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Paraguayo Cubas Colomés was broadcasting on Facebook Live when he was detained for allegedly 'breaching the peace'.

The measure, backed by 17 Democrats, would ban US aid to Israel from contributing to detention of Palestinian children.

The announcement comes a day after Colombia announced a suspension of the flights, citing 'cruel' treatment.

Sudanese army sends delegation to Saudi Arabia for talks on humanitarian situation in the capital, Khartoum.

It ups a battle that started last year when Disney criticised a state law that banned LGBTQ instruction in schools.

The United Nations is assessing the future of its mission in Afghanistan after the Taliban banned women from working.

Paris Saint-Germain suspended the football player after he missed training.

Ping An and individual investor had been pushing HSBC to consider a radical restructure of the bank & boost dividends.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva, who has promised to end Amazon deforestation, welcomes $101m pledge to Amazon Fund.

Ike Ekweremadu sentenced to nine years and eight months and wife Beatrice sentenced to four years and six months.

Relations with the island loomed large in the election, after other countries in Latin America moved to cut ties.

Washington 'does not support' push to normalise ties to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's gov't, State Department says.

The presidency announced the commission of inquiry on Friday even as cult leader Paul Mackenzie remained in custody.

Torrential rain in South Kivu province causes river to overflow, washing away homes, leaving buildings encased in mud.

UN health agency declares end to public health emergency of international concern, in place for more than three years.

Advocates demand urgent action on day commemorating missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in US and Canada.

King Charles III's coronation on Saturday will be full of pomp and pageantry. Here's your hour-by-hour guide.

Huwaida al-Hassan and her daughters are among the medical staff tending to pregnant women amid Sudan's clashes.

King Charles III will be crowned at Westminster Abbey on May 6. Here are five things you need to know.

As the UK prepares for King Charles’s coronation we asked four Birmingham residents what they think of the royal family.

The South African is set to be the first African national to sing an opera solo at a British coronation ceremony.

The UK is preparing to officially crown Charles and his wife Camilla on May 6 in a series of royal events.

Critics say authorities are not doing enough to find tens of thousands of people who have disappeared in recent years.

Bhutto-Zardari is on a two-day visit to India for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation meeting.

With no sign of rain clouds, the Catalan regional government broadens curbs on water use to 495 towns or villages.

Singapore-based promotion plans event in Denver as it seeks to lay glove on leading rival on its own territory.

Ibrahim Traore speaks about conflict in Sahel, denies Russian mercenaries are helping his government fight rebels.

Following a week of fighting and looting, civilians are left with no access to drinking water, food and healthcare.

This weekend's spectacle is the latest episode of the world's longest-running reality show.

President Lula's government is proving to be a threat to Brazil's democratic future.

Pro-Kremlin commentators are sure the drone attack was an attempt on Putin's life. Liberals are less convinced.

Mixed reactions have trailed the announcement that Savage, a Grammy-nominated singer, will perform at coronation.

Mercenary fighters will leave Ukraine's Bakhmut in days, Prigozhin warns, citing ammunition shortages blamed on Russia.

From a plundered economy to a police force ready to crush protests, Britain today looks like its colonies once did.

The Conservatives suffer high-profile losses in the local council polls ahead of a general vote expected next year.

Ecstatic celebrations follow the team’s first Serie A title in more than three decades.

After a few years of being governed by Saied, the Tunisian state is already struggling to fulfil its responsibilities.

Turkey is going through an immense housing crisis ahead of key elections amid hyperinflation and economic downturn.

Indian army confirms casualties in operation in the Rajouri sector of the Himalayan region of the disputed territory.

Revelations about multiple assets linked to the Mugabe family have triggered outrage weeks after an Al Jazeera exposé.

Letter on coronation eve urges monarch to acknowledge the 'horrific' legacy of British colonial rule.

Jho Low faces charges in Malaysia and the US for allegedly orchestrating theft of $4.5bn from wealth fund 1MDB.

Four coup opponents were executed last July and more than 100 people are on death row for political reasons.

Rohingya refugees, who have spent nearly six years in overcrowded camps in Bangladesh, wary and sceptical of the scheme.

A 1-1 draw at Udinese gave Napoli the point they needed to win first league title since 1990.

Ukrainian delegates scuffled with security officers who tried to pull them away as they staged a protest.

Chinese shareholder Ping An argues split necessary as bank lags behind international peers.

The WikiLeaks founder has been in a UK jail for years as he fights extradition to the US.

GDP expands by 5.03 percent in the January-March period despite slowing exports.