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Removing the British monarch as head of state would complete 'decolonisation process', Jamaican academic says.

Washington accuses individuals and firms of compromising networks based in the US and other nations since at least 2020.

WHO urges countries to keep up their efforts to fight the disease, with lowest level of recorded cases since March 2020.

UN report finds 'grave violations of fundamental human rights and humanitarian law' have increased across the country.

Ukraine has reclaimed 8,000sq km of territory this month inflicting serious blow to Russian military ambitions.

Court finds two executives of Canadian mining firm Trevali guilty of involuntary manslaughter after deadly flooding.

For more than 700 years, the Irish lived under and alongside the English, and later British, Empire.

Chinese president's trip underlines the importance Beijing places on asserting its role as a regional leader.

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin is delivered to UK's Westminster Hall where she will remain for four days until her funeral.

Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi signed a number of deals in Doha

Pavel Filatyev, an ex-Russian soldier seeking asylum in France, opens up about his experiences on the front lines.

Chile appealed FIFA decision to dismiss their complaint that Ecuador's Castillo was born in Colombia and not in Ecuador

Russian forces left the city last week as Ukraine pressed forward in a sweeping counteroffensive.

Desperate Lebanese are resorting to armed heists to retrieve money being withheld by banks.

Energy market reforms include the taxation of energy companies and decoupling gas prices from overall electricity bills.

Somalis who fled the country because of conflict are now returning home from one of the world's largest refugee camps.

Authorities in Bihar come under severe criticism for arresting Muslim boy after clashes broke out during a Hindu event.

Iranian government has not commented on allegations, but it has previously said it will not help either side in the war.

Public figures have joined calls for justice after police shot through the windscreen of the car Kaba, 24, was driving.

Google claims the case falsely relies on accusations it imposes its search engine and Chrome browser on Android phones.

Housed in the Bank for International Settlements, new Afghan Fund will be managed by a board of trustees, the US says

Near-weekly anti-coup rallies have taken place in Sudan since the October 25 coup led by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan.

US State Department spokesman says press freedom undermined after TV channel sympathetic to Imran Khan was blocked.

Palestinian footballers and Gaza residents slam Israel's 15-year-long blockade that has limited freedom of movement.

More Somalis are losing faith in the country's slow judicial process and are taking their complaints to the armed group.

The Turkish coastguard says a total of 73 refugees and migrants were rescued, with five still missing.

Ahmad Abed and Abdul Rahman Abed, along with an unnamed Israeli soldier, were killed near a military checkpoint.

Four unique songs of Middle Eastern romance, each with its own story of drama, tragedy and deception.

The clash comes against the backdrop of the Russia-Ukraine war and fighting between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

Yerevan, Baku accuse each other of firing mortars and artillery in an attack.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 203rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The late queen faithfully served the British imperial project.

The Taliban has in the past denied widespread fighting, saying it has established control of the entire country.

The international community now has an urgent choice to make — one it has so far shied away from.

Opposition say his term began after he seized power in a coup in 2014, but his supporters argue otherwise.

Gov't welcoming more permanent migrants to ease shortages, but activists say workers on temporary visas need more help.

Scientists are working to unravel the mysteries of black holes.

Plan is to go beyond existing measures and target sensitive technologies like computer chips and telecoms equipment.

Antonio Guterres tells opening of the 77th UN General Assembly that the world must work together on multiple fronts.

Rebels fighting government forces 'ready' for African Union-led peace process.

Tens of thousands gather in London to pay tribute to the UK's longest-reigning monarch.

The closure of Al Roeya reflects the limits set on freedom of speech and local media in the UAE.

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has met Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani in Doha as the two counties aim to boost ties.

Ukraine recaptures towns seized in the early days of Russia's invasion, urges Western powers to send more weapons.

British police faces criticism from civil liberties groups over their treatment of anti-monarchy protesters.

Russian leader, Indian PM will hold talks in Uzbekistan on Friday to discuss trade and fertiliser sales, Kremlin says.

Fatal shooting of two Haitian journalists in Port-au-Prince draws condemnation as gang violence continues to soar.

Peace committee leader Idrees Khan's vehicle drove over an explosive device, killing him and two guards, police say.

Authorities have detained a woman accused of being involved in failed assassination attempt, local media outlets report.

Vote hands outcome of the deal over to a US court battle between the social media giant and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.