The family of the trainee doctor who was raped and murdered in a Kolkata hospital spoke to the media.

Discover how Nigeria’s economic crisis provoked nationwide protests, with voices from every layer of society.

Middleweight champion Dricus Du Plessis mounted his first successful title defense with victory over Israel Adesanya.

The French actor known for his roles in Le Samourai and Purple Noon also courted controversy with his far-right support.

US, Qatar, Egypt are mediating to secure ceasefire and captive swap as the death toll in Gaza rises to more than 40,000.

Doctors in India remained off the job on Sunday, calling for justice for a colleague who was raped and murdered.

As deadly attacks continue, UNRWA warns the so-called Gaza 'humanitarian zone' has shrunk to just 11% of the Strip.

The economy in the divided country will be the new young leader's 'bread and butter' issue, analysts say.

Nigerian Medical Association says students from universities of Jos and Maiduguri were taken while travelling in Benue.

More than 10 months after Nour, 21, and her family fled their Gaza City house, she reflects on home, then and now.

Countries call for 'unhindered' access to respond to growing humanitarian crisis in war-torn African nation.

Social media platform says shutdown 'effective immediately' but Brazilian users will still have access to X.

Discussions brokered by the US, Qatar and Egypt to resume in Cairo.

Opposition calls for people 'to remain united' as day of protests called to denounce Nicolas Maduro's election victory.

Democratic and Republican presidential candidates are campaigning in battleground state of Pennsylvania this weekend.

Moscow says destruction of bridge in western Russia will hinder the evacuation of civilians amid Ukrainian incursion.

Bermuda minister warns third hurricane of this year’s Atlantic hurricane season 'is not a storm to be taken lightly'.

Head of regional bloc SADC says 17 percent of people across region in need of aid amid climate change-fuelled drought.

Experts say the US's method for recording maternal deaths obscures underlying causes that need to be addressed.

Syrians and Sudanese nationals are trapped between war raging in their own countries and a war looming over Lebanon.