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Ruling is a setback for the administration of left-wing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, which supported reform.

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad group said three of its leaders were killed as well as their wives and some children.

N Korean leader Kim Jong Un's daughter, Ju Ae, believed to be about 10 years old, could potentially be his successor.

Sudan's army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan says no settlement with RSF without a permanent ceasefire in Khartoum.

Canadian foreign minister says Zhao Wei declared 'persona non grata' after report that opposition lawmaker targeted.

Tens of thousands rally in Belgrade, demanding resignation of key ministers and a ban on violent TV content.

After 12 years of civil war and government crackdowns in Syria, the Arab League has reinstated the country.

Lawyers for ex-President Donald Trump and writer E Jean Carroll make final statements in New York civil case.

Police chief in border town of Brownsville, Texas says officials have not ruled out whether the crash was intentional.

Delegation calls off Europe Day reception, saying it did not want to offer a platform to far-right Israeli minister.

Bernabeu set to host mouth-watering semifinal first-leg clash between Real Madrid and Man City.

Tsitsi Dangarembga found guilty in 2022 of intent to incite public violence after organising anti-government protests.

Favourable weather could help efforts to contain more than 100 wildfires, Alberta officials say.

Three parties in Congo-Brazzaville meet to lay out their objectives for the 2026 elections and challenge Nguesso's rule.

The Liberian-flagged Monjasa Reformer was found off the coast of Sao Tome and Principe in the Gulf of Guinea.

Muzz, a relationship app for Muslims, has accused dating giant Match Group of trying to 'stifle' it.

Ekrem Imamoglu of the main opposition party was speaking atop campaign bus when a large group began throwing rocks.

Analysts say leaders from South Asian rival countries were 'more worried about internal politics than foreign policy'.

New wave of attacks launched ahead of Russian holiday commemorating Soviet victory over Nazi Germany.

This week alone, a sports federation chief resigns and several more actors face charges over mandatory hijab law.

There have been warm welcomes and scepticism, but most countries have opted for a muted response.

Biden administration is preparing for end of contentious US policy that let authorities turn away most asylum seekers.

Two attacks reportedly targeted a drug factory and the home of drug dealer Marai al-Ramthan and his family.

Dozens of farmers join the athletes in calling for arrest of the sport's federation chief, accused of sexual harassment.

New poll ordered a week after voters approve constitutional amendments allowing president to run for two more terms.

Political groups wants the cancellation of a referendum due to take place on June 18.

Trump’s slew of sanctions and a changing political climate have contributed to JCPOA remaining in limbo.

Blaze sparked by short circuit engulfed one of the tunnels at remote La Esperanza 1 mine in southern Peru.

More than 800,000 South Sudanese refugees lived in Sudan before fighting broke out there last month.

A total of 16 cases found in Balochistan province since the beginning of the year, of which 11 were detected this month.

They are working within the boundaries of the democratic system in order to tear it down.

The men were said to have insulted Islam and its prophets and run organised efforts to promote atheism.

Nearly 1,700 people evacuated from two unspecified cities in the region as Russia steps up attacks against Ukraine.

Global Times lashes out at Seoul after its embassy complained about the tabloid's coverage of president's US visit.

After a failed progressive majority rewrite, a collection of right-wing parties will now draft a new constitution.

Prado Salmon led a military operation backed by the US that captured the Argentinian communist revolutionary.

Ceasefire talks are taking place in Saudi Arabia while fighting continues in Khartoum.

The two neighbours 'reaffirm their desire to pursue continuous and practical engagement' in bilateral talks.

Some 15,000 Palestinians and Israelis came together to 'try to break the chain of revenge and hatred'.

The incident happened in Tanur, a coastal town in Kerala's Malappuram district, and rescue operations are ongoing.

As the war enters its 439th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Writer E Jean Carroll has accused former US president of assaulting her at a Manhattan department store in 1996.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers insists measures will not add to country's already high inflation.

National security adviser Jake Sullivan is in Riyadh discussing 'significant progress' in efforts to achieve Yemen peace

Concerns growing about the safety of the Zaporizhizhia nuclear power plant as civilians ordered to evacuate.

Local cannabis growers say their business is being undercut by cheaper illegal imports from overseas.

The SUV ploughed into a group of people waiting for a bus near a shelter for refugees and migrants in the US.

Directed by Amanda Nell Eu, the film is the first directed by a Malaysian woman to be invited to the iconic festival.

The US leader called on Congress to ban assault weapons after latest mass shooting, which left nine dead.

Yevgeny Prigozhin says the group has been promised as much ammunition and weaponry as needed to carry on the offence.