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Jordan, the second most water-scarce country in the world, is adapting to the consequences of climate change.

Only political stability can bring an end to Lebanon's perpetual crises.

Artists recreate Aleppo nightlife to bring Syrians and Turks together and as a way to process war and earthquake trauma.

The AU mission is yet to confirm the number of casualties although al-Shabab claims to have killed 137 soldiers.

Two humanitarian ships fail to find vessel in distress after rescue groups lose contact with those onboard.

I arrived in the UK in 2010 on a rubber dinghy. If this bill was in place then, I might not be alive today.

Analysts and left-wing Greeks say Tsipras's campaign was unclear and has cost the movement severely.

Both Sami Abraham's family and Karachi-based independent BOL television, where he works, say he has been kidnapped.

Iranian diplomat Assadollah Assadi and Belgian aid worker Olivier Vandecasteele freed, in deal facilitated by Oman.

Taliban crackdown on Afghan women's rights could constitute gender persecution under the ICC, rights groups say.

Their mother was among 20 cheetahs flown from Africa as part of ambitious plan to reintroduce animal that went extinct.

Deferred payments for wheat imports are to relieve financial pressures caused by lack of foreign currency, official said

Asiana Airlines aircraft managed to land safely with 194 people on board with some suffering breathing difficulties.

Lawyer says Aderrien Murry, who called police at the request of his mother, was unarmed and following instructions.

More than half a million children in Romania alone had at least one working parent abroad in 2021, a study shows.

Here is a rundown of presidential candidates' promises and rhetoric on issues such as security, refugees and economy.

A default could upend global financial markets and push the United States into a major recession.

FIA bans Khan, his wife and hundreds of PTI leaders from travelling abroad amid standoff with the military.

Conditions on the peak raise concerns for mountaineering community and people whose livelihoods depend on visitors.

Neuralink cleared by US FDA to study implant allowing interface between human brains and computers.

Daniel Saldana was convicted in 1990 of attempted murder, but evidence emerged that he was not even at the scene.

Police found 58kg of cocaine bearing the Nazi flag and imprinted with the name of Germany's war-time leader Hitler.

Japan will freeze the assets of 78 groups and 17 individuals including army officers in Russia, and ban some exports.

Department accused Chinese state-sponsored hacking group, Volt Typhoon, of carrying out cyber-espionage on US targets.

The suspect was arrested after he barricaded himself inside a building in a 12 hour standoff with police.

Modi turned the state election into a referendum on himself. He lost. And southern India is now free of the BJP.

Dozens of incidents involving groups of orcas and boats reported off the Spanish, Portuguese coasts so far this year.

As the war enters its 457th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The Hong Kong media tycoon has been in jail since December 2020 and faces long-delayed security law trial in September.

Russia’s former President Dmitry Medvedev said Ukraine war is likely to last decades with bouts of fighting and truces.

Indonesia has changed significantly since Soeharto resigned 25 years ago but activists say new threats are emerging.

Report comes as Peru declares Mexican President Lopez Obrador persona non grata after he criticised protest response.

Doctor Caitlin Bernard faces possible discipline after the abortion she gave a child put her in the national spotlight.

Washington warns that the Russian mercenary group is prolonging the conflict and causing 'further chaos' in Sudan.

The truce between Sudan's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces was reached after 5 weeks of warfare in Sudan.

Company celebrates as it completes what is likely the final test before commercial space tourism operations begin.

Biden administration stops short of officially adopting IHRA anti-Semitism definition favoured by pro-Israel groups.

US company dominates market for chips used to power ChatGPT and similar services, a key reason behind its stock surge.

A report finds 50 million people globally are victims of forced unpaid labour.

Adel Atallah escaped the Israeli blockade of Gaza in 2007 to build a life in Sudan, only to flee conflict once again.

Central bank decides on 10th straight hike as it raises its inflation forecast for year and blackouts plague country.

Sentence is the longest yet for a participant in the January 6 attack on the US Capitol, led by Donald Trump supporters.

Supreme Court says wetlands can only be regulated if they have 'continuous surface connection' to another body of water.

After stepping down at 73, Walid Jumblatt calls for elections to choose the Progressive Socialist Party's next leader.

No fatalities or major injuries reported in the aftermath of the heaviest storm to hit the US territory since 2002.

'They planned it': Defence Minister Asif alleges military installations in different cities were targeted deliberately.

President Biden says he could invoke constitution to order the Treasury to issue bonds and keep paying gov't bills.

KSLV-II Nuri is country's first domestically built space launch vehicle using only S Korean rocket technology.

The tree was a symbol of freedom and had been a national landmark for centuries.

From immigration to guns to abortion, the presidential candidate pushed laws to advance conservative agenda in Florida.