At least 17 killed and many others injured in attack carried out by al-Shabab on upscale beachfront hotel in capital.
The city's mayor says police face 'unprecedented circumstances and challenges' in fighting crime amid the pandemic.
US president seeks 'snapback' of UN sanctions after losing bid to extend arms embargo.
The three nations agree to present proposals on management of Ethiopia's controversial $4bn dam within two days.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's administration criticises pastoral letter as 'evil message' meant to stoke 'genocide'.
Congressional legislators accuse officials of pushing policies that 'threaten to silence the voices of millions'.
Belarusian leader rejects calls to step down as tens of thousands rally for largest protest yet against disputed vote.
Four-day event set to include formal nomination of Joe Biden as the Democratic challenger of US President Donald Trump.
As Lebanon's political elite negotiate a new government, more Lebanese are falling into poverty and relying on handouts for the first time.
Thousands of volunteers work day and night to clean the pristine waters to avoid environmental and economic disaster.
Under Abinader's leadership, the Dominican Republic is set to form stronger economic and diplomatic ties with the US.
Italian study says despite 10 percent less rubbish being produced since lockdown started, disposable protective gear is adding to waste.
Congress calls for parliamentary panel to investigate Facebook and WhatsApp employees' relations with right-wing party.
Demonstrators are demanding new elections, an amended constitution, with some calling for reform of the monarchy.
On eighth anniversary of 'Marikana massacre', experts say panel's proposals on policing should urgently be made public.
Political and economic alliance between Tehran and Caracas is growing - as is defiance against US sanctions.
In addition to demanding the departure of PM Prayuth, some protesters call for curbs on the powerful monarchy.
US withdrew from the JCPOA in 2018 and can no longer call on its mechanisms, EU foreign policy chief said.
At least 65 people have died and more than 14,000 homes destroyed in Sudan floods.
Front of the tanker, carrying 4,000 tonnes of fuel oil when it ran aground on July 25, split in two on Saturday.
Emperor Naruhito expresses 'deep remorse' over his country’s wartime actions at a sombre annual ceremony.
In the suburbs of Paris, we see how the coronavirus has only "revealed bigger social and educational inequalities".
In spite of 150 days of lockdown, Argentina's infection rate and death toll continue to rise.
As the Yaaku tribe’s language dies out, so will the traditions and cultural identity that go with it.
This long-standing myth of American racism, tied to its obsession with Black sexuality, is harming women to this day.
