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WHO chief says the situation in the northern Ethiopia region is the 'worst humanitarian crisis in the world'.

The elected prosecutor has said that his removal from office is a result of his willingness to criticise DeSantis.

UN rights chief says return of Rohingya refugees is not possible currently due to concerns about their safety in Myanmar.

Misinformation spread via Facebook and WhatsApp has contributed to the migrant influx at the US-Mexico border.

Government defends measure as helping to dismantle 'terrorist structures' amid criticism from human rights groups.

American consumers continued to spend last month, just not as much on petrol and automobiles.

Taipei has carried out its own drills to simulate defence against invasion by China, and unveiled the F-16V fighter jet.

William Ruto was declared the winner by a slim margin but his defeated opponent says he plans to challenge the result.

Giuliani to testify to grand jury probing former US President Trump's attempts to overturn Georgia election results.

Syria has denied kidnapping or keeping captive US journalist Austin Tice, who disappeared a 10 years ago near Damascus.

The world's largest wealth fund's return on investment was a negative 14.4 percent for the January-June period.

Movement says it has guaranteed security and independence, but critics point to widespread human rights violations.

The $121,000 payment to each victim is an interim one before a continuing inquiry concludes.

Move comes after gradual efforts to restore ties, including a visit by the Israeli president to Turkey in March.

The third in a three-part series about how people and society were transformed in the Arab world of the 1960s.

Unlike their Western counterparts, African leaders are being cautious in characterising the conflict in Ukraine as war.

In Ruto's first presidential bid, history and hustle helped him outwit the sitting president and a political veteran.

Toxic waste from America's war is destroying Iraqi communities. The US owes them legally and morally.

Continuing war and lack of opportunities and hope drive some in opposition-held areas of Syria to take their own lives.

Can a four-year-old child recover from spending half his life in ISIL captivity?

Separatist leader Denis Pushilin expressed hope North Korea and Donetsk could achieve 'equally beneficial' relations.

Attacks in the peninsula may indicate that Ukraine's operatives are able to penetrate deeply into Russian-occupied land.

Hours after a federal minister says refugees will be given apartments in New Delhi, home ministry denies media reports.

At least 12 dead in recent months, and most victims of leopard attacks in the Himalayan region are young children.

Tainted by rubbish and raw sewage dumped directly into the waterway, Nepal's holiest river is also its most polluted.

I worked for Afghanistan's government. Now I recognise we, too, bear responsibility for the country's struggles.

At least 17 bomb and arson attacks occurred overnight in Thailand's southern provinces of Pattani, Narathiwat and Yala.

British consumer price inflation tops 10.1 percent in July, intensifying the squeeze on households.

Attacks took place near town of Kobane, site of overnight clashes between Turkish forces and US-backed Kurdish fighters.

Shutdowns add to economic strains as President Xi Jinping gears up to extend his time in power.

Dozens of state and private planting initiatives launched for more forest cover to counterbalance rapid urbanisation.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 175th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Report says suppliers are in talks to produce the Apple Watch and MacBook in Vietnam for the first time.

Musk tweeted he was buying one of the world's most famous football clubs but offered no details.

Mexico is one of the world's most dangerous places to be a journalist, with at least 17 media workers killed in 2022.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand unveils seventh straight hike, lifting benchmark rate to 3 percent.

Cheney loses primary for midterm elections, promises to do 'whatever it takes' to stop Trump becoming president again.

Li Keqiang calls on provinces to bolster growth after consumption and output fall short of expectations.

Economy ministry says gross domestic product to shrink 4.2 percent this year amid sanctions over the war in Ukraine.

Min Aung Hlaing firing military chiefs, senior politicians and moving against tycoons amid chaos triggered by 2021 coup.

Ukraine's state nuclear power company Energoatom says Russian-based hackers launched major attack on its website.

Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto secured a narrow victory over opposition leader Raila Odinga in presidential vote.

PM says statue removed from a largely Russian-speaking city to ensure 'public order' amid 'increasing tensions'.

The sweeping legislation includes the largest investment to fight climate change in US history.

Cuts affecting Arizona and Nevada come as water levels at Lake Mead, largest manmade US reservoir, set to drop further.

Thousands gather in the town where 34 were killed and 78 injured when police opened fire on platinum mine workers.

UN spokesman says the leaders will discuss the grain shipment deal and attacks at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

Moscow claims UK requested to fly RC-135 spy plane over Russia, calling the move a 'deliberate provocation'.

UN health agency says it wants to find a new, less stigmatising name for the rapidly-spreading disease.