Just this month, more than 1,000 internally displaced people from Ituri fled to Uganda, and more than 60,000 since 2017.

In Cape Town's Phillipi township, one woman is fighting to secure nationality for herself and her child.

Military spokesman said the jet, believed to be E-11A aircraft, crashed in Ghazni but gave no information on casualties.

An Air India plane has been on stand-by, waiting for a green light from Beijing and New Delhi to evacuate dozens of Indians from Wuhan, the city hardest hit by the coronavirus outbreak, as the death toll climbs...

Vote will test whether Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's popularity overseas is matched at home.

The death toll from China’s coronavirus outbreak has risen to 106, with the authorities in Hubei province, at the heart of the crisis, saying on Tuesday it killed 24 more people. Over 4,500 cases have been confi...

The virus that began in Wuhan late last year continues to spread with China reporting more deaths and more cases.

Bolton's book clouds White House hopes for swift end to the impeachment trial, fueling Democratic demands for witnesses.

India is more than capable of handling its own matters and any outside meddling in its affairs is inappropriate and uncalled-for, India’s VP has said as the European Parliament prepares to debate India’s citizen...

All US deliveries of weapons and ammunition to Iraqi security forces have been suspended, amid rising tensions over US presence in Iraq that followed the drone assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani in...

Sanders and Biden appear locked in a tight race as candidates make last-ditch effort to rally voters in Iowa.

Disaffected ex-Republicans are sharing their stories on social media as the seemingly-unbreakable two-party duopoly approaches peak unpopularity with American voters with less than a year to go before the 2020 e...

New details have emerged about the helicopter crash in California that took the life of NBA legend Kobe Bryant and eight others, including an audio recording from the pilot. As of Monday, three bodies have been...

The Canadian government called on residents to stay clear of China’s Hubei province, the epicenter of the deadly coronavirus outbreak, urging them to cancel all travel to the region in an updated travel advisory on...

The Trump administration will be allowed to tighten immigration restrictions with a policy that could see immigrants denied a green card if they are likely to receive public benefits, the US Supreme Court has ru...

One of Britain’s leading experts on espionage, Nigel West, was hired to examine the dossier written by his friend Christopher Steele. He concluded it was rubbish. So why did it take almost three years for his st...

Oleg Tyagnibok, the leader of Ukraine's far-right Svoboda party, has demanded Kiev authorities follow the example of Poland and the Baltic States by seeking compensation from Russia, for a range of historical gr...

The US State Department has urged citizens to “reconsider” travelling to China in its newest advisory amid ongoing deadly coronavirus outbreak as another person fell victim to the disease in the Chinese capital...

The Washington Post has suspended one of its reporters after she posted a link to a story about a 2016 rape case involving Kobe Bryant just hours after the basketball star’s death in a helicopter crash....

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has blasted US President Donald Trump’s soon-to-be-revealed peace plan for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggesting Iran’s referendum proposal would be a better...

One of basketball's biggest ever stars is killed in a helicopter crash near Los Angeles.

Syrian government forces backed by Russian air power have stepped up a campaign to recapture Idlib province.

Ex-National Security Adviser John Bolton’s book claims Donald Trump admitted a Ukraine quid-pro-quo, prompting Democrats to declare it’s game-over for the US president, as his supporters dismiss it as yet anothe...

Hashem Abedi is alleged to have helped his brother plan the suicide attack which killed 22 people in 2017.

World leaders make pledges 'never to forget' but they always do.

A huge blaze raged across a dock on the Tennessee River in Scottsboro, Alabama early on Monday, destroying 35 vessels, mostly houseboats, and killing at least eight people, according to the local fire chief....

US federal prosecutors have requested an interview with Britain’s Prince Andrew about the late sex-offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein, an attorney for the southern district of New York confirmed on Monday....

US President Donald Trump has said that the White House will unveil its long-awaited and long-delayed Middle East peace plan on Tuesday. Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu is already in DC, but no Palestinian envoy...

A U.S. Bombardier E-11A crashed today in Ghazni province, Afghanistan. While the cause of crash is under investigation, there are no indications the crash was caused by enemy fire. We will provide addi...

Journalists have made it to the scene of a plane crash in Afghanistan, snapping pictures of the wreckage and even some documents. It comes as the US Air Force's chief of staff all but confirmed the loss of the m...

Nearly 500 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean by two boats run by aid agencies were looking for safe ports in Malta and Italy, the groups said on Monday. The ‘Ocean Viking’ vessel run by SOS Mediterranee in partn...

Trump's defence team will continue their arguments on Monday following three days of presentations by House Democrats.

Senator Romney says it's 'increasingly likely' four Republicans will join Democrats in voting to call Bolton as witness.

Li Keqiang inspects efforts to control spread of deadly virus and promises reinforcements as death toll rises to 81.

Palestinians have rejected the long-delayed plan, saying it's a bid to 'finish off' the Palestinian cause.

On Monday, Germany became the latest in a growing list of countries to enact evacuation plans for its citizens in the virus-hit city of Wuhan, but could they end up bringing the virus back instead?...

An Indian deep-tech startup will begin teaching the country’s teenagers how to build their own artificial intelligence systems using DIY kits, before applying what they’ve learned to real-world problems....

The Palestinians on Monday urged world powers to reject Donald Trump’s peace plan, which they said president Mahmud Abbas had refused to discuss with his US counterpart, AFP reported.Trump is due to unveil his prop...

Floods and landslides devastate southeastern Brazil following the highest rainfall totals in 110 years.

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani has taken aim at how the Islamic Republic handles elections. After the Guardian Council barred almost two-thirds of candidates from running, Rouhani called for “competition and pa...

The state government in West Bengal has passed a resolution rejecting India’s citizenship law that sparked widespread protests. New Delhi insists it’s a humane piece of legislation aimed at protecting minorities...

The climate denialism of the rich and powerful is increasing the suffering of the poor and marginalised communities.

More than 1.1 million people, mostly Jews, perished in the camp's gas chambers or from starvation, cold and disease.

BREAKING: A Taliban-affiliated journalist and a militant spokesman say a U.S. military aircraft has crashed in Afghanistan. The U.S. military says it is investigating the crash in Taliban-controlled te...

In a news clip aired after Bryant's death, Britain's state broadcaster draws ire for mistake it blamed on 'human error'.

Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has launched plans for a ‘Scottish visa’ to wrest some control over migration in the country away from Westminster as the rift between Johnson’s government and the SNP g...

The Czech government on Monday approved a Defense Ministry plan to deploy up to 60 troops as part of France’s anti-terror mission in Africa. The service members will join Operation Barkhane, France’s largest oversea...

Rights group says minors held at Kigali's Gikondo Transit Centre are regularly beaten and exposed to inhuman conditions.