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Tehran and Athens agree to foster the cooperation necessary to improve maritime security, according to a memorandum.

Judge earlier said 'arbitrary and capricious' border expulsion policy was unlawful in ruling welcomed by rights groups.

More than a million fans are expected to visit the Gulf country during the monthlong tournament.

Kyiv's allies say deadly blast was unfortunate accident and Russia, as the aggressor, bears 'ultimate responsibility'.

The former Kenyan leader is visiting volatile east DRC in his capacity as the regional bloc's facilitator and AU envoy.

The emergence of a new generation of players has taken the weight off the shoulders of Brazil's older football stars.

The effort follows midterm elections expected to result in Republicans taking control of the House of Representatives.

How a Lagosian and his family manage their finances.

We investigate the NFL’s failure to compensate players who suffered head trauma playing the most popular US sport.

China has eased its 'zero-COVID' policy restrictions, as its citizens grow restive under the strict measures.

Many Kenyans have been eager to hear President Ruto's position since a ruling party lawmaker floated the idea last week.

The missile blast has intensified global fears about the war spiralling even further.

The new charges against the Oscar-winning Hollywood actor come months after he pleaded not guilty to four others.

A goalkeeper defies expectations by starting her football career at 48 in Naples, the city of the legendary Maradona.

The liftoff marks the start of NASA's Artemis lunar-exploration programme.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 266th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Coca-Cola is among several sponsors and partners whose track record is deemed incompatible with the climate summit.

Four Kuwaitis, a Pakistani, a Syrian and an Ethiopian were hanged, despite condemnation from Amnesty International.

Dominic Raab says two separate complaints were raised against him from the period of his previous tenures.

The Iranian judiciary has confirmed that two individuals have been sentenced to death in cases linked to the protests.

Ivory Coast is embroiled in a diplomatic fight with Mali over the continued detention of 46 of its soldiers since July.

The general elections are being seen as a contest between the traditional parties and a new crop of young politicians.

An explosion in eastern Poland near Ukraine's border killed two, prompting world leaders to call for an investigation.

Only Argentina, Brazil, Germany and Italy have made more appearances at a World Cup than Mexico

The serial loser is back. And he is threatening to take his party and country down with him.

Torres Strait Islanders take on Australia’s government to protect their homes from rising sea levels.

No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, the details of which are unclear, but suspicion has fallen on Iran.

Britain's inflation accelerates to 11.1 percent in October, driven by soaring energy, food and transport prices.

We don't have time to choose between stopping emissions and removing CO2 from the air. We need to do both to survive.

The winners of the Qatar World Cup will receive $44m out of a total prize pot of $440m, paid by FIFA.

Pakistan Taliban attackers ambush police vehicle in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in country's deadliest attack in months.

Main campus of PekingUniversity locked down over a single case, as angry Guangzhou residents defy forced quarantines.

Football fans descend on the capital Doha packing tourist spots as Qatar World Cup 2022 starts on Sunday.

While he remains one of the best players of his generation, that cohort is starting to consider hanging up its boots.

The moonshot follows nearly three months of vexing fuel leaks that kept the rocket grounded.

England are consistent contenders at world cups, and again face a hard route to the trophy.

International law must be upheld, the communique says, adding the threat of the use of nuclear weapons was inadmissible.

If the missile that hit Poland was fired by Russia, it would be the first time Moscow's weapons have hit a NATO member.

FTX Digital Markets seeks Chapter 15 protection after high-profile collapse of parent crypto exchange.

France's Mbappe is our No 1 pick, followed by Argentina's Messi. Portugal's Ronaldo makes the cut at No 5.

Zidane’s walk off the pitch in the final after being shown a red card was his last in French colours.

Taiwanese leader says her government is working hard to ensure investments in key industry continue.

Tesla CEO says he is postponing restart of the subscription service by two weeks to make sure it is "rock solid".

Family and supporters of jailed dissident say climate justice cannot exist without human rights.

Chinese brands, including Wanda Group and Vivo, are the biggest-spending sponsors at the 2022 tournament.

Call between the Uvalde acting police chief and dispatcher underscores delay in response to US school shooting.

NATO chief says alliance consulting with partners after explosion in Polish village near Ukraine border kills two.

Canadian prime minister holds brief discussion with Chinese president on sidelines of G20 amid renewed tensions.

World leaders are on the Indonesian island of Bali for the annual G20 summit.