Sudan’s PM Abdalla Hamdok under house arrest: ReportAl Hadath TV says an unidentified military force besieged PM's home and placed him under house arrest early on Monday.
Read MoreTaiwan taps on United Nations’ door, 50 years after expulsionSome countries seem more willing to engage Taiwan, but that doesn't mean the island is about to come in from the cold.
Read MoreColombia to extradite Otoniel to the US as soon as possibleUS offered $5m bounty for Dairo Antonio Usuga, who Colombia describes as the world's most dangerous drug trafficker.
Read MoreEthiopia: The ongoing humanitarian crisis in TigrayAs air attacks against the TPLF in Ethiopia's Tigray resume, the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate.
Read MoreIsrael to build 1,300 new West Bank settler homesIsraeli Housing Minister Zeev Elkin says 'strengthening Jewish presence' in West Bank is essential to 'Zionist vision'.
Read MoreNizar Banat family to seek international justice ‘if necessary’Family of Palestinian activist says it will seek international intervention if justice for his death is ignored.
Read MoreMyanmar activist Ko Jimmy arrested in military raidHis wife, a longtime activist, said this time she is worried she might not see her husband alive again.
Read MoreAnalysis: How Tunisia reached financial meltdownMore than the loss of democracy, Tunisia faces its worse financial crisis ever.
Read MoreNazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s husband goes on hunger strikeRichard Ratcliffe is staging a second hunger strike to pressure the UK government into taking action to free his wife.
Read More‘Lawfare’ and the CIA’s drone war worriesI found my name mentioned in a leaked US intelligence document under a section called 'lawfare'. I was hardly surprised.
Read MoreLibya to start registering election candidates in NovemberElectoral Commission will begin registering candidates amid ongoing wrangling over the vote's constitutional basis.
Read MoreSaudi-led coalition says it killed more than 260 Yemen rebelsIt was not possible to independently verify the death toll, and the Iran-aligned Houthis rarely comment on losses.
Read MoreWhy Israel is trying to criminalise Palestinian civil societyIsrael's designation of six Palestinian NGOs as 'terrorist' seeks to undermine the Palestinian struggle for freedom.
Read MoreIran’s Khamenei urges reversal of Arab-Israeli normalisationsKhamenei says some governments 'made big errors' and 'sinned in normalising' relations with Israel.
Read MoreCivilian shot dead in Kashmir as India’s home minister visitsPolice said teenager caught in a crossfire between rebels and security forces, but his family called it 'murder'.
Read MoreWill #EndSARS activists in Nigeria see justice?Demonstrators continue to battle for deep reforms to tackle police brutality.
Read MoreSudan: Security forces fire tear gas to disperse protestersPro-military protesters want to dissolve the transitional cabinet, a move decried as a coup by pro-democracy protesters.
Read MoreNo retrial decision for US man jailed on a Jim Crow convictionBrandon Jackson was convicted of armed robbery by a 10-2 jury in 1997. Split verdicts are no longer legal.
Read MoreLiving through an active volcanic eruption on La PalmaIn the five weeks since the eruption began, lava from Cumbre Vieja has covered more than 850 hectares.
Read MoreEthiopia launches new air raids on Tigray region: Gov’tGovernment says a TPLF training and military command post targeted in western Tigray, followed by second raid in north.
Read MoreEcuador’s Olympic sprinter Alex Quinonez shot deadOfficials mourn Quinonez's murder which comes as violence spiked dramatically in Ecuador in recent months.
Read More‘Kill them all, don’t spare anyone’: A massacre in Burkina FasoAs violence increases across the country, a survivor of an attack in Solhan gives a harrowing account of the bloodshed.
Read MoreCOVID cases in Eastern Europe surpass 20m as outbreak worsensThree of the top five countries reporting the most deaths in the world - Russia, Ukraine and Romania - are in region.
Read MoreBlast in Ugandan capital Kampala kills one, injures fivePresident Museveni said three people 'left a package' at the scene that later exploded.
Read MoreUnderstanding India’s COVID catastropheFaye D’Souza examines how India’s government performed through the coronavirus pandemic.
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