curbs on corn imports.

The hurricane is expected to strengthen rapidly as it travels through the Pacific Ocean, meteorologists warn.

New York-based Human Rights Watch says it documented 78 victims of rape between April 24 and June 26.

Dozens of people killed in fighting between rival armed groups in Tripoli.

Officials say 20,000 residents of Yellowknife are leaving via land and air, but northern city not in 'immediate danger'.

The US team lost to Sweden in the World Cup's round of 16, a disappointing departure for a tournament favourite.

Saudi Arabia's and Iran's foreign ministers meet as both counties seek to overcome past hostility and boost cooperation.

Mohammed bin Salman has not visited Britain since March 2018 before the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

People and Power investigates the toxic legacy of war on Ukraine's fragile environment.

Candidates will look to narrow former President Donald Trump's lead in race for 2024 Republican presidential nomination.

The three-man shortlist also includes Kevin De Bruyne; Pep Guardiola is favourite for the men's coaching award.

Mustafa al-Kastoni, a commander of Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, was killed after Israeli forces besieged his house.

Pakistan's Election Commission says new constituencies would be finalised by December 14, according to state TV.

Plane was heading from Langkawi island to Selangor's Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport near Kuala Lumpur.

A helicopter has crashed in the Nigerian state of Niger, killing more than two dozen officers, military authorities say.

Jimmy 'Barbecue' Cherizier says Haitians will rise up against international force if human rights abuses committed.

As US state assesses wide destruction, residents on Maui say they fear being pushed out in favour of wealthy visitors.

Ten years since the massacre in Egypt, dozens killed in Libya - this is what happened in the Middle East this week.