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The former PM has been charged in a number of cases that his party says are politically motivated.

Slow Journalism/Features unit wins for story revealing brutality against civilians in Belarus.

Putin is losing two wars: the one in Ukraine and the one over the World War II narrative.

Spiralling inflation and a plummeting peso have left the economy unravelling at an accelerating pace.

A report by Human Rights Watch claims the military used a thermobaric or vacuum bomb on opponents last month.

Zimbabwe's gold-backed digital currency comes a year after it launched gold coins to stabilise its devaluing currency.

Thousands take to the streets in the capital Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar and other cities.

The US Congress has cut back expanded COVID-era food assistance benefits, creating strain for some low-income families.

Prigozhin launches another scathing attack on Russian defence chiefs, saying soldiers are being given 'criminal' orders.

Israeli military said they knew of 'collateral' in their operation to kill three PIJ members.

Legal experts say former primer minister's arrest may violate recently amended laws.

Will the May 14 elections end President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's 20-year hold on Turkey?

Warming temperatures due to climate change are increasing the intensity and frequency of Africa's rains, UN says.

Support for the army grows across the country as officials promise attacks will liberate territory.

The drug, often smuggled to Gulf states, has been a key topic in discussions over Syria's re-entry to the Arab League.

President Erdogan makes announcement as he seeks re-election and economic turmoil hurts his chances.

Disease surges as health officials try to address the accessibility of treatments and new vaccine trials.

Is a polar body's viability at risk if it cannot cooperate with the country that controls most of the Arctic coast?

Supporters say Assange is an anti-establishment hero who has been victimised because he exposed US wrongdoings.

Credit line is part of about $4bn in emergency assistance extended by India during peak of Sri Lanka's crisis last year.

Win or lose, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's legacy will endure.

The leader of an anti-monarchist group and five others were arrested as Charles III was preparing to be crowned.

'War' unleashed on Russia, the president says at Victory Day parade in Moscow as the war in Ukraine intensifies.

Western Canada has been hit repeatedly by extreme weather, the intensity increased because of climate change.

More than a third of the world’s population is on Facebook but it still finds itself in a battle for relevancy.

As leaders of regional bloc meet in Indonesia, crisis triggered by February 2021 military coup strikes close to home.

US continues to operate according to false assumption that psychological torment and bodily anguish deter migration.

Air raids shake the capital as truce talks stall in Saudi Arabia.

'Discriminatory and unlawful measures' restrict Afghan women's and girls' participation in public life, report says.

The ruling is the latest twist in a saga that has fuelled unrest in Senegal, a usually stable state in a restive region.

Bankman-Fried's lawyers tell court that prosecutors rushed to judgement in charging their client.

Expulsion comes after Canada said it was sending home a Chinese diplomat for trying to intimidate a Canadian legislator.

Curfew in place and peace talks held as state's chief minister says about 230 people injured and 1,700 houses burned.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says country is on track for first surplus since the global financial crisis in 2008.

Job cuts are the latest layoffs to hit the tech sector in recent months, following losses at Google, Meta and Amazon.

As the war enters its 440th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Investigation into Capvision comes after recent police raids on Bain & Company and Mintz Group.

Russia has stepped up night time aerial attacks over the past week ahead of a renewed Ukrainian counteroffensive.

Activist group estimates Hong Kongers in the UK are unable to access $2.8bn in retirement savings.

Convoy delivering humanitarian aid came under fire in northeastern Shan State but escaped unharmed.

Ruling is a setback for the administration of left-wing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, which supported reform.

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad group said three of its leaders were killed as well as their wives and some children.

N Korean leader Kim Jong Un's daughter, Ju Ae, believed to be about 10 years old, could potentially be his successor.

Sudan's army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan says no settlement with RSF without a permanent ceasefire in Khartoum.

Canadian foreign minister says Zhao Wei declared 'persona non grata' after report that opposition lawmaker targeted.

Tens of thousands rally in Belgrade, demanding resignation of key ministers and a ban on violent TV content.

After 12 years of civil war and government crackdowns in Syria, the Arab League has reinstated the country.

Lawyers for ex-President Donald Trump and writer E Jean Carroll make final statements in New York civil case.

Police chief in border town of Brownsville, Texas says officials have not ruled out whether the crash was intentional.