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Recently signed contracts will help the country tackle unemployment, underdevelopment and currency issues.

Justin Trudeau says intelligence on the deadly shooting in British Columbia was passed on to India 'many weeks ago'.

Sudan Armed Forces leader says talks with Rapid Support Forces chief are impossible; wants 'terrorist' designation.

The Dutch prime minister discusses the end of his political and diplomatic era after 13 years in power.

Chaithawat Tulathon has been involved in Thailand's progressive political movement for more than five years.

Rahile Dawut was convicted on charges of endangering state security in a secret trial, US-based foundation says.

Misinformation and media restrictions add to the chaos in flood-stricken Derna. And, preserving Nigeria's past in print.

Nigerian activist, actor and filmmaker Ego Boyo has been on a quest to up industry standards, for three decades.

Investigators from Germany, Sweden and Denmark remain tight-lipped while speculation and theories abound.

US Federal Reserve holds rates steady while European Central Bank signals a pause in monetary tightening policy.

Prince Alemayehu, 7, was taken to England after battle of Magdala and died there in 1879 at the age of 18.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy did not respond directly to a question about the US supplying long-range missile system.

Taiwan's Defence Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng says frequency of Chinese military drills increases risk of accidental clash.

Poland's PM Mateusz Morawiecki accused the Ukrainian leader of insulting Poles in his United Nations address this week.

As the war enters its 577th day, these are the main developments.

The strike now includes approximately 18,600 workers across 20 states, with presidential candidates wooing their union.

Correspondent John Holman speaks to Haitian migrants fleeing intimidation in the Dominican Republic as tensions rise.

The number of marriages falls from 13.5 million couples in 2013 to 6.8 million in 2022.

Incompetency finding for Ramzi bin al-Shibh means the prosecution of his four co-defendants would continue without him.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy joins Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for a historic second parliamentary address.

Pope Francis warned against a 'paralysis of fear' as European nations shift responsibility for taking care of refugees.

Mexico has barred the import of GMO corn for human consumption, raising the ire of exporter US where most corn is GMO.

If Canada proves allegations of Indian involvement, experts say killing would violate international, human rights law.

DRC has asked the UN to withdraw its troops saying it has failed to protect civilians.

The late star, 27, died in mysterious circumstances after a label feud and that has led to outrage across Nigeria.

Many residents of the breakaway region say they cannot conceive any form of safe reintegration into Azerbaijan.

Pakistan's election body has announced that the general elections will now be held the last week of January.

At least 22 people have been injured in attacks targeting Hamas's security outposts in the besieged enclave.

The European Union is set to 'swiftly' disburse 127 million euros as part of a July deal to halt irregular migration.

Israeli prime minister's speech focuses on push for formal relations with Saudi Arabia. Here's all you need to know.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says US ready to provide 'financial and logistical' aid to proposed Haiti deployment.

Prosecutors accuse top Democrat and wife of corruption, including using his power to influence policy to benefit Egypt.

Separatist leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq allowed back in Srinagar's historic Jamia Masjid after four years of detention.

Omrane, who was briefly detained and questioned, is well known for publishing satirical cartoons featuring politicians.

Stefanos Kasselakis hopes to lead the Greek left into a new era after a series of disappointing results at the polls.

Libya and Morocco experienced tragedies in the same week, but there are clear differences in how they played out.

Nearly 12,500 athletes - more than ever before - from 45 countries and territories are set to compete across 40 sports.

At least one person has been killed and a fire was sparked in Kyiv's assault on the annexed peninsula, Russia says.

In recent months, public discontent has been growing in Ghana over the rising cost of living for everyday people.

A major methane gas leak is flowing from unusual depths of the Baltic Sea, Sweden research expedition finds.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says working groups mark 'important step forward' in relationship with China.

Carleton University award 'will maintain legacy' of beloved journalist killed last year by Israeli forces, family says.

Bashar al-Assad visit to China part of a bid to end more than a decade of diplomatic isolation under Western sanctions.

Armenians demand their leader's resignation for a third day after Azerbaijan's offensive to recapture the enclave.

Pakistan to play without key fast bowler Shah, who has been replaced by Hasan Ali in the 15-member World Cup squad.

New York City police find narcotics a week after four toddlers treated for opioid poisoning, including one who died.

BJP's Ramesh Bhiduri makes Islamophobic and threatening remarks against Kunwar Danish Ali during a debate.

If the move goes ahead, DR Congo will exit a small group of countries with embassies in the disputed city of Jerusalem.

Abdullah Abu Hasan, 18, was shot in the abdomen and killed by Israeli forces during a raid on Kafr Dan town near Jenin.

Two aid flights arrive in Benghazi from Doha along with a team from the Qatar Red Crescent.