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Johnson abruptly resigned from parliament after seeing the report, calling it a 'witch hunt'.

India's leader has suggested a full Group of 20 membership for the African Union.

Ramaphosa praises the first time African leaders engaged in peace efforts 'beyond the shores of the continent'.

The heatwave has spurred thunderstorms, flooding and power outages from Florida to Texas, leaving 400,000 in the dark.

The legally binding accord outlines rules to protect biodiversity in waters outside national boundaries.

Complaints registered about voter registration and overall electoral process ahead of legislative, presidential polls.

Airbus won the multibillion-dollar deal for single-aisle planes - the largest ever by number of aircraft.

Brazilian president says he plans to raise stalled trade deal between the EU and bloc of South American nations.

John Herdman says Canada should aim to win next World Cup, which it will co-host, but team is 'suffering financially'.

US-based firm OceanGate Expeditions says its vessel is subject of search-and-rescue operation off Canada's Newfoundland.

Judge in the US federal case against Trump says lawyers cannot release evidence to media or on social platforms.

About 25 million people - more than half of Sudan's population - are in dire need of humanitarian assistance.

The party, whose MPs will retain their seats as independents, has led rallies against pro-West President Maia Sandu.

The Wagner leader is becoming a recognisable public figure in Russia and has staked out a niche among conservatives.

The charges against the Putin critic could extend his prison sentence by decades.

The reckoning over race ignited by the murder of George Floyd set the stage for Juneteenth to become a US holiday.

MPs prepare to vote on report that found the former premier misled Parliament as a new 'partygate' video emerges.

Navigating the 21st century requires solidarity not polarity.

India's weather office issues red alert warning in some states, including Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank kill five Palestinians, including a teenager.

The two sides 'made progress', Chinese President Xi Jinping says after talks with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

Kathmandu mayor bans screening of Indian films after movie inspired by Hindu epic Ramayana sparks controversy.

Indonesia, Malaysia decline invite as critics condemn Thai effort, saying it undermines regional peace initiatives.

Top US diplomat holds talks with Wang Yi in Beijing amid reports he might also meet with President Xi Jinping.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urges a 'yes' vote in referendum on constitutional recognition for Aboriginal people.

Pyongyang vows to launch a spy satellite soon after 'heavily criticising' those in charge of the first failed attempt.

Massive flooding caused by dam breach has contaminated drinking water and led to bans on swimming and eating seafood.

As the war enters its 481st day, these are the main developments.

Projects include the construction of power plants that will reduce Iraq's reliance on Iran for its energy needs.

Ukraine's counteroffensive continues with small advances as Russia conducts 'effective' defensive operations.

Some 300 demonstrators in Tunis demanded freedom for former ministers, businessmen and other opposition members.

The United States' top diplomat flew to Beijing aiming to ease months of tension.

The finance minister was granted sweeping powers to expedite construction, bypassing measures in place for 27 years.

My father was detained in the crackdown on dissent in Tunisia. He could have fled but chose to stand up to dictatorship.

Authorities vowed the 10 suspected human traffickers they arrested would be 'severely punished'.

At least 41 people, mostly students, killed in suspect rebel attack at a school in a town close to DRC border.

Uganda reels from its deadliest attack in more than 10 years after a rebel group killed 41 civilians, mostly students.

Between encroachments by big trawlers, lethal pollution levels and a cost-of-living crisis, life is harder than ever.

A deal could see Iran free US prisoners in return for the release of billions of dollars worth of Iranian assets.

Experts say the 'suppressed' lira is reaching its true value as they forecast a continued fall against the dollar.

The military gov't promises a return to civilian rule, but opponents argue changes would give president excessive power.

as the war enters its 480th day, these are the main developments.

US's top diplomat aiming to keep lines of communication open amid heightened tensions between two countries.

Mali's military rulers are proposing changes to its constitution, which would reinforce presidential powers.

South Africa President says the war is having a 'negative impact' on the African continent and many other countries.

Thousands of pilgrims left from the Rafah crossing to Cairo's airport and then to Mecca.

Officials said electricity had been restored in many villages but hundreds more were still without power.

Truce brokered by US and Saudi Arabia takes effect as Khartoum reels from air attack that killed 17 people.

Multiple ceasefires and international mediation efforts have failed to stop the conflict from escalating.

The legislation acknowledges that President Kais Saied has taken steps to undermine Tunisia's democratic institutions.