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US Congressman Ro Khanna has come under fire for meeting a far-right ideologue on his trip to India.

Millions of Afghans who have left their country since 2021 remain stuck in limbo as they seek to reach Western nations.

Police say kidnappings rose from 3,832 cases in 2013 to nearly 11,000 cases in 2021, with most of those in Gauteng.

I've never felt this helpless as a reporter."

In a statement, Beijing and New Delhi say they have 'agreed to resolve the remaining issues in an expeditious manner'.

Georgians, infuriated by Russia's war in Ukraine and occupation of their land, say the US band's move was naive at best.

The star of England's 2019 Cricket World Cup win has been included in the ODI squad for a series against New Zealand.

As lower energy prices prompt annual inflation to drop in July, PM Sunak says the figures show 'the plan is working'.

The war causes 1,017,449 people to leave Sudan for neighbouring countries and displaces 3,433,025 internally.

Nairobi's fashion community uses secondhand clothing market as their inspiration and backdrop.

The drilling became possible after a US-mediated deal settled a maritime border dispute in Lebanese and Israeli waters.

The Nigerien Defence Ministry says another 20 soldiers were wounded in the attack.

Maui authorities have confirmed 106 deaths as painstaking recovery and identification work continues.

Rain and landslides kill at least 60 as more than 800 people evacuated from low-lying areas of Himachal Pradesh state.

Syrians fleeing their homes first head to migrant hub Libya before navigating the world's deadliest migration route.

Are protesting Israelis really longing for 'a better democracy for the good of all the people'?

Decision all but kills off any hope of the election-winning party leading the next government in Thailand.

Prominent senator says she does not believe the proposal will address the longstanding issues facing Aboriginal people.

Latvia says country is facing increased 'hybrid threats' and blames Belarus on involvement in border crossings.

Self-ruled island that Beijing claims as its own is due to go to the polls in January with VP Lai the frontrunner.

India's decision to ban exports of some rice was based on domestic reasons, but it's had a global impact.

Trio suspected of working for Russian security service charged with possession of false identity documents, police say.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 539th day.

Travis King slipped away while on a tourist tour around the Joint Security Area that separates North, South Korea.

Russian drones are said to have attacked a Ukrainian Danube River port and damaged grain silos and warehouses.

Poland's Armed Forces Day parade marked the 103rd anniversary of victory over the Soviet Union in the Battle of Warsaw.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights urges solutions to the political violence unfolding before the elections.

The US says its plan to hold a meeting on rights abuses will move forward despite protests from North Korea and China.

Death toll on Maui island approaches 100, with US President Joe Biden saying he will visit Hawaii 'as soon as' possible.

The conservative politician's election continued a nearly unbroken streak for the Colorado Party, in power since 1947.

Deputy head of Sudan's Sovereign Council says a caretaker government must be formed in the country.

Fourth criminal case against Donald Trump unlikely to immediately affect his push for 2024 GOP nomination, experts say.

Former US president is charged in Georgia with racketeering in attempt to overturn 2020 election defeat.

Women's rights activist Mahbouba Seraj confronts Taliban spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid in Al Jazeera documentary.

Neymar reportedly offered two-year contract expected to pay an annual salary of about $100m.

Leaders say the allies are 'fully demonstrating their invincibility' as they pledge to bolster security ties.

State-level charges against Donald Trump cannot be pardoned outright by Georgia's governor or a US president.

Far-right candidate Javier Milei's strong showing raises questions about his appeal amid crises facing the country.

Property manager Carlos De Oliveira faces allegations he tried to delete security footage sought by US investigators.

Mass demonstrations erupted after Delwar Hossain Sayedee died in prison from a heart attack.

The progressive Move Forward was the surprise winner of the May 14 election, closely followed by Pheu Thai.

Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar is the youngest interim PM in Pakistan's history and considered a relative newcomer in its politics.

Often without providing clear reasons, banks appear to be disproportionately closing the accounts of British Muslims.

Emefiele who made an unprecedented run for the Nigerian presidency last year, has been held in detention since June 10.

Lebanon's Hezbollah and Israel exchange threats to send each other back to the 'stone age', Ghajar is in the middle.

Fighting between rival military factions in Libya's capital resumes for a second day amid reports of injuries, deaths.

The Georgia indictment tests not just the US's domestic politics, but its international image. The world is watching.

Cricket fans, experts denounce PCB's attempt to omit Khan from video celebrating country's cricket history.

The Kremlin said Mali's leader initiated the call to President Putin about the situation in Niger.

Thousands of displaced Afghans face prolonged separation, fresh concerns on two-year anniversary of fall of Kabul.