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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.

There are few barriers left to prevent the country’s slide into authoritarianism.

Cassidy Hutchinson tells panel Trump tried to go to Capitol on Jan 6 and did not care that rioters were armed.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon promises to take legal action to ensure a vote if the UK government tried to block it.

The veteran Al Jazeera journalist was shot dead by Israeli forces on May 11.

Women's rights advocates across Americas region say their struggle goes on after top US court overturns Roe v Wade.

Leaders of world's richest democracies say they will impose 'severe and immediate economic costs' on Moscow.

Gerald Darmanin says he is 'partly responsible' for chaos at last month's Champions League final in Paris.

The story of the large-scale plunder of African art and artefacts under European colonialism.

President Mnangagwa is reportedly desperate to shed some of the legacy economic problems his administration inherited.

Talks will focus on draft constitutional framework for elections after they failed to reach an agreement previously.

Forty-nine inmates killed and 30 injured during attempted escape from prison in Tulua, officials say.

Alt News co-founder has long been in the BJP's crosshairs for his relentless debunking of fake news and false claims.

President Rashad al-Alimi has toured the Gulf looking for more funds for the country's war-damaged economy.

The state power company is struggling to meet power demand due to labour protests over wage talks disrupting operations.

Gunmen on motorcycles open fire on a team of workers during a door-to-door inoculation campaign in North Waziristan.

More than 1,000 people have been killed and some 2,000 injured in Afghanistan’s worst earthquake in 20 years.

Xi will attend several events including the inauguration of Hong Kong’s next leader on Friday, deputy police chief said.

Year to year, people in the Aru valley eagerly await the arrival of the Gujjars and the delicious foods they make.

Josef Schuetz was sentenced to five years in prison for working at a Nazi concentration camp during World War II.

Mistry and his family control the Shapoorji Pallonji Group and he was one of the richest men in India and Europe.

Landslide victory of the People's Party in Andalusia's regional vote leaves Spain's ruling party looking vulnerable.

Supreme Court dismisses attempts to quash President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr's landslide election victory.

If indirect talks are successful, a restored nuclear deal could lead to a return of Iranian oil to the global market.

Yashin, a critic of the war in Ukraine, is accused of disobeying police, his lawyer says.

Hundreds of people seek treatment for heatstroke as temperatures in Tokyo break nearly 150-year records for June.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 125th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Sajid Majeed Mir's sentencing appears to be part of Pakistan's efforts to get off Financial Action Task Force grey list.

A battle is being waged in the Black Sea, with serious consequences for the world's food supply.

The move comes after a consumer group referred the company to the privacy regulator for 'unreasonably intrusive' tech.

Buy now, pay later services take off in Southeast Asian country where most people don't have a bank account.

G7 denounces 'war crime' after a Russian missile attack on a crowded Ukrainian shopping mall kills at least 18 people.

US military raid targeted Abu Hamzah al Yemeni, leader of the al-Qaeda-aligned group, Hurras al-Din.

Iranian official says membership 'would result in added values for both sides'.

Officials say 46 people were found dead in San Antonio in an apparent human smuggling attempt along US-Mexico border.

Gov't decided on Monday to limit fuel to essential services until July 10 and told residents to stay home.

Recurrent catastrophic weather events in the region underscore the need for longer-term solutions to climate change.

Move comes as Washington steps up engagement with Asia to counter China's growing influence.

The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting after a Russian strike killed 18 people in a busy shopping mall.

Amtrak says approximately 243 passengers, 12 crew were in train when it derailed en route to Chicago from Los Angeles.

NATO reassesses China as a concern due to Beijing's increasing military ambitions and growing economic might abroad.

Priceless artefacts taken from Cameroon, Namibia and Tanzania during colonial times will be returned, Germany says.

Talks to begin as demonstrations against rising costs of living have paralysed parts of the South American country.

Leaders of the world's largest economies say they will impose more sanctions on Moscow.

The verdict is the first ever criminal conviction of a major Swiss lender in the country's history.

Delhi Police arrest the Muslim co-founder of leading fact-checking website, accusing him of insulting Hindu sentiments.