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Russian foreign ministry says Norway's restrictions on goods disrupted work of its consulate-general on Arctic islands.

Turkey's justice minister says Ankara is seeking extradition of 12 suspects from Finland, 21 from Sweden: State media.

State can prosecute non-Native Americans for crimes committed on tribal land when victim is Native, Supreme Court rules.

Muslim advocacy groups in US are raising money and considering potential legal steps after abortion rights rollback.

Bodies found about two weeks after group died, presumably due to thirst.

Many Muslims from Western countries miss out as Saudi Arabia's Hajj authorities move pilgrimage bookings online.

C4ADS report says crackdown on patronage networks was a contributing factor to last October's coup.

After all, Western economies - and their economic growth - depend utterly on labour and resources from the South.

After the overturning of Roe v Wade, the US movement for reproductive justice can learn a lot from Latin America.

Authorities in Zamfara issued the call for self-defence as bandits continue to unleash terror across northern Nigeria.

Ukrainian president says Russian invasion was 'a war for the right to dictate conditions in Europe'.

Frustration has grown in recent months as Ghanaians bear the brunt of rampant inflation and the rising costs of living.

The US Supreme Court has become nothing but an enforcer of the current conservative agenda - but how did we get here?

Spain and Morocco launched investigations after 23 migrants died attempting to enter Spain’s Melilla enclave.

There are 64 leprosy settlements across Nigeria but most are in varying states of disrepair with little to no funding.

Videos of anti-Rwandan protests are circulating on social media as Kinshasa accuses Kigali of backing rebels in east DRC

Biden to boost US land, sea and air military presence in several European nations as Russia's war in Ukraine rages on.

How the UK’s nomadic communities struggle to make a home amidst foul smells, bad air quality, dust, noise and vermin.

The licensing comes despite a court ruling in May, restraining Abuja from issuing licences pending a suit determination.

One million pilgrims will convene in Mecca to perform Hajj this year followed by Eid al-Adha.

The alliance is set to label Russia a ‘direct threat’ and pledges bolstered defence capabilities.

Government restricting sale of fuel for essential services means less work for people who survive on daily wages.

Ankara has signed a trilateral memorandum agreement after obtaining concessions on demands it put forward in May.

Ethiopia's officials said Sudan's armed forces fired during clashes in disputed region of al-Fashaqa.

The 27 EU countries agree to support 2035 fossil fuel car ban and compromise on fund to shield citizens from CO2 costs.

Despite tripling of the homeless population, French authorities do little to address the nation's housing shortage.

Former officials escaped to luxury homes in Dubai and the US while millions of Afghans live in misery.

Former world number one and holder of 23 Grand Slams was playing at Wimbledon after a year out through injury.

Lasso has said he is open to negotiations, but not with Indigenous leader Iza, whom he accused of self-serving politics.

New TV series follows the adventures of a Pakistani-American teen who develops superpowers.

For years, Mukesh Ambani has studied how billionaire families passed on what they had built to the next generation.

Muhammad Maher Marei, 25, was killed during armed clashes that broke out after an Israeli army dawn raid on Jenin.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 126th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Mobile internet services and large gatherings restricted in Udaipur after two Muslim men allegedly behead Hindu tailor.

Nobel prize winner pledges to keep her critical news site running, labels shutdown order 'highly irregular'.

Commission calls for sweeping changes to Colombia's drug policy as it presents final report into long-running conflict.

Officials say driver of the truck and two Mexican men tied to the smuggling incident have been taken into custody.

Archipelago has for decades struggled to provide adequate infrastructure to serve the needs of its 110 million people.

The UK's defence ministry notes a 'real' possibility Russia was aiming for another, nearby target in Kremenchuk.

State news agency KCNA accused US, Japan and South Korea of harbouring 'sinister aim' towards Pyongyang.

Military alliance will discuss new strategic concept for upcoming decade and is set to label Russia as a primary threat.

Maxwell in court told victims that she was 'sorry' but prosecution argued Maxwell had shown an 'utter lack of remorse'.

Former aide Cassidy Hutchinson shared observations from inside Donald Trump's White House in the days around the riots.

The report says some 306,887 civilians were killed in Syria between March 1, 2011 to March 31, 2021 due to the conflict.

Indigenous groups are demanding lower food and fuel prices.

Bulgarian state services identified the diplomats 'as people who worked against our interests', PM Kiril Petkov says.

Turkey agreed to lift opposition to Sweden and Finland joining NATO, a breakthrough in an impasse clouding the summit.

Abortion up to six weeks of pregnancy can now resume in Texas at some clinics, US legal groups say.

Three-time world champion Piquet used a racist remark about Hamilton when describing events of last year's British GP.

The annual summit was dominated by talks on how the Group of Seven can support Ukraine in repelling Russia's invasion.