Pro-EU critic of ruling Georgian Dream party says she won't leave office next month as parliament elected fraudulently.

The move has divided opinion internationally on how to protect children online.

Israel and Hezbollah have accused each other of breaching the terms of the ceasefire that ended nearly 14 months of war.

US-based food charity says it is pausing operations in Gaza after Israeli air attack hits vehicle carrying its workers.

The legislative election takes place after the collapse of a fragile coalition, with the economy being a top concern.

Suriname will distribute revenues from new oil and gas discoveries among its more than 600,000 citizens.

Israel tried to starve Gaza before and the international community reacted. Why isn’t it doing anything now?

Military says dozens of soldiers killed in attacks in northwest and it was regrouping to launch a 'counterattack'.

Deal includes spare parts for fighter jets and radar systems as President Lai heads to Pacific, with stops in US.

Be it ICC arrest warrants or media criticism, Israel is pushing back hard.

The UN says most reported cases of sexual violence against men occur in detention centres.

Opposition seeking to upend decades of governing Swapo dominance urges voters to stay the course and cast ballots.

Exit poll put left-wing nationalists Sinn Fein at 21.1 percent of votes, slightly ahead of two centre-right parties.

Israel is stil launching strikes in Lebanon and is preventing people from returning to southern areas.

Born 100 years ago, Sobukwe was a titan of South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle.

New data released Wednesday from a Chinese government-affiliated research firm showed sales of foreign-branded smartphones, including Apple’s iPhone, fell 44.25% year-on-year in China in October, while overall phone sales in China have increased 1.8%, Reuters reported. The data released by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology revealed sales of foreign-branded phones in China decreased to 6.22 million units last month, down from 11.149 million units a year earlier. The decrease of foreign phone sales comes in the wake of Chinese tech conglomerate Huawei’s rise to the top of the phone market in China. Huawei was widely popular in China’s smartphone market last year when it released the Mate 60 Pro, a phone with a tiny computer chip more advanced than any other chip previously made by a Chinese company. Chinese consumers have eagerly embraced Huawei's smartphones, drawn to the appeal of locally made technology — an option that has swayed many who might have previously chosen iPhones. On Tuesday, the Chinese phone maker launched the next generation of the Mate 60 Pro, the Mate 70 series. The smartphone was described by Huawei’s consumer group chairman Richard Yu as the “smartest” Mate phone, The New York Times reported. The Mate 70 series features hardware and software that are the most independent from Western influence to date. Highlights of Huawei’s newest phone include artificial intelligence-enabled functions and improved photography. The phone uses an operating system of HarmonyOS, which allows the smartphones to connect with smart devices. Huawei’s ability to self-supply the chips required for its hardware and software represents a notable development, following previous U.S. measures to restrict the company’s access to key partners and suppliers. AI technology relies on advanced semiconductor chips, a critical resource that has received attention amid tensions between Beijing and Washington, as both countries compete to dominate the advanced technology industry. Apple’s iPhone 16 features AI capabilities, but these features have yet to be implemented in iPhones in China. Apple, which considers China its second-most important market, has seen its market share decrease substantially. Apple CEO Tim Cook is traveling to China this week for the third time this year to attend an industry conference.

Serbia calls claims 'baseless' and condemns blast as act that threatens 'fragile stability we are striving to maintain'.

Pyongyang will 'invariably support' Russia 'to defend its sovereignty', Kim tells visiting Russian defence chief.

Rawhi Fattouh has been named to take over as interim president if Abbas steps down due to ill health.

Latest tragedy to hit busy waterways leaves more than 100 missing, with causes ranging from turbulence to age of vessel.