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Primate skulls likely meant for collectors, hunting clubs in US, where they are reportedly given as gifts and prizes.

Sudan army leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan also called for rival Rapid Support Forces to be designated as 'terrorists'.

Shortlist announced for annual Booker literature prize includes two first-time novels among the six finalists.

The support for military takeovers is growing across Africa, and civilian governments are to blame, say analysts.

Long-awaited M1 Abrams tanks are to arrive in Ukraine next week and come at a crucial time for Kyiv's forces.

Vice President Han Zheng, a second-tier official, repeats familiar talking points in speech to 78th UNGA.

US President, other Western leaders expressed concern about killing directly with India PM Modi at G20: Financial Times.

Bankman-Fried faces charges of fraud and conspiracy stemming from the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX.

As the war enters its 576th day, these are the main developments.

The court's decision will weigh heavily as Brazil's Senate considers legislation to limit new Indigenous reservations.

Zelenskyy's appearance comes during tense negotiations over US budget legislation, with Republicans seeking steep cuts.

Human rights commission says atrocities in Ethiopia continue and urges Human Rights Council to renew its mandate.

Palestinian leader says a UN conference 'may be the last opportunity to salvage the two-state solution'.

Three men and two women to face charges related to alleged offences between August 2020 and February 2023.

The Biden administration's decision comes as Republicans warn of a new surge of arrivals along the US-Mexico border.

Discussions between India's JSW Steel and Canada's Teck over the latter's stake sale had slowed down, Reuters reported.

Canadian prime minister defends allegations India was involved in Sikh leader's killing, urges New Delhi to cooperate.

Armenian separatists in the region agree to disarm after a quick assault by Baku.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's visit to Washington comes as Republican opposition to more US aid for Ukraine grows.

The announcement came after two people were reportedly killed in an Israeli attack near the Syrian town of Beit Jinn.

Tshisekedi's pronouncement comes weeks after the East African Community extended the mandate of a regional force in DRC.

More than 22 tonnes of food and humanitarian aid was presented to Libya's Derna by PICA.

OpenAI and other defendants have said their use of training data scraped from the internet qualifies as fair use.

The devastation is massive. It is absolute"

The fair near the central city of Titu, northwest of the capital of Bucharest, has existed for nearly 200 years.

Warsaw, one of Kyiv's top allies since the Russian invasion began, took the surprise decision amid a row over grain.

Africa's most advanced economy is enduring frequent electricity cuts that ramp up cost of business, including poultry.

The group will argue at the European Court of Human Rights that government inaction discriminates against youth.

The former US presidential candidate says his new party, Forward, can disrupt the dysfunction of the two-party system.

None of Canada's 'Five Eyes' alliance members - US, UK, Australia or New Zealand - echoed Justin Trudeau's allegation.

Paxton drowned in September last year after his jeep plunged off the bridge that had broken off nine years ago.

The British monarch addresses lawmakers in the upper chamber of the French Parliament on the second day of his visit.

President Yoon expected to exercise his power to reject the motion after PM Han Duck-soo was accused of 'incompetence'.

South Africa's south coast has been hit by extremely rough seas, known as 'spring tide' phenomenon, since last weekend.

The elections, due to be held in November, are delayed due to the election commission's fresh marking of constituencies.

Saudi Arabia ready to normalise relations with Israel in exchange for a US defence pact and civilian nuclear programme.

Moroccan girls at risk of exploitation, Libyan journalists coordinating on the ground; here's the Middle East this week.

The reported meetings took place this week in New York on the sidelines of the annual UN General Assembly.

Tocoron prison served as Tren de Aragua gang's HQ, where it had installed amenities such as a zoo and a pool.

The powerful quake killed nearly 3,000 people, most of them in remote villages of the High Atlas.

Israeli forces killed a 15-year-old Palestinian boy when he discovered their presence during a raid, rights group says.

Azerbaijan denies the allegations as 'completely false' as ethnic Armenians meet Baku's officials to discuss truce.

Key speakers, meetings and talks scheduled for the third day of the 78th UN General Assembly.

UN cultural body says memorial sites for human suffering can play a key role in peacebuilding.

Real Madrid overcome Union Berlin with injury-time goal, while Napoli and Salzburg also record wins.

Some eastern tribes fear the Sudanese army's dominant presence threatens their ownership of land.

In ancient times, women hunters were common in the nomadic Kazakh community in Central Asia. But where are they today?

Liberal feminism helped create the space for Brand to 'joke' about raping women without meaningful pushback.

Humanitarian organisations have issued warnings about the imminent risk of 'weapon contamination' in Libya.