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Rights activists and international observers accuse Maria Consuelo Porras of contributing to weakening rule of law.
Ten Black people were killed at a market in Buffalo, New York, by a white teenager espousing racist theories.
The limited changes will allow Chevron Corp to negotiate its licence with the state-owned oil company, PDVSA.
Torrential rain flooded the Perkoa zinc mine on April 16, trapping eight workers inside.
Spain's left-wing coalition government on Tuesday approved a draft bill that would also reinforce abortion rights.
The world's largest burger chain is rolling down the shutters in Russia after more than 30 years.
France urges Israel to complete probe into killing of Al Jazeera journalist, despite UN call for an independent probe.
Trump-favoured candidates are vying for Republican voters' backing in key US Senate nominations.
Finnish president says a quick ratification of applications by the US will help the process go faster.
The court sent its 'largest-ever' team of experts to probe alleged war crimes since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Italy’s Eni SpA said on Tuesday it was opening a rouble account to keep the Russian gas flowing.
Fighting in the northern region of Tigray has eased since a unilateral ceasefire was declared by the federal government.
The sheer scale of a front line that stretches for hundreds of kilometres has pushed Ukraine's resources to the limit.
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 83rd day, we take a look at the main developments.
While PM Bennett tries to mediate peace, Israelis with backgrounds in ex-Soviet nations are against Moscow’s invasion.
Hezbollah allies lose seats in parliamentary elections to rivals, as independent candidates make inroads.
Parliament meets for the first time since last week's violence that saw Mahinda Rajapaksa resign as prime minister.
After war disrupted Ukrainian supplies and Indonesia banned palm oil exports, India looked at new markets for its needs.
Assimi Goita's military government accuses an unnamed Western state of supporting the alleged coup attempt.
Pyongyang reports 295,510 cases of fever as the military mobilises 'powerful force' of medics to distribute drugs.
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