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A Frontier Corps camp in the restive area was attacked, killing at least 13 people.

Khan was dragged away by dozens of troops and arrested during a routine court appearance on Tuesday.

Israel’s surveillance in Jerusalem, and the secretive unit responsible for spying on and blackmailing Palestinians.

Images by three young Rohingya photographers are on display in Qatari capital as part of Tasweer photo festival.

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on how the African Continental Free Trade Area could reduce extreme poverty.

Israel hits several cities across the Gaza Strip while sirens sound in southern Israel for a fith consecutive day.

Palestinian families in Gaza remember 54 of the children killed during the 11 days of Israeli bombing in May 2021.

Some 52 million Thais are eligible to vote in Sunday's election with many hoping to break the military's political hold.

As Turks gear up to vote this weekend, here's a look at key moments during the rule of Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Turkey's polls this weekend will pit opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu against incumbent President Erdogan.

Fears for the safety of hundreds of thousands of vulnerable people in path of potentially devastating storm.

What began in 1956 with just seven countries, has grown into a festival drawing millions of viewers around the world.

Move Forward Party is energising voters with pledges of monarchy and military reforms – subjects once considered taboo.

As the war enters its 444th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Cause of death is not yet known for 17-year-old Ángel Eduardo Maradiaga Espinoza, discovered unconscious in US custody.

Closure of top news outlet underscores regional trend of governments cracking down on independent media, observers say.

Advocates fear the US-Mexico border will become a ‘deportation mill’ as new policies narrow avenues for seeking asylum.

US ambassador summoned after saying he was confident that a Russian ship had collected weapons from South Africa.

US President Joe Biden's new measures replace Donald Trump's pandemic-era laws.

The CBO warned a default could come as early as June 1 and there was 'significant risk' the US could not pay its dues.

A panel of reporters reflect on the example of renowned Al Jazeera correspondent a year after her death.

The move is in response to 'Iranian threats, armed seizures and attacks' on shipping vessels, US official says.

Sundowns' coach, one of Africa's best football technicians, hopes they will go far with his unique training approach.

Wagner forces chief has called the move a 'rout' as Ukraine announced gains made around the battlefield city.

Thousands of residents who left the southern city face additional challenges in exercising their franchise.

Kemal Kilicdaroglu, who is President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's main rival, says Moscow is behind 'deepfake content'.

One of Imran Khan’s die-hard supporters is willing to give up his life for the former Pakistani prime minister.

Musk has hired former NBCUniversal advertising chief Linda Yaccarino, who modernised the ad business at the media firm.

There are more than 64 million eligible voters in Turkey, including more than six million first-time voters.

Islamabad High Court grants two weeks of interim bail after Khan's 'invalid' arrest on corruption charges.

Erdogan’s independent foreign policy put Turkey on the map - the opposition’s may be far more muted.

Daniel Penny faces manslaughter charge in death of homeless subway passenger Jordan Neely, which set off protests.

Tehran says the release of Bernard Phelan and Benjamin Briere, jailed for alleged spying, is a 'humanitarian action'.

Amid tough US sanctions, fewer than two dozen of the nation's sugar refineries were operational this season.

Parents say they are at a loss in dealing with the trauma of their children who should be playing, not grieving.

Fighting between Sudan's army and RSF could upend South Sudan’s shaky peace due to oil exports and demographic concerns.

Attacks on politicians and election workers have marred the last few weeks of campaigning before Sunday's votes.

The CHP used to back a ban on the hijab in public life in Turkey. It's changed its tone, but not everyone trusts it.

After months of waiting, Swedish hopes are high for Turkey's ratification after Sunday's vote.

We should be careful not to repeat the mistakes made in Sudan.

Heavy fighting reported in the capital after leaders agree to protect civilians but not on a truce.

Elections on Sunday may bring sweeping change to Turkey, but in an earthquake zone many will vote for the president.

The tech entrepreneur faces 20 years in prison for fraud over HP's $11bn acquisition of UK software firm Autonomy.

Bail granted to the main opposition leader a day after the top court declared his arrest in a corruption case 'illegal'.

This week's air strikes and rocket attacks have killed 31 Palestinians in Gaza and a 70-year-old man in central Israel.

At least two Armenian forces have been wounded after Baku used drones in the direction of Sotk, according to Yerevan.

Sudan's warring military factions sign a commitment to respect humanitarian principles in their spiralling conflict.

Foreign minister had faced calls to go after comments made in response to daughter's TikTok video of lavish London trip.

Europe welcomed Ukrainian refugees with open arms. It should now do the same for those escaping the conflict in Sudan.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has called for a snap poll on July 9, which could leave him in power until 2040.