At least 31 killed and thousands displaced by heavy rains and flooding in southern African island nation, officials say.
Israel's PM Netanyahu is also traveling to Washington to discuss a peace plan for the Middle East.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stands accused of hacking mobile phone of Amazon and the Washington Post owner.
Report says US's lack of interest, Europe's power struggle have made it possible for both countries to infiltrate Libya.
Defence team uses just 2 hours on first day of opening arguments, saying removing Trump would set 'dangerous' precedent.
Trump's defence team begins its opening arguments on Saturday following three days of presentations by House Democrats.
Iraq's largest political bloc - the Sadrists - have withdrawn their support for anti-government protest movement.
Magnitude 6.8 quake hits Elazig and Malatya provinces, killing at least 22 and injuring more than 1,000.
Renewed fighting entering its ninth day allows Houthi rebels to retake loyalist positions.
Death toll from new coronavirus rises to 41 in China, government says, as more countries confirm cases.
Iraqi protesters say they will remain in Tahrir Square as security forces reopen roads previously shut by demonstrators.
US-trained Atlacatl Battalion killed some 1,000 people in Latin America's most brutal massacre of 20th century.
An Iranian student headed to university in Boston was deported at airport earlier this week.
Nearly six-month long shutdown, longest in a democracy, ends with India allowing 2G access to 300 'whitelisted' sites.
Bassil, 49, has seen his fortunes shift since mass protests against corruption and nepotism erupted last year.
US Senate trial moves to new phase as president's lawyers get a chance to argue in Trump's favour.
The brutal naked violence states increasingly unleash on their nations signals their irreversible loss of legitimacy.
The defence team is made up of an array of well-known Washington, DC lawyer and Trump surrogates.
As world set to commemorate International Holocaust Day, presence of Germany's historic sculptures fuels concerns at rising anti-Semitism.
A journey for a better life is 'marred by considerable risk of serious human rights violations and abuses'.
Hubei province is facing a severe medical situation, according to an official there, as outbreak casts shadow over Chinese Lunar New Year.
Climate advocate Vanessa Nakate calls out racism after she is removed from image taken with her white peers in Davos.
A former Chilean presidential candidate explores the demise of the political left across Latin America.
As bushfires flare, Murdoch's news empire peddles climate scepticism. Plus, the legacy of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
Questions remain about authorities' response to the coronavirus as number of confirmed cases rises.
