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If Cameroon and Nigeria join, the initiative will represent about two-thirds of global cocoa production.

UN agency's regional data show only Europe with an increase in coronavirus cases in the week that ended October 2.

Africa’s natural gas reserves are vast, and countries have pipelines linked to Europe, but exports remain low.

Tactical nuclear weapons are often characterised by their size, range, or use for limited military targets.

Israeli forces block entrances and exits to Shuafat refugee camp and nearby areas, affecting more than 100,000 people.

The UN committee issues findings after considering a case filed on behalf of six Finnish children held at al-Hol camp.

‘While my grandmother threw away pictures to hide or forget the past, my foster mother documented my childhood.’

Indictments come after the judiciary chief called for the fast-tracking of cases of those deemed 'rioters'.

Energy ministry says it has requisitioned staff at a depot in Normandy as showdown with CGT union escalates.

He is the only Black lawmaker in the lower chamber of 400 deputies and one of a handful ever elected in Italy's history.

Biden tells CNN the Russian president 'miscalculated' the war in Ukraine 'significantly'.

Her foundation says visit is 'focused on impact of floods in Pakistan and reinforce need for critical humanitarian aid'.

A father who is losing his eyesight relies on his seven-year-old son to help him navigate the world.

Ukrainian authorities have repeatedly accused Russian troops of committing atrocities in occupied territories.

The failure of the Epsilon-6 rocket launch is Japan's first in nearly 20 years.

Few families still inhabit the Kome Caves, a site first occupied 200 years ago by tribes seeking shelter from conflict.

Russia's Federal Security Service says five Russians and three citizens of Ukraine and Armenia have been arrested.

More than 22 million women now live in a state with no abortion access, putting them at risk for worse health outcomes.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 231st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Communities that live with wildlife bear the unfair and uncompensated burden of conservation.

Nobel laureate has now been sentenced to 26 years in prison in total and still has several criminal cases outstanding.

WHO report says the Maiden Pharmaceuticals medicine may be linked to deaths of dozens of children in the African nation.

Bank of Korea raises its benchmark rate to 3 percent while acknowledging pain of higher borrowing costs for households.

Top actress and UN goodwill ambassador accused of 'hypocrisy' for speaking out on Iran and being silent on India issues.

South Korea's SK Hynix confirms it has received permission to obtain equipment for chip production facilities in China.

Thousands of Benin Bronzes are scattered in museums worldwide after being looted by Britain in the late 19th century.

The bombings, which killed 202 people from more than 20 countries, targeted foreign holidaymakers visiting the island.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says his government is considering a request from Ukraine's President Zelenskyy.

The constitutional complaint is most serious legal development yet against embattled President Pedro Castillo.

Survivors will mark the anniversary by praying together at a memorial which now stands where the Sari Club once stood.

TikTok plans to operate its own US warehouses, including the kind of packing and shipping facilities used by Amazon.

Observers welcome move as good step after months of pressure, but say more action needed to tackle violence.

Officials warn death toll could rise as 60 people remain missing after landslide swept through a central Venezuela town.

Riyadh says oil production curbs are 'purely economic' as critics in Washington accuse it of empowering Moscow.

Taking a page out of science fiction and Hollywood scripts, US space agency aims to prevent collision with Earth.

The US Department of Labor found workers aged 13-15 at a parts supplier to automakers Hyundai Motor Co and Kia Corp.

In November, Democrats and Republicans will fight for control of legislative power in the US.

The proposal would require some workers to be considered a company's employees, entitled to more benefits, protections.

Killing of Israeli soldier near Jenin comes days after another was shot dead at checkpoint in occupied East Jerusalem.

Charles, 73, will be formally crowned at London's Westminster Abbey on May 6, 2023, the palace says.

Albert Pahimi Padacke's resignation follows postponement of elections by two years to 2024.

Fourteen of the 30 NATO member countries to be involved in the drills, which were planned before Russia invaded Ukraine.

The three largest economies will 'continue to stall' and 'the worst is yet to come', it warned.

Advocates welcome decision to drop case against Adnan Syed, who was released from a US prison last month.

Basketball team says new accounts will boost the Wizards' global outreach and connect it with Arab American fans.

Iraq has already made three failed attempts this year to elect a new head of state.

Russia's Putin praises cooperation during talks about OPEC+ and Ukraine war with Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

The former US presidential hopeful said the party is driven by 'cowardly wokeness' and is stoking 'anti-white racism'.

Scotland seeks the UK Supreme Court's approval for an independence referendum without London's consent.

Residents take to streets after school bus driver was shot dead in latest of growing number of violent incidents.