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Colombia President Gustavo Petro is hosting int'l meeting aimed at resolving political crisis in neighbouring Venezuela.

Kim Potter, Minnesota officer who mistook gun for Taser and killed Wright in 2021, is freed after 16 months in prison.

Moldova, a former Soviet Republic, has become an increasingly visible sideshow of Moscow’s war in Ukraine.

A string of high-profile murders has drawn attention to rates of gender-based violence in the South American country.

When a missile hit Noon Abdel Bassit's home on day four of the conflict, her family made plans to leave the country.

Ramaphosa earlier said South Africa would 'assist other nationals' from 'our region' stranded in Sudan.

Kenya's police chief says the death toll includes eight people who were initially found emaciated and alive.

The wrestlers first protested in January but say not enough has been done to end sexual harassment in the sport.

Police are now frequently conducting raids to clamp down on home brewers across Zimbabwe.

The nine-storey building collapsed in 2013, killing 1,134 people, in one of the deadliest industrial disasters ever.

The Falange party founder became one of the pillars of Francisco Franco's brutal regime.

British Olympic gold medal winner opens up about his mental health struggles and his hopes to compete at Paris 2024.

Protesters demand Bashar al-Assad be prosecuted, the release of all detainees and the return of displaced Syrians.

In East Africa, famine is once again looming. We have to act now to save lives.

The 74-year-old retired judge of the ruling Awami League party was elected unopposed in February.

Uday was one of 12 cheetahs brought from South Africa in February in a programme to reintroduce the big cats to India.

Nikolai Peskov says his father, Dmitry, is 'proud' after his stint fighting against Kyiv's forces.

Approvals of coal-fired power plants fuel concerns that China will backtrack on goal to become carbon neutral by 2060.

Battles raging in Sudan have sparked operations to evacuate foreign citizens and embassy staff by road, air and sea.

One drone was shot down while another exploded on its own, Crimea's Russian-backed governor says.

Residents of Khartoum describe going days without electricity and water as fighting rages around them.

Russian-installed official denies reports that Kyiv's forces have taken up positions on river's east bank.

Seoul restores preferential trade status three years after neighbours restricted trade over historical grievances.

Activists say site for Navi Mumbai International Airport is dangerously close to bird sanctuaries and roosting spots.

More and more malnourished, dehydrated children are coming to hospitals like mine. It's a legacy of last year's floods.

Hearings scheduled after Hambali held for years before charges filed over Bali bombings and Jakarta hotel attack.

As the war enters its 425th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Country will focus on longer-range capabilities and strengthening operations of its northern military bases.

Latest violence comes as country's military leaders step up efforts to put down an uprising that has killed thousands.

Imad al-Adwan is a member of the Jordanian Parliament's Palestine Committee.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol is visiting the US on Monday for a summit with President Joe Biden.

Surge in spending reflects Russia-Ukraine war and 'increasingly insecure world', according to leading think tank.

Azerbaijan says it has set up a checkpoint on the only land route to the contested region of Nagorno-Karabakh.

Countries scrambled to evacuate their diplomats and citizens from the Sudanese capital on Saturday and Sunday.

China's top diplomat visits Manila as it carries out joint military drills with Washington.

This marks the first time the Ethiopian government has formally said it would negotiate with the Oromo Liberation Army.

Authorities arrest Alain Guillaume Bunyoni seven months after his sacking in a high-level political purge.

Peruvian authorities accuse Alejandro Toledo of receiving millions of dollars in return for public works contracts.

Harrowing conditions have triggered a mass exodus and transformed Khartoum into what feels like a ghost town.

Several countries have launched operations to evacuate their diplomatic staff and other nationals from Sudan.

A civilian network organised mainly through Twitter is helping Sudanese people where aid groups cannot.

A prominent feature of the assault on freedom of thought and expression in the US is the race to ban books.

The 30-year-old self-styled preacher and Sikh separatist has been arrested after a month-long manhunt by Indian police.

Beijing's ambassador to France, Lu Shaye, questioned the sovereignty of post-Soviet countries in a media interview.

As Israeli violence escalates in Jerusalem, we need to reconsider how we, Muslims, do travel to our third holiest site.

A young blogger has been unable to leave Sudan since the outbreak of deadly fighting shut down Khartoum's airport.

Refugees flee to Chad, looters take UN aid trucks and several countries evacuate embassy staff during heavy fighting.

China's vice foreign minister rejects Yoon Suk-yeol declaring Taiwan a 'global issue' comparable to North Korea.

Battles leave staff and patients trapped in hospitals for days as doctors try to treat wounded with few supplies.

Davis remains unbeaten after devastating punch to the body ends the much anticipated showdown with Garcia.