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Despite the war in Europe choking global economy, UK's prime ministerial hopefuls are saying little on foreign policy.

UK summons Russian ambassador over the death of Paul Urey, 45, who was detained by Russia-backed separatists in Ukraine.

Moscow claims Kalibr missiles hit Ukraine air force meeting. Ukraine says 23 people, including 3 children, were killed.

Top of the protestors’ demands was the removal of Ramaphosa as president due to a growing number of personal scandals.

Telkom's shares jumped nearly 30 percent following the announcement, while MTN was up nearly 5 percent.

The seven children were killed while returning from celebrations of the Muslim holiday Eid al-Adha late on July 10.

Thousands have been arrested on charges related to demonstrating, forcing many to find new ways to protest.

A nationwide network of district commissioners loyal to the president has been crucial to his time in power since 1986.

The events of July 15, 2016 left a huge effect on Turkey's domestic and foreign policy - and can still be felt today.

Yemen will be on the agenda during the US president's visit to Jeddah, but Yemeni politicians are not invited.

US president's trip aims to reset relationship, with energy supply, human rights and security on the agenda.

Washington has not delivered on its promise to the Green Climate Fund, a tool to avert catastrophic climate change.

Franco Albrecht was jailed for five-and-a-half years for plotting a far-right attack while posing as a Syrian refugee.

EU's Court of Justice will look into Hungary's LGBTQ law and refusal to renew a critical broadcaster's licence.

A red 'extreme heat' warning was issued for parts of England as temperatures are expected to reach record highs.

Supporters of Shia religious leader Muqtada al-Sadr gathered in Baghdad weeks after he withdrew his bloc from parliament

And as they fight for survival under apartheid rule, they receive no real solidarity from their Israeli counterparts.

Putin and Lukashenko have suggested furthering the 'union state' will protect their nations from effects of sanctions.

The national dialogue is the first step towards election after the killing of longtime leader Deby left Chad in crisis.

Wickremesinghe says he will follow constitutional process and establish law and order in crisis-hit country.

Hundreds of athletes, mostly Africans, have faced visa delays in getting to the US to participate in the event.

Uganda’s President Museveni has endorsed the project, warning he won’t 'allow anybody to play around' with 'my oil'.

FETO threatens humanity as a whole.

Saudi Arabia says it will open its airspace to all air carriers, paving the way for more overflights to and from Israel.

Rural elementary school in country's northwest buried by landslide triggered by heavy rains.

Riyadh and Tel Aviv have edged closer to full normalisation, but a deal is unlikely during Biden's trip to Jeddah.

The fires have already burned 7,300 hectares (about 18,000 acres) in southwestern France.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 142nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

US President Joe Biden meets Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on the latest leg of his Middle East tour.

Young mother shot at polling station while holding her one-year-old son, according to reports.

Gotabaya Rajapaksa's exit ends the clan's rule after more than 20 years as the nation battles its worst economic crisis.

Wang Yi says Australia should “correct” its understanding of China for relations to "set sail again".

Second quarter expansion of 0.4 percent is the weakest performance since the initial coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan.

Host Indonesia hopes meeting can serve as forum for dialogue between Russia and Ukraine.

US state sues Biden administration over guidance directing doctors to perform abortions when pregnant patients at risk.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy says attack in central Ukraine is 'act of terrorism', urges 'special tribunal' for Moscow's crimes.

State of emergency declared as protesters leave occupied government buildings.

Lawsuit says Muhammad Aziz, who wrongfully spent 20 years in jail, suffered 'immense and irreparable' damage.

Bamako says it is suspending rotations for 'national security' reasons as relations between Mali and UN deteriorate.

Ivana Trump, first wife of Donald Trump, passed away at her home in New York City, former president says.

Mexico bringing back bodies of 25 victims who died in a truck that was abandoned in the sweltering heat in San Antonio.

PM Mario Draghi had offered his resignation after the Five Star Movement boycotted a crucial vote in parliament.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's remarks came as US, Israel pledged to use all means to deny Tehran nuclear arms.

Tops Friendly Market, the site of a mass shooting that targeted Black people, will reopen as community tries to heal.

Some 23,000 war crimes are under investigation in Ukraine and investigative teams need coordination, officials say.

Former finance minister has been early frontronner in first two rounds of voting, ahead of Penny Mordaunt.

Gotabaya Rajapaksa arrives in Singapore after fleeing Sri Lanka amid protests over an economic crisis.

Jailed US basketball star's Russian team testified in court to Griner's good character and abilities, lawyer says.

A man has been charged with raping a 10-year-old Ohio girl whose case was questioned as dubious by some Republicans.

The National Oil Corporation claims Tripoli government forces stormed its headquarters to install new director.