Singapore meeting marks first substantive face-to-face talks between the two nations in 18 months.

Voters will decide the fate of 904 candidates contesting 57 seats in the last phase of the Lok Sabha polls on June 1.

ChatGPT maker says influence operations failed to gain traction or reach large audiences.

Bruhat Soma correctly spelled words like ‘caixinha’ and ‘sciniph’ to take home the $50,000 prize.

Expert analyses find ethnic armed groups and anti-coup forces consolidating their positions after major offensive.

Some of India's top social election ad spenders are Facebook pages bought and sold in violation of the company's rules.

Teesside University students hit by Nigeria's economic crisis are being helped by a Thornaby charity.

Shares fall as much as 15 percent after former president is found guilty on all 34 counts.

With more than half votes counted, results show ruling ANC could lose majority and be forced to seek coalition partners.

The directive marks a policy shift but could potentially escalate tensions with the nuclear-armed Kremlin.

Open-source platforms such as V2Ray are gaining popularity amid Beijing's crackdown on commercial VPNs.

An apartment building was among sites hit in Ukraine's second-biggest city with at least 16 people reported injured.

As the war enters its 826th day, these are the main developments.

Top Israeli official says war will continue until year's end, pushing it past US presidential elections in November.

A New York jury convicted former US President Donald Trump on all 34 charges in his ‘hush money' trial.

‘I’m a very innocent man’. Former US president and now convicted felon Donald Trump spoke after his verdict was read.

Former US president Donald Trump has been found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records.

Co-hosts USA enter the T20 World Cup as outsiders but with a united multiracial dressing room that goes beyond cricket.

Verdict in historic trial against former US president comes just months before the country votes in November elections.

Israeli officials are accused of using phone taps, spying and intimidation against ICC prosecutors.