Rescue efforts under way after powerful typhoon paralyses Tokyo, leaving nearly half a million homes without power.

Son of Democratic presidential hopeful has faced numerous unsubstantiated attacks from Donald Trump.

The UAE is reportedly seeking to have Al Jazeera registered as a foreign agent in the United States.

In a major shift in alliance, Kurdish forces announce deal with Damascus on Syrian troop deployment near Turkey border.

The Bolivian president has led the country for 13 years but his bid for a fourth term is testing his popularity.

A year after a mass caravan departed Honduras, a new group tried to head to US from southern Mexico, but were stopped.

Police fatally shoot 28-year-old Atatiana Jefferson through window of her home after a request to check on her welfare.

Reports of breakout from facility in Ain Issa amid ongoing Turkish offensive and US announcement of troop pull-out.

Six months after devastating cyclones left more than 1,300 people dead in Mozambique, it's citizens try to put tragedy aside long enough to vote in general election.

China's Xi also pledges financial aid as he becomes first Chinese leader to visit Nepal in more than 20 years.

Bishkek plans to introduce laws in an effort to increase state control over religious schools, but some say move does not cater to Muslim-majority population.

The prize not only acknowledges the Ethiopian prime minister's commitment to peace, but encourages him to do more.

India and China discuss long-standing trade and border disputes, but Kashmir fails to figure in two-day informal summit.

Malaysian fishermen say poor-quality seawater is causing financial losses.

Claims victims were involved in murder of politician have been disputed as safe haven turns dangerous.

We examine the melting ice sheets and glaciers of the Arctic that have unlocked a controversial mineral wealth.

Rallies erupt in multiple districts with some protesters blocking roads, spraying graffiti on pro-China businesses.

After days of deadly anti-austerity protests, meeting between President Moreno and indigenous leaders likely on Sunday.

British Museum showcases historical East-West cultural exchange against backdrop of contemporary Islamophobia.

Rescue efforts under way as powerful typhoon paralyses Tokyo, leaving nearly half a million homes without power.

Mystery deepens over an oil spill that has affected 150 beaches in northeastern Brazil.

A possible new trade agreement is a major topic between the leaders of China and India.

Final campaign rallies have been held in Mozambique in the run-up to Tuesday's general election.

As energy companies celebrate, environmentalists warn against exploration projects which could damage biodiversity.

Turkey's military push into Syria meets growing backlash amid battle with Kurdish-led forces for control of Ras al-Ain.

Three weeks after the first round vote, Tunisians are set to choose their president in a runoff election.

Indigenous protesters accuse security forces of using excessive force as demonstrations continue for 10th day.

Gunmen entered a mosque in northern Salmossi village and opened fire as worshippers were at prayer, say media reports.

Announcement comes as indigenous leaders agreed to direct talks with Lenin Moreno, while chaos raged on Quito's streets.