US secretary of state defends Trump's decision to order the killing of Iran's Solemani in a tense House panel hearing.

China's Olympic swimming champion Sun Yang has his career ended for breaking anti-doping rules.

NATO has held an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis in Idlib.

Residents are in limbo, fearing for their lives and angry at the UN for not doing more to help.

Flights also suspended after Mitiga airport, the only functioning airport in Tripoli, was attacked.

Questions about belonging have overshadowed Iqra Ismail's footballing career, so she uses her experience to help others.

Ethiopia's controversial dam project in progress as talks with Egypt stumble yet again.

Both presidents seek to 'normalise situation' as international concern grows over killing of 33 Turkish troops in Idlib.

Migrants' stories of survival jump to the big screen at this year's Berlin Film Festival.

As Syria-Turkey tension intensifies, Greek PM increases border security as 'no illegal entries will be tolerated'.

The cases are the second and third confirmed cases of the virus in Latin America.

The man, as yet unidentified, had been on board the Diamond Princess cruise ship.

Some conservative activists have set their sights on the candidate they think President Trump could easily defeat.

Billions of dollars in illegal and unregulated fish supplies are mixed with legal catches and smuggled into the market.

Argentina needs about 4 million balls a year; some factories say they could survive by producing 20 percent of that.

The Vatican did not specify what the 83-year-old pope is suffering from.

Activists are trying to convince fellow believers that President Donald Trump is unworthy of their adulation.

Not all countries in the region are equally prepared to face an epidemic that seems inevitable.

US health officials say this is the fastest science has ever moved to develop a vaccine.

All Qatari citizens in Iran were brought back to capital Doha on Thursday and will be placed in a 14-day quarantine.