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Looting and violence engulfing South Africa for days ebb ahead of an expected surge in soldiers on the streets.
Record rainfall in western Germany caused rivers to burst their banks, destroying homes and killing several people.
Law puts digital platforms under direct government oversight, but critics worry it may lead to outright censorship.
European Union court rules companies may ban Muslim employees from wearing a headscarf under certain conditions.
The combination of the Moon's natural cycle and climate change is projected to cause flooding to surge in the 2030s.
Taliban dismisses Afghan gov't claim that a crucial border crossing with Pakistan was recaptured by government forces.
Muqtada al-Sadr says he is withdrawing support from current government and the one that will be elected to replace it.
The S&P 500 closed slightly higher after Federal Reserve Chair Powell argued for continued stimulus before Congress.
'If you don't leave, you're dead,' sheriff deputies and state troopers warn residents as the 'Bootleg' fire encroaches.
Tajikistan border guards say the refugees 'fled from the Taliban to save their lives'.
Days of unrest in South African have exposed issues of poverty and inequality.
Significant increases in cases in Libya, Iran, Iraq and Tunisia, with sharp rises expected in Lebanon and Morocco.
Parts of the country are running up against widespread vaccine resistance and a fast-spreading Delta variant.
Brazilian president's office says Jair Bolsonaro is suffering an intestinal blockage and may need emergency surgery.
At least 1,146 people died attempting to reach Europe by sea in the first six months of this year.
Constitutional Court takes action against Matata pending an investigation into embezzlement charges.
India, China agreed to 'seek a mutually acceptable solution' to the border problem after meeting of foreign ministers.
Turkey's Erdoğan calls Israel's new president but both sides say the other must move first for any rapprochement.
PM-designate awaits President Michel Aoun's response to new cabinet proposal that could end nine months of deadlock.
The US was already fighting a serious opioid epidemic; the pandemic exacerbated the crisis, new statistics show.
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