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The mirrored skyscraper will run parallel for 120km and will house five million people, according to WSJ.

Guptas fled to Dubai in 2018 amid investigations into their role in siphoning state assets under Zuma's administration.

The European Broadcasting Union decides it is too risky to hold the annual song competition in war-ravaged Ukraine.

Exports will resume from Chornomorsk port first, followed by ports of Odesa and Pivdeny, government officials say.

Gazprom said it will cut flows via the link to Germany to about 20% of its capacity from 7am Moscow time on Wednesday.

The tour is part of France renewing its relationship with the African continent, a French official said.

How many times does Lebanon have to die?

In Zimbabwe, a deeply conservative country, fewer women have participated as candidates in elections, compared to men.

Moscow's top diplomat heightens rhetoric, saying Zelenskyy's government is 'anti-people and anti-historical'.

At Kigonze camp for the displaced, residents are learning new skills to prepare them for a life of self-suffiency.

Kenya's transport regulator has ordered the bus operator to suspend operations pending an investigation into the crash.

The executions under military-led government are first in the country in decades and raise fears of more to come.

Sunak and Foreign Secretary Liz Truss are fighting in an increasingly divisive Conservative Party leadership contest.

Approval of Imvanex comes after the World Health Organization declared monkeypox a global health emergency.

Tunisians are voting on a new constitution put forward by the president which many people in the country are opposed to.

What consumers feeling the pain of rising food and fuel prices need to know.

The vast majority of Greeks who rent spend more than 40 percent of their disposable income on housing.

Spies are in vogue these days - they really should not be.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 152nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Amusan broke the world record earlier on Sunday by clocking 12.12 seconds in the semi-final at Hayward Field.

One of California's biggest wildfires of the year is forcing thousands of residents to flee remote mountain communities.

Analysts said move will likely help Modi extend his base among tribal communities ahead of his re-election bid in 2024.

Drug addiction has long been a problem in Afghanistan, the world's biggest producer of opium and key source of meth.

A Delaware judge agreed to fast-track the case with an October trial date instead of February that Musk wanted.

Opponents largely expected to boycott a vote they see as increasing the potential for one-man-rule in the country.

About 5,450 Australians are in hospital with COVID-19 amid the spread of highly contagious new Omicron sub-variants.

Reported executions mark first use of capital punishment in the Southeast Asian country since the 1980s.

The Indian currency has fallen more than 7 percent so far in 2022 pushing up inflation and wrecking margins for importers.

Indonesian leader's visit is first trip by a foreign leader to China since the Winter Olympics in February.

Philippine president will give his first report on the state of the nation and lay out his policy agenda on Monday.

Government to seek help to prop up ailing economy, but protesters are doubtful that long term-solution is at hand.

Trip centres around apology for abuse that Indigenous children endured at Catholic-run residential schools.

The Bahamas is a transit route for Haitian immigrants fleeing poverty, violence and seeking to reach the US mainland.

Former president warns South Africa is heading for its own Arab Spring.

President kicks off his candidacy in Rio de Janeiro with a speech focusing on God, guns and family.

There has been a series of rescues in recent days in the central Mediterranean, Italian coast guard says.

Sakurajima is one of Japan's most active volcanoes and eruptions of varying levels take place on a regular basis.

President Zelenskyy said Saturday's attack on Odesa’s sea port 'destroyed the very possibility' of dialogue with Moscow.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 151st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Critics say the high representative's plans will give disproportionate influence to Croat and Serb nationalists.

Ministry says the arrested individuals were purportedly about to blow up an unspecified ‘sensitive centre’ in Isfahan.

International Truth and Justice Project says Rajapaksa committed grave breaches of Geneva Conventions during civil war.

Official says the attack appears to be an assassination since a former mayor of Lamitan town is among the dead.

At least 398 people were killed and 774 injured in 319 road accidents in fortnight between July 3 to 17, says a monitor.

As Pope Francis visits Canada, a survivor of the Ermineskin residential school hopes to hear an apology - in person.

The module is the second of three launched so far as Beijing hopes to complete its space station by the end of the year.

Cultural heritage workers are safeguarding valuable artefacts as well as those signifying Ukrainian statehood.

The searing heat is part of a global pattern of rising temperatures, attributed by scientists to human activity.

Drought and high temperatures have led to increasingly dangerous wildfires in the western US in recent years.