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Oumeya Ould Albakaye, ISGS's chief of two provinces in Mali and Burkina Faso was captured this week.

Fumio Kishida says he will join June 28-30 meeting, becoming the first Japanese prime minister to attend a NATO summit.

Niger's leader criticised G7 decision to stop foreign fossil fuel investments after years exploiting natural resources.

Valid D is accused of plotting to kill a dissident from Russia's Chechen Republic on the orders of the region's leader.

In a letter to company heads, Biden says 'historically high refinery profit margins' are hurting US consumers.

Since the Russian invasion, Ukraine has received billions of dollars' worth of weapons from dozens of countries.

What has shaped President Vladimir Putin and how has he shaped Russia?

Analysts say while Ukraine suffers from corruption, Russia, which weaponises the issue, is not in a position to judge.

Travellers exchange their dreams and stories in a temporary refuge on the edge of the Sahel desert.

Arab countries have refused to forge ties with Israel, which has illegally occupied the Palestinian territories.

The Sadrist bloc's resignation from parliament throws up a number of scenarios, including new elections in Iraq.

The much-touted 'muscular' policy pursued by the BJP is not working, say experts, as they urge political engagement.

The pledge falls short of demands by some survivors, including compensation and stronger independent monitoring.

Indonesian president names new trade minister after a three-week export ban sent shockwaves through global markets.

UK's proposed bill to remove custom checks on some goods entering Northern Ireland violates the deal made with the EU.

More than 91,000 children are suffering from acute malnutrition in one of Uganda's poorest regions.

Fisherman Oseney da Costa de Oliveira, brother of first detainee, arrested on suspicion of involvement in disappearance.

The tripartite agreement will allow 'significant' exports of Israeli gas to Europe for the first time.

The world's largest cryptocurrency has slumped about 70 percent since its record high of $69,000 in November.

Leonidas Iza had been arrested on suspicion of 'sabotage' amid nationwide anti-government protests.

The inspiring story of Esref Armagan, a blind Turkish artist who became a critically acclaimed painter.

About 800,000 children in Gaza have only ever known life under blockade, affecting their mental health, says report.

When the trendy Afrobeats genre is scrubbed of its Western-approved sheen, DJ YK is one of its powerful engines.

Netflix hit series inspires show claiming largest cast and lump cash prize in reality TV history - but without killings.

The British low-cost carrier drops a requirement for South African passengers to pass language test before travelling.

The Gaza Strip had seven main border crossings giving it access to the outside world. Only three remain open.

Since the start of the UK's 'deport first, appeal later' policy, dozens of people were wrongly deported, data shows.

Costa Rica booked a spot at Qatar 2022 after a nervy win over New Zealand.

Activists say at least 31 people were severely injured as violence broke over the demarcation of 1,500sq km of land.

The Republican dominance in Florida seems to have become a self-reinforcing phenomenon.

Vaccines changed the pandemic's course. A look at other life-changing vaccines and why hesitancy undoes progress.

Ex-Supreme Court judges say the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh state acted illegally by demolishing Muslim homes.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 112th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The Central American team beat New Zealand 1-0 on Tuesday evening to secure the last remaining berth for the World Cup.

Tom Rice, who voted to impeach Donald Trump after the Capitol riot, has lost his re-election bid in South Carolina.

Once the world’s most widely used web browser, Internet Explorer will be laid to rest on June 15, 2022.

We discuss the political divide on guns and what it will take to enact stricter laws.

Beijing-based journalist with Bloomberg News is accused of breaking national security laws.

Industrial production rose unexpectedly in May on easing of COVID curbs but consumer spending remained weak.

Coalition accuses nuclear-armed nations of 'obscene' spending and notes extensive industry lobbying.

Shares of agency that manages the pop phenomenon tanked a record 28 percent on news members will pursue solo projects.

Band members make surprise announcement during dinner to mark the group's founding in 2013.

Former threatened species commissioner says more needs to be done if Australia is to save its unique flora and fauna.

Global defence leaders to discuss military aid as Zelenskyy urges partners to bolster his army in the fight for Donbas.

Prosecutors say Joshua Schulte leaked classified information because of workplace dispute; he says he is being framed.

Supporters of the move say threats to the justices have increased with some protesters gathering outside their homes.

The environment ministry says 11 black rhinos were recently killed and their horns removed.

In a joint statement, 47 countries voice concern at treatment of ethnic minority Uighurs in far western region.

The Biden administration’s focus on multilateral regional cooperation, is a major break from the stance of Donald Trump.