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Qatar expects to welcome more than 1.2 million visitors as some epidemiologists warn of a third pandemic winter.

Police had received 11 reports of dangerous crowding in Itaewon up to four hours before the tragedy unfolded.

Ukrainian leader says humanitarian corridor needs “reliable and long-term defence”.

Launches follow Pyongyang warning over ongoing military exercises between South Korea and the United States.

African continent continues to disproportionately suffer the dangerous effects of the global climate emergency.

Exit polls suggest veteran politician will be able to form coalition with 'Religious Zionism', which plans major changes

The move taps about 25,000 growers practicing natural farming to provide a dozen chemical-free products used for laddus.

Poachers continue to target the big cat for its skin and body parts, undermining conservation efforts.

The Congolese government has expelled the Rwandan ambassador, accusing Kigali of supporting a rebel group.

US prosecutors describe Allison Fluke-Ekren, a Kansas mother and former teacher, as the 'empress of ISIS'.

Qatar-German spat eases after Berlin’s interior minister says critical comments were 'misinterpreted'.

The jailed British-Egyptian activist will stop drinking water on Sunday as world leaders gather at COP27.

Former prime minister well placed for comeback as his right-wing bloc projected to win slim majority.

In brief statement, far-right leader avoids conceding election to Lula da Silva but his team says transition to begin.

Twitter's new boss Elon Musk said the move will bring 'power to the people'; price will be adjusted for other countries.

US Senator Lindsey Graham, a top Trump ally, had asked top court to halt order compelling him to testify in state probe.

The unexpected rise in job openings fuels expectations that US Fed will continue to hike rates to cool inflation more.

Ajit Rajagopal was detained together with a lawyer as he walked to COP27 holding a 'March For Our Planet' banner.

In 2021, an Indigenous person in Colombia was killed every four days, according to a new report.

Putin tells Erdogan he will consider resuming deal allowing grain exports from Ukraine if Kyiv provides 'guarantees'.

The rapper was killed at a bowling alley in Houston, Texas in the early hours of Tuesday, AP and New York Times report.

Overall manufacturing falls as higher interest rates cool demand, but consumer orders continue to rise.

Nicolas Maduro and Gustavo Petro holding talks in Caracas as neighbouring countries repair relationship severed in 2019.

All of the House of Representatives, just over a third of the Senate and key governor positions will be chosen.

The action comes as the US seeks to increase focus on exposing and disrupting 'terrorist' financing networks in Africa.

Chief Justice John Roberts effectively pauses effort by congressional panel to get former US president's tax returns.

Far-right president still has not commented on his election defeat as truckers erect protest blockades for a second day.

England avoid elimination to grab second place in their group with one match to go.

UK dismisses allegations as false, says they are attempted 'distractions' from military failures in Ukraine.

Tehran says peace in the Caucasus is important but warns it will not tolerate a corridor sought by Baku and Ankara.

A rising number of critics are taking aim at military commanders as they chart the Ukraine conflict on social media.

Eight teams are gunning for the last four places in Europe's top club football competition.

Opposition lawmakers, charities and Conservative MPs round on Suella Braverman over 'inflammatory' comments.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo's monkeypox outbreak, sickness and death go undetected.

Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman and UAE's Mohammed bin Zayed will however not attend the Algiers summit.

Experts say deniers may not be able to overturn elections but they weaken public confidence in democratic institutions.

Putin may try to destabilise the Western Balkans by ending EUFOR's mandate, but that may lead to a NATO comeback.

The French midfielder and World Cup winner is set to miss this year's tournament in Qatar through injury.

IAEA chief Rafael Grossi says UN will release 'initial conclusions' from the inspection later this week.

The Mengtian unit joins with a lab and core module to complete the Tiangong space station.

US president criticises oil companies for making record profits amid the Russia-Ukraine war, warns of higher tax.

Reforms have improved working and living conditions for hundreds of thousands of workers, ILO says in a new report.

Economic Cooperation Committee backs $112m deal aimed at meeting country's shortfall after weak production, floods.

Survivors say 68 people were on board when a vessel that set sail from Turkey went down between Evia and Andros.

‘It’s perfectly possible to make new friends at any age - and of any age.’

As Israel faces fifth poll in less than four years, rising tension is boosting support for the notorious politician.

New parties are hoping to enter parliament as polling stations open across the Scandinavian nation for a general vote.

Africa has 54 FIFA-affiliated nations, but only five spots. Europe, with 55 members, gets 13.

Officials pledge to take action for bridge collapse that killed 141, but some believe probe is turning into a cover up.

More than 110 people have died in one of the most destructive storms to lash the Philippines this year.