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Fault Lines reports on El Salvador’s war on gangs and investigates claims of abuse and deaths in prison.

Judge Ioannis Sarmas will lead the interim government after the governing party fell short of an outright majority.

Families of detained opposition members in Tunisia have filed a case at the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights.

Air travel between Paris and regional hubs such as Nantes, Lyon and Bordeaux will now be banned.

Novelist and political activist Daqqa was transferred to hospital on Monday following further health complications.

South Africa's Gauteng province declared a cholera outbreak on Sunday, with 41 confirmed cases and 15 deaths so far.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns Sudan’s rival generals to abide by the latest ceasefire or face sanctions.

Helen Holland, 81, died two weeks after being hit by a motorcycle escorting Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh.

Nearly 17,000 civilian deaths were recorded across 12 conflicts around the world last year, a 53% rise.

In Sudan, 'African solutions to African problems' is proving to be a hollow mantra.

Bombing in North Waziristan, a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, is second attack to hit nation in as many days.

Russian PM Mikhail Mishustin is the highest ranking Russian official to visit Beijing since the Ukraine war began.

Debates on a new legislation to tackle childhood sexual violence online and offline are under way in the European Union.

Mohammed Assaf's Ana Dammi Falastini is back on the streaming giant. Why was it taken down in the first place?

Khawaja Asif says the former prime minister's PTI party attacked the 'very basis of state' which could not be tolerated.

The contentious budget will boost funds to ultraorthodox and pro-settler parties.

Tariq Ramadan acquitted after a Swiss court found no evidence against the former Oxford University professor.

While east of the mountain people didn’t remove their masks, to the west, they casually watched the gas and ash plume.

Authorities say raids took place in seven states to investigate seven people aged between 22 to 38.

Climate change policy is accelerating, prompting a rise in what experts identify as organised resistance by deniers.

Since Khan's arrest and the violence that followed, more than two dozen PTI leaders have quit the beleaguered party.

Kinshasa, the EU and UN experts have accused neighbouring Rwanda of backing the M23 but Kigali denies any involvement.

Russia has claimed full control of the war-ravaged city, but Ukraine says its forces are still holding on.

Yasmeen Lari is making bamboo houses for people living on the front lines of climate change.

Security experts say incursions seek to pull Russian troops away from key battles to help Ukraine counteroffensive.

Hari Budha Magar, a former Gurkha soldier for British army in Afghanistan, now wants to help people with disabilities.

Australia and India sign deals on migration, green hydrogen as rights group condemns Albanese's warm embrace of Modi.

Deal is likely to be a blow to China, which has made a concerted effort to increase its influence in Micronesia.

Japanese brand had already suspended operations in Russia since shortly after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Teachers must remain in charge, but for that, they too will need to evolve. Here's how.

Florida governor seen as the biggest threat to current frontrunner Donald Trump for the Republican nomination.

Controversy comes as Hong Kong airline is trying to recover from years of losses due to protests and COVID curbs.

The Patek Philippe Ref 96 Quantieme Lune once belonged to the last emperor of China's Qing Dynasty Aisin-Gioro Puyi.

Rights group Walk Free says up to 50 million people worldwide experienced forced labour or forced marriage in 2021.

Career diplomat Xie Feng is known for his plain-speaking style but has also spent many years working on US policy.

The United Nations estimates nearly 17,000 civilians killed last year, an increase of 53% compared with year before.

The Generalissimo Suvorov is part of the new Borei class of stealthier, more nimble undersea vessels.

As the war enters its 455th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Anti-Kremlin groups, the Freedom of Russia Legion and Russian Volunteer Corps, claim responsibility for the incursion.

Swiss watchmaker says authorities in Muslim majority country seized 164 LGBTQ pride-themed watches.

NGOs say people from the frontlines of the plastics pollution crisis will have a limited presence at negotiations.

The electrified metal fence, topped with razor wire and cameras, has prompted criminals to seek out new destinations.

Russia says fighter jet intercepted two US B-1B bombers flying over the Baltic Sea in international airspace.

The report names 451 clerics and religious brothers with substantiated claims of sexual abuse against them in the US.

An economic crisis as well as mass protests brought down Indonesia's longtime leader and brought new freedoms.

A report by a special rapporteur has been met with anger from Canadian conservatives who are pushing for public inquiry.

Sunday's late-night inferno killed 19 people, many of whom were Indigenous students from rural parts of the country.

It said the disgraced financier had 'quid pro quo' relationship with the US Virgin Islands's highest-ranking officials.

Shou Chew says app will 'never provide' user data to Chinese gov't and vows to fight ban in US state.

Criminal trial over alleged hush money payments is set to take place amid the Republican presidential primary season.