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Thousands protest in Tunis, accusing President Saied of a power grab and demanding accountability for economic crisis.

Investigators said they are looking at possible mechanical failures in the brake system as a cause for the crash.

Founder of SpaceX says although Starlink is losing money, he will 'just keep funding Ukraine gov't for free'.

Liz Truss sacked her Chancellor after only a few weeks in office, and reversed major economic policies.

Ukrainian official urges residents in Kyiv and three nearby regions to reduce energy consumption during evening hours.

Manchester United footballer also charged with controlling and coercive behaviour, and assault, British prosecutors say.

Associate of Muslim leader Moqtada al-Sadr says new government has a 'clear subordination to militias'.

Greek island hit by powerful storms, causing flooding of houses, roads and trapping people in their cars.

Beijing official says reunification of China and Taiwan meets the interests of all, including the self-governing island.

US president said Pakistan is one of the 'most dangerous' nations which has 'nuclear weapons without any cohesion'.

Tehran signals it will respond to any EU action on the protests, but has not divulged the nature of its countermeasures.

Belarus's defence ministry says that the mission is 'exclusively' to strengthen the protection of its borders.

With Russia’s reputation as a great military power in tatters, could President Vladimir Putin resort to nuclear weapons?

India has seen impressive economic growth in recent decades but it fares poorly on UN human development indices.

Ahead of the 20th Party Congress the CCP ramps up pro-Xi Jinping propaganda. Plus, the crushing of speech in Bangladesh.

Jeremy Hunt warns of tax hikes, saying 'very difficult decisions ahead', as Prime Minister Liz Truss faces a backlash.

Six people, including two army colonels, sentenced to death while four others were jailed for 10 years in the case.

The deluge in Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania comes six months after the deadly east coast flood disaster.

At the 20th CCP Congress more Xi loyalists will take top positions, but 'who after Xi' questions will grow.

The arrests come as parliament extended emergency powers that allow authorities to arrest suspects without warrants.

OPEC+ group has agreed to its deepest cuts to oil production since the coronavirus pandemic, and the US is not happy.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 234th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Italy was chosen as the host but had to ensure participation by becoming the only host nation to play qualifiers.

'Manson family' cult follower Patricia Krenwinkel is the longest-serving woman prisoner in the United States.

India is now the sixth country to have nuclear-powered submarines with ballistic missile launch capabilities.

Mauna Loa is the largest active volcano on the planet and is in a “state of heightened unrest", scientists say.

The new aid is aimed at restocking ammunition for advanced weapons systems used in Ukraine's counteroffensive.

Chinese president heads into five-yearly party congress after a string of senior politicians convicted for corruption.

Protesters held banners in solidarity with victims of Israeli violence in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Dispute about damage to A350 jets descended into a tug-of-war over confidential documents, with Boeing being dragged in.

Russian president pledged to end the divisive troop mobilisation in two weeks but critics expressed scepticism.

The Democratic Party hopes that fight to protect abortion rights will galvanise voters in November's midterm elections.

A UN analysis found that 4.7 million people, nearly half of Haiti's population, are experiencing acute food insecurity.

Eight others critically injured after a blast hundreds of metres below ground tore through a mine in Amasya.

British PM Liz Truss sacks chancellor, scraps parts of economic package in desperate bid for political survival.

Russian leader gives a news conference and fields a range of questions, mostly on his 'special military operation'.

Hundreds of people have died in the worst flooding in a decade in northeastern Nigeria.

But the deal could stifle competition and lead to higher prices for Americans already grappling with surging inflation.

Children between ages of three and 15 suffering from leukaemia died after receiving smuggled doses in war-torn Yemen.

Surging prices for everything from mortgages to rent have upped anxiety levels, shifting spending towards necessities.

Trump sent letter decrying again the congressional investigation into January 6 riot after panel moved to subpoena him.

The agreement opens the door to offshore energy exploration, but several sticking points remain.

President Alexander Lukashenko tells Ukraine, West not to 'cross red lines' drawn by ally, Russia.

London's National Gallery says action caused 'some minor damage to the frame but the painting is unharmed'.

Republicans are using anti-migrant rhetoric to redirect focus away from other issues before midterms, experts say.

Officials and locals are ready should Lithuania be dragged into the Ukraine war, and a sense of resilience dominates.

Statement by billionaire comes after Ukrainian ambassador attacked him over his proposed 'peace plan'.

Cologne authorities last year cleared the way for mosques to apply for permission to call for prayer for five minutes.

The trial comes five years after the killing of Caruana Galizia, a renowned anti-corruption journalist, in a car bomb.

Prime minister appoints Jeremy Hunt as chancellor to replace Kwasi Kwarteng and reverses course on sweeping tax cuts.