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The country officially declared its first outbreak of Marburg virus disease on Monday.

Raids came weeks after government banned as propaganda a BBC documentary critical of Modi's role in 2002 Gujarat riots.

Billionaire Twitter owner says he wants to make sure platform is in 'financially healthy place' before finding new CEO.

How Wednesday's match between the top two teams could start a rivalry that may dominate EPL for the next few years.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 357th day, we take a look at the main developments.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol calls on private sector to 'share the pain' to ease struggles of most vulnerable.

Yale study backed by State Department finds at least 6,000 Ukrainian children sent to reeducation centres.

Move comes after Seoul last week scrapped COVID-related travel restrictions for arrivals from China.

UN secretary general warns that low-lying communities and entire countries could disappear under rising sea levels.

Cyclone Gabrielle cut off towns, washed away houses and left people stranded on on rooftops.

Mike Pence has been called to testify in investigations looking into ex-President Donald Trump and the 2020 election.

Orders come as India's growing middle-class drives surging demand for affordable air travel.

Ottawa will limit funding for projects that include researchers from institutions with ties to foreign governments.

Phillip Mehrtens was taken hostage last week after landing his small commercial plane in the Papuan highlands.

Murder of 22-year-old Tiba al-Ali has renewed calls for laws addressing gender-based violence.

Daniel Rodriguez will be sentenced in May for his role in the attack that left officer Michael Fanone severely injured.

In one of the world’s most expensive cities, the number of people without a home to call their own is soaring.

California's Feinstein, 89, says she intends to finish her term as several Democrats eye her open seat in 2024.

Proposed reforms aim to expand healthcare access as part of President Gustavo Petro's agenda on poverty and inequality.

The South American country, which has battled soaring prices for years, saw its annual inflation hit 98.8 percent.

Officials say, while ex-President Jovenel Moise was killed in Port-au-Prince, plot against him was mostly planned in US.

NATO officials push for quick procurement of air defences for Ukraine as Russia eyes the skies for battlefield edge.

While the US, EU and NATO have pledged to continue supporting Ukraine, worries remain over corruption in the country.

Voters head to the polls on February 25 with a woman running for the presidency and others for state and national posts.

US General Mark Milley says that difficult terrain has hampered efforts to recover debris from latest downed objects.

Eleven trucks carrying humanitarian assistance passed through the Bab al-Salam crossing, UN says.

Xi said China will continue to 'participate constructively' in talks to resume negotiations on Iran nuclear agreement.

Ministers from UK, France, Germany, and Italy oppose the plan, saying it will increase tensions with the Palestinians.

Gretchen Whitmer decries 'uniquely American' problem of mass shootings as police identify suspect who killed three.

Govt's consumer price report shows inflationary pressures remain stubborn and are likely to fuel price spikes this year.

Jens Stoltenberg says Nordic nations becoming members together is not top priority as Turkey continues to block Sweden.

Ad hoc aid operations have been set up by ordinary citizens across Turkey in the wake of the catastrophic earthquakes.

At least 60 others were injured in the incident that happened on Monday in South Africa's northern Limpopo province.

East Jerusalem residents know that suspended demolition orders remain in force and may be executed at any moment.

Haley is the second Republican after former President Donald Trump to announce bid to becomes party's candidate.

US carmaker says job losses over next three years will include some 2,300 positions in Germany and 1,300 in the UK.

Trained rescue dogs are helping to find survivors buried underneath layers of concrete and otherwise undetectable.

Parallels are being drawn between the 2023 poll and the annulled 1993 vote, seen as the country’s ‘freest and fairest'.

Israel has killed 50 Palestinians, including 11 children, in the 45 days since 2023 began.

A former forest bandit and a trafficking survivor found love - and purpose - while serving life sentences in prison.

Elon Musk running Twitter as if it is his personal fiefdom is a sign of the emergence of a new form of feudalism.

The February 14 occasion is marked in many countries but traditions are often very different.

Two of five Russians living for months at Incheon airport to avoid fighting in Ukraine have refugee appeal accepted.

Raids come after Indian government sought to block BBC documentary critical of Modi's role in 2022 anti-Muslim riots.

Residents of Osmaniye say they need food and proper housing arrangements to take care of their children.

The rescue group in northwest Syria has criticised the UN stance on aid delivery in the aftermath of the earthquake.

Nine deaths from the disease linked to a funeral ceremony in Equatorial Guinea's Kie-Ntem province bordering Cameroon.

New Zealand declares state of emergency after Cyclone Gabrielle lashes the country’s North Island.

Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil says intelligence agency shut down an Iranian operation targeting a dual citizen.

Detentions come amid a wave of arrests targeting politicians and other critics of the government.