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At least 38 people die after shafts collapsed at the Darsaya mine in West Kordofan.
With one journalist dead and dozens behind bars, Myanmar is now one of the world's worst places to be a media worker.
We looked back at the year in climate change and the disasters we'll be seeing more often as our world is altered by climate-polluting fossil fuels.
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France, UK, Italy, Greece, and Portugal all hit record daily infections, with France reporting almost 180,000 cases.
Democrat leader, who helped secure Obama's signature health care law, died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.
The close space encounters with China's space station are the latest sign of dangerous overcrowding in space.
Staff of pro-democracy news website Stand News accused of 'conspiracy to publish seditious publication'.
Case against four members of far-right group is focus of the US Justice Department's sprawling probe into Capitol riot.
If other US high-profile white-collar cases are any indication, verdict will not come quickly.
Government allocating $35.5m in disaster aid after 20 killed, nearly 50,000 displaced by severe flooding in Bahia state.
Virginia statue of Confederate general who led the South in US Civil War was removed after Black Lives Matters protests.
US president says restrictions are 'no longer necessary', as new COVID-19 variant becomes dominant strain.
The ban, which will be in place until March 6, will free up 209 megawatts of power for household consumption.
The United Democratic Party said the election campaign had been tainted by corruption and bribery.
France reports nearly 180,000 new COVID-19 cases, while UK confirms 129,471 new infections.
President Bukele's government made a deal with violent gangs to expand its power, former prosecutor tells news agency.
Protesters say former soldiers and ex-employees of the last elected government are 'under direct threat'.
Petroleos Mexicanos, also know as Pemex, will reduce crude oil exports in 2022 before phasing out sales abroad in 2023.
At least 100 people, mostly women and children, on board a wooden vessel said to be taking on water denied refuge.
New cabinet represents Kuwait's fourth government over the last year and a half.
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