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Officials say those who died in the fire include nine Indians and a Bangladesh national.

The new agreement was announced during the first official trip of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to Kenya.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 260th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Russian and Ukraine forces have each suffered about 100,000 troops killed or wounded in action, US general estimates.

An unprecedented power vacuum complicates efforts to tackle the financial crisis, putting millions of people at risk.

At least 13 soldiers and an unknown number of Moro Islamic Liberation Front fighters were wounded in the clashes.

Hosts Spain failed to go past the second round and faced allegations of favouritism from the officials.

Japan may exceed expectations despite being placed in the 'group of death' with Germany, Spain and Costa Rica.

Official says Southeast Asian economy on track to meet government's growth target for 2022.

Cyber-extortionist posts medical information purporting to show details of abortions and treatments for addiction, HIV.

Civilians tell rights group they endured 'abusive screening processes' as they were taken from Ukraine to Russia.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will represent Putin at the key gathering of leading economies.

More than 300,000 union members will walk out over pay, adding to pressure on the country's health system.

US president's comments come amid scrutiny of Saudi prince's stake in the social media company.

The vote, to test Australia's interest in a republic, will follow the referendum on an Indigenous voice to Parliament.

Binance pulled out of the deal after its corporate due diligence and reports of mishandled funds.

In a dead heat in midterm polls, Republican Herschel Walker and Democrat Raphael Warnock head to a December runoff.

Musk has sought to reassure advertisers –Twitter's main source of revenue – as many have paused ads since his takeover.

Abortion rights and Republican tilt to the far right helped Democrats hold on in key races across the US, analysts say.

Musk's latest share sale fueled jitters about the fallout of his Twitter buy on the world's most valuable carmaker.

Russian troops have been ordered to pull back from Kherson city after eight months of occupation.

Nikolai Patrushev meets his Iranian counterpart and Iran's president, as Moscow and Tehran look to deepen ties.

Press association says Fritz Dorilas is eighth journalist killed so far this year in Haiti amid rise in violent attacks.

After months of conflict in the Kherson region, Russia orders troops to withdraw from the west bank of the Dnieper River.

Humanitarian agencies have issued warnings for months about extreme hunger and malnutrition.

Losing the key southern Ukrainian city would be a major blow to Putin, but Kyiv remains wary that it could be a trap.

Rising energy and food prices, sparked by the Russia-Ukraine war, and shrinking forex reserves have hit Bangladesh.

Nearly 250 people have been allowed to disembark after being shunned by Italy's government as 'residual cargo'.

Despite a rescue purchase by Binance announced on Tuesday, there are questions over FTX's solvency and sector stability.

Storm is expected to strengthen into a hurricane and bring dangerous rainfall and strong winds to region.

As we learned in kindergarten, you cannot accept the rules of the game only when you win. Try telling that to the GOP.

Report says Moscow-appointed official in occupied Ukrainian region killed in car crash under unclear circumstancances.

As the US reportedly tries to nudge Kyiv towards talks, Ukrainians say Russia is an unreliable negotiator.

China says it is under no obligation to contribute but is still willing to help compensate poorer countries.

The second and final total lunar eclipse of the year graced the skies in some parts of the world on Tuesday.

Alaa Abd el-Fattah's sister Mona Seif says she fears he will remain in prison as long as President el-Sisi is in power.

The two top-ranked T20 sides meet in the second T20 World Cup semifinal with Pakistan waiting in the final.

For Belgium to defeat the best in the world they need their best players to be in top shape.

Fault Lines reports on the risks journalists in Mexico face trying to bring the truth to light.

The British army paid $165,332 in compensation after the deaths of 64 children in Afghanistan, a new report says.

'Relations still are, and will remain, bad,' says Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

FC Sisterhood reconciles the interest in playing sport among many British Muslim women and adherence to their faith.

Controversy over 10 percent quota in jobs and education given to so-called Economically Weaker Sections category.

How a pushcart vendor in Hyderabad manages expenses for his family of six.

A nationwide strike over the cost of living increases snarl traffic through much of Belgium and hit companies.

The broad job cuts, the first in Meta's 18-year history, follow thousands of layoffs at other leading tech companies.

Openers put on 105 as Pakistan chase down 153 to reach the final of the tournament they last won in 2009.

Russian penal colonies are known for their harsh conditions, as prisoners are forced to work.

Floods have destroyed this season's harvest and left farms submerged in parts of West and Central Africa.