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Hundreds are hiding underneath the Azot factory in the besieged city as Russia refuses to negotiate troops' passage.
Agreement marks significant step forward in Tanzania's efforts to export part of its vast offshore gas deposits.
Bombing have increased recently in Afghanistan, as the Taliban marks almost a year since seizing power in August 2021.
With Egypt’s COP27 six months away, experts are calling attention to the MENA region’s transition to clean energy.
The call comes amid new tensions and clashes between the DR Congo and Rwanda.
Starting in 1932, medical workers in Alabama withheld treatment from unsuspecting Black men infected with syphilis.
EU is finalising an assessment on whether to recommend Ukraine for membership that will be announced next week.
Moscow reportedly using older, deadlier missiles in fierce fighting for control of eastern Ukraine.
Demonstrators protested in cities across the US to demand stricter gun control laws after spate of mass shootings.
Syria's transport ministry says runways at Damascus International Airport remain out of service after missile strike.
Two teenagers killed in Ranchi, Jharkhand state, as police fire shots to quell protests against insulting comments.
The average price for regular unleaded petrol rose to $5.004 a gallon on Saturday from $4.986 a day earlier, AAA says.
Iranian and Venezuelan leaders praise 'incredible resistance against threats and sanctions by enemies and imperialism'.
British media says Charles called UK's Rwanda asylum scheme 'appalling' and worries it will affect Commonwealth summit.
Canberra to pay $584m to French submarine maker ending dispute that soured relation between the two countries.
The intense fighting involved two influential militias aligned to rival prime ministers vying for power.
One month has passed since Israeli forces killed journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, but accountability remains elusive.
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 108th day, we take a look at the main developments.
As AK Party-run cities and districts cancel events, critics say the gov't is waging a 'culture war' ahead of elections.
Ex-President Jeanine Anez found guilty of orchestrating a coup that brought her to power in 2019.
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