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The announcement comes as the Biden administration released a raft of measures aimed at ramping up domestic response.
The visit comes as the eighth round of Iran nuclear deal talks is set to begin next week in Vienna.
People from the devastated country are not fleeing from the war’s horrors, but from the misery of its aftermath.
Modi is focus of huge advertising blitz touting government's triumphs in fighting COVID despite nearly 500,000 deaths.
Soumana Boura, leading member of Islamic State in the Greater Sahara, was killed in a drone attack, French army says.
Turkey's lira makes gains after Erdogan unveils plan to guarantee local currency deposits against market fluctuation.
Management has shut factory for a week after workers protested over food poisoning incident which sent 150 to hospital.
Upholding a centuries-old craft, artisans in the region are busy painting Christmas decorations to be shipped overseas.
Protesters march towards shuttered US embassy, calling for release of Afghan assets, frozen since Taliban took power.
Foreign ministry says Hassan Irloo was transferred to Tehran in bad state 'due to late cooperation of some countries'.
Official at the international airport in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, says UN aid flights halted after the air attacks.
Survivors of Typhoon Rai say they are running out of water and food as two people die of dehydration on Siargao island.
Nasar Thootha's charity gives out once-used wedding attires donated by privileged families to women of limited means.
Clashes between protesters and police break out in capital of North Kivu province.
Richard Daschbach jailed for 12 years after he was charged with sexually abusing vulnerable girls in his care.
Foreigners sold $4bn of stocks as concerns about the Omicron virus variant roil global markets.
US secretary of state says funds will go to seven multilateral agencies to fight COVID-19 as Omicron cases surge.
Global Witness says Myanmar's lucrative gemstone trade is an important source of funding for the country's military.
US, UK and European Union join in denouncing the election, saying the changes 'eliminated any meaningful opposition'.
Deputy mayor of Cap-Haitien says death count 'still unfortunately incomplete' as several victims remain in hospital.
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