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The funeral was held on the 62nd anniversary of the central African country's independence.

The bloc agreed to a new strategic framework with focus on Russia and pledge to boost capabilities during Madrid summit.

The court seeks arrest of three men who served in the government of the Russian-backed breakaway region of South Ossetia

Holding saffron flags and placards, about 7,000 people demand death penalty for two Muslims accused of beheading Teli.

Deal means that the ice cream will be sold in settlements in occupied Palestinian land, despite the brand's opposition.

Russian forces abandon the strategic Black Sea islet - a major victory for Ukraine that could also enable grain exports.

Turkey blocked Finland and Sweden's NATO bids until Ankara 'got what it wanted' - will that bring wavering voters back?

At least seven killed and another 55 feared dead after the landslide hits railway construction site in northeast India.

If you needed further proof of the threat Trump poses, the Tuesday hearing of the January 6 committee was must-see TV.

Moscow says the withdrawal is a 'goodwill gesture' that proves its commitment to UN-led efforts to resume grain exports.

A new survey highlights the division within Scotland over the possibility of breaking away from the UK.

Poland continues to welcome millions of Ukrainians, while pushing back asylum seekers from the Middle East and Africa.

Geopolitical strategist Ian Bremmer sees hope for global cooperation despite disarray and conflict around the world.

The IMF has said Sri Lanka needs to whittle down existing debt to 'sustainable' levels before it can receive any aid.

The UNSC has extended a nine-year-old UN peacekeeping operation known as MINUSMA for another 12 months.

Negotiations with Indigenous-led protesters were suspended on Tuesday after military said soldier killed in unrest.

Relatives of lynched Black teenager call for woman to be charged with his kidnapping, nearly 70 years after the crime.

A short visit to the auspiciously named San Salvador neighbourhood, '10 de Octubre'.

Thats why the demand for another referendum has sparked a debate about what kind of country the UK truly is.

Government estimates a record one million Hindus from across India will join the 43-day pilgrimage in restive region.

Human rights groups are reporting grave human rights abuses, including women being forced to cook and eat human flesh.

President Xi Jinping will take part in ceremony marking 25 years since Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule.

In the early days of Russia’s occupation, a trio tasked with burying Ukrainian victims quickly became like 'brothers'.

Israel dissolves parliament, prompting new elections on November 1 and the possible return of Benjamin Netanyahu.

NATO lists China as one of its strategic priorities for next decade, saying Beijing's policies challenge its security.

For all the gloom, some analysts say that the bottom may be near.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 127th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Two US far-right groups join 18 other organisations given an official 'terrorist' designation by New Zealand.

101 East goes to the heart of India's heatwave, where residents are sweltering in soaring temperatures.

The Stream also discusses the plight of migrants in Libya and US abortion rights following the reversal of Roe v Wade.

Footballers, officials, fans and business owners in Qatar count their losses after their team fails to qualify.

Hundreds fear displacement for the third time in India’s Odisha state as coal mining is set to start.

Hong Kong has been through immense changes since it was returned to Chinese rule in July 1, 1997.

Marcos Jr takes Philippines top job, 36 years after his father was toppled and forced into exile in a popular uprising.

Official manufacturing purchasing managers' index rises in June after sliding during previous three months.

Labour organisers are sceptical that incoming president will prioritise better working conditions in the gig economy.

Luhansk's governor reports Moscow's forces have stormed the city's oil refinery where UK says ground combat is focused.

Helsinki and Stockholm joining NATO marks one of the biggest shifts in European security in decades.

Violence targeting reporters in Mexico continues to rise, as 47-year-old Antonio de la Cruz shot outside his home.

The government has restricted the sale of fuel as crisis worsens.

Indirect talks not making the progress that 'the EU team as coordinator had hoped-for', EU envoy said.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr was propelled to power on the back of a 'well-oiled' campaign that whitewashed his father's crimes.

US singer was convicted last year in sex trafficking case after several survivors came forward with stories of abuse.

Breyer's departure paves the way for Ketanji Brown Jackson to start her tenure as the first Black woman on US top court.

Israeli premier Naftali Bennett says will not stand in the next general election as MPs prepared to dissolve parliament.

Prisoners swapped included 95 fighters who took part in defence of the besieged Azovstal steelworkers in Mariupol.

US officials are working to confirm identities of 53 people who died after a truck was abandoned in heat in south Texas.

Senior army official survived the blast in Aden that killed six and wounded several others, military officials said.