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Thousands of Israeli settlers camped overnight across the occupied West Bank, as part of a plan to set up new outposts.

The collapse of Draghi's government opens the way for early elections in autumn.

The California beach was seized from its Black owners by city officials in the 1920s, in a move deemed racist.

US-led peacekeepers will be replaced by cameras to ensure free shipping access for Israel to the Gulf of Aqaba.

What is exceptional about this race are not the contenders, but the responsibilities that await the winner.

Judges who face disciplinary proceedings in Poland risk their freedom to defend the rule of law.

Dozens of female street cleaners have been killed in the Somali capital by Improvised Explosive Devices since 2008.

Draghi's resignation after months of political turmoil opens the way for early elections in autumn.

The Nord Stream 1 pipeline under the Baltic Sea had been shut since July 11 to undergo annual maintenance.

The veteran politician has been elected president by the members of Sri Lanka's parliament.

Deadly violence between tribal groups in Blue Nile state raises fears of large-scale internal conflict.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 148th day, we take a look at the main developments.

As fuel prices rise and pay rates stay the same, a driver and labour rights leader is fighting increasing precarity.

Cyberspace Administration of China says Beijing-based startup illegally collected user data since 2015.

Authorities carry out searches after investors accuse co-founders of blockchain platform Terraform Labs of fraud.

It also converted about 75 percent of its Bitcoin purchases into fiat currency to increase liquidity.

Six-time prime minister and veteran politician an unpopular choice among protesters who forced his predecessor out.

Overseas investors shed a record $150bn in yuan-denominated assets in the first quarter of this year.

The giant panda was a gift from the Chinese government to Hong Kong in 1999, and was kept at a theme park.

Bill Burns says Beijing likely to reconsider timing of any invasion amid Russia's 'unsettling' war on Ukraine.

Experts say city's expansion has put more people at risk because homes are being built on flood-prone land.

Asian Development Bank forecasts region's developing economies to grow 4.6 percent in 2022 amid worsening conditions.

Olena Zelenska appeals to US Congress for air defence systems as Ukraine faces onslaught of Russian strikes.

Democrats hope nomination of Dan Cox, whom they describe as 'too extreme', will help them in Democratic-leaning state.

Legislation would address threats to the electoral process but does not have enough votes to overcome the filibuster.

The rapid unravelling of Draghi's 17-month-old coalition could prompt President Mattarella to dissolve parliament.

Protesters hit the streets as parliament elects Ranil Wickremesinghe as the crisis-hit country's new president.

Mexico's policies have largely cut off US investment in the country's clean energy infrastructure, a US official said.

EU set to impose a seventh round of sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, including on its biggest lender.

Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez cites figures released by the Carlos III Health Institute on the number of heat-related deaths.

The executive actions include new initiatives to bolster the offshore wind industry in the United States.

Saudi Arabia calls for greater capacity to refine crude.

Feature about the Bostwana lab that discovered Omicron wins Feature of the Year-General.

Amid heavy pro-Israel spending, former congresswoman Donna Edwards loses bid to return to Congress in Maryland primary.

Former finance minister Rishi Sunak and foreign secretary Liz Truss will battle to replace Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Russia's President Vladimir Putin said as long as maintenance parts are returned, gas will be able to flow.

DVPPs prescribed as an alternative to criminal sanctions are achieving little other than allowing abusers avoid prison.

Seven televised hearings laid out how the Jan 6 attack was part of a wider effort by Trump to overturn 2020 election.

New offensive against Kurdish fighters in Syria is still on agenda until security issues are addressed, Erdogan says.

The report says lack of enforcement likely stems from weak legal protections of these areas, a longstanding issue.

At least four missiles hit the resort area of Barakh in the Zakho district of the semi-autonomous Kurdish-run region.

Requiring intense concentration and memory, chess is one of the oldest and most popular board games around the world.

Judge Ghada Aoun was attempting to carry out an arrest warrant for the bank's governor, Riad Salameh.

Anton Dolin, a Russian film critic who was subject to abuse in Moscow over his anti-war views, now lives in Latvia.

Fifty African leaders are expected to join President Biden in Washington to discuss many issues including food security.

A team of young Nigerian dancers brings hope to one of the poorest and most dangerous districts of Lagos.

Gil Tamary says his report aired on Israel's Channel 13 News had not intended to offend Muslims.

Geographical aims of Russia's operation in Ukraine now include other territories, foreign minister says.

The attack happened in the northern Cabo Delgado province where ISIL-linked armed groups have been active since 2017.

The first batch of eight wild cats to arrive at a wildlife sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh state next month, officials said.