President's press service said Vakhtang Golandzia was shot dead while another politician was hurt in the incident.

Ukraine targets Russia’s mercenaries saying 'there is no reason for Koreans to fight and die for Putin.'

Eyewitness video shows a private jet in flames after it crashed into homes in the suburbs of Buenos Aires.

The world cricketing body announces ICC events hosted in either country to be played at neutral venues until 2027.

Children are among the victims of Israeli strikes on Gaza's besieged north and central areas, as aid is blocked.

Lawson replaces Sergio Perez, who exited Red Bull Racing on Wednesday after four years with the world championship team.

My existence has become identified by the superposition of the states of being simultaneously alive and dead.

Israeli missiles struck Yemen’s capital Sanaa and the port of Hodeidah, where video showed large fires burning.

During wartime, the effects on the environment from such accidents are likely to be far worse than usual.

Journalists at the German media network say newsroom leaders instil fear and dehumanise Palestinian suffering.

Frenchman Dominique Pelicot sentenced to 20 years in prison after court finds him guilty of all charges against him.

Security forces arrest organisers of event, which was attended by about 5,000 people drawn by ‘exciting prizes’.

At least 50 people killed in accidents on the same highway in Ghazni province between Kabul and southern Kandahar city.

Cyclone Chido devastates Mayotte, possibly causing thousands of deaths as residents struggle to find water and food.

Human Rights Watch says Israel is intentionally cutting off water supplies and destroying infrastructure in Gaza.

Here are the key developments on the 1,029th day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Amnesty International says Guantanamo Bay prison camp is a 'glaring, longstanding stain' on United States rights record.

Through security measures, including gunboats, authorities in Rivers State hope to stop criminals and help production.

Amnesty International claims Serbian activists' phones hacked by police with spyware tools, raising privacy concerns.

Four schools have each signed a letter asking parents to delay buying their children smartphones.