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People are demonstrating against a referendum to be held on Monday on a new constitution that they reject as illegal.

Delegates from the Global South struggle to secure visas to attend the 2022 International Aids Conference in Montreal.

Muhamad Azizi and Abdul Rahman Sobh were killed by the Israeli forces during an overnight raid on Nablus.

Kyiv wants people in Enerhodar to reveal the identities of local collaborators with the occupying authorities.

Pope Francis has apologised to Indigenous delegates and survivors of the Catholic schools where abuse was widespread.

Rivals fear president's plan to 'correct the course of the revolution' will dismantle democracy.

At least one soldier was killed and six other people were wounded in the attack on the Kati military base, near Bamako.

Hungary leader calls for Russia and the United States to hold negotiations to bring about an end to the Ukraine war.

Older and younger generations march in Tunis to reject President Kais Saied's draft constitution ahead of a referendum.

WHO declares monkeypox outbreak in more than 70 countries a 'public health emergency of international concern'.

Mecca regional police have arrested an unnamed Saudi national on suspicion of helping reporter sneak into the holy city.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 150th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The missile strike could deal a blow to the deal signed on Friday to unblock grain exports from Black Sea ports.

Human Rights Watch says government crackdown 'sends a dangerous message to people' while Amnesty calls it 'shameful'.

Stories of the Cuban exodus.

Officials say 150 emergency responders and one aerial unit are working at the scene in Estahban town in Fars province.

Safiya Ferkash says Malta lacks jurisdiction over the funds deposited by her late son Mutassim Gaddafi.

Tunisians have regularly voiced dissent in the Arab world but a constitutional change threatens that freedom.

Italy’s progressive forces will need to change path to counter the rise of right-wing populism.

The children are from the town of Cite Soleil, where gang violence has killed hundreds of people and damaged homes.

Khan's party loses key vote in Punjab assembly despite winning a by-election there in a landslide earlier this week.

Record-breaking temperatures and ferocious wildfires take their toll on much of Western Europe.

Former army chief survives days of questioning to guarantee his place as prime minister until his term ends in March.

Young people join anti-Saied demonstrations amid growing anger at president's proposed new constitution.

The latest tranche comes atop about $8bn in security assistance the US provided since the war began in late February.

Prime Minister Mario Draghi's resignation has triggered snap elections in Italy.

Russian and Ukraine pen agreement with UN and Turkey on reopening Black Sea routes for grain exports.

The new family code to be voted on in September would legalize same-sex marriage and allow same-sex couples to adopt.

US jury finds Bannon guilty of defying requests for information by congressional panel investigating January 6 riot.

Ukraine's state emergencies agency says three bodies found in the ruins of a school that was hit by Russian shelling.

White House physician says US president is taking antiviral medication, as his vital signs remain 'entirely normal'.

Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira disappeared in early June in a remote area on the border with Colombia and Peru.

Washington accuses former president of obstructing a 'major international investigation into transnational crime'.

Purchasing managers index of US manufacturing and service sectors dropped 4.8 points, adding to recession concerns.

Revenue fell 1% in the quarter from a year earlier, its first annual drop since the middle of the pandemic in 2020.

The upcoming election may soon turn into a referendum on Uhuru Kenyatta and his legacy

Judges at the UN's top court dismiss objections to a case alleging Myanmar is responsible for genocide against Rohingya.

Mali's military says two attackers have been neutralised after the latest attack on a military base.

Allegations of rampant corruption in the extractive sector in Gabon often involve top public officials.

Referendum on President Kais Saied's new constitution will be on Monday, opponents call it 'completely illegitimate'.

The European Commission's move comes after the UK legislature cleared a bill to scrap parts of post-Brexit trade deal.

Mbeki says current president has failed to deliver on his promises to address poverty and curb government corruption.

Accord hoped to free up grain exports from Black Sea ports, five months after Russia's invasion roiled supply chains.

The electoral commission had said that three employees of voting technology firm Smartmatic were arrested on Thursday.

Refugees in the Blue Nile say their conditions are becoming increasingly desperate as help fails to arrive.

Authorities said in a statement that the case may have originated outside of the US and the patient is stable.

Government and military prosecutors will conduct an investigation into rival fighting in the country's capital.

Dead in the attack on al-Jadidah included four children from one family, the White Helmets and residents have said.