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Some 600,000 Sudanese are seeking safety in Chad, but host communities are blaming them for using up scarce resources.

Scientists say human-induced global warming is behind the recent scorching temperatures in the region.

Amid the culture war on gender, those of us who prioritise women's rights and safety are left without a political home.

Russian president says strengthening strategic partnership with Vietnam is one of his country's priorities.

More than 100 were admitted to hospital after consuming alcohol spiked with poisonous methanol.

Daniel Hagari says identifying defeat of Hamas as end goal of Gaza war means 'throwing sand in people's eyes'.

EU member states to vote on controversial Chat Control 2 proposals to scan communications for child sex abuse material.

Hezbollah leader has said the Lebanese armed group is ready for a war with “no restraint and no rules and no ceilings”.

Biggest survey of its kind polled 75,000, finding that majority want quick transition from fossil fuels to clean energy.

While Thursday marks the longest day of the year in Northern Hemisphere, it will not necessarily be the hottest.

Both sides will keep an eye on the conditions in Antigua as they meet in the Super Eight Group 1 on Thursday night.

Yemen’s Houthis have released videos believed to show the moment they attacked a Greek-owned coal carrier ship.

India will be wary of the Afghan bowling attack and not take them 'lightly' in their Super Eight match in Barbados.

On June 20, the UN commemorates those unable to return to their countries of origin during World Refugee Day.

Nearly 10 percent of Sri Lanka's doctors have moved to other nations in the past two years, crippling hospitals.

The drive took place after the two leaders signed a deal that included a mutual defence pledge.

Philippines says coastguard personnel armed with knives and spears boarded their boats at Second Thomas Shoal.

GDP grows 0.2 percent in first quarter, buoyed by record immigration.

As the war enters its 846th day, these are the main developments.

Renewables’ share of global energy consumption reaches nearly 15 percent, an all-time high.

Forced out of Myanmar, the mostly Muslim Rohingya are struggling to find a place to call home.

Israel's military says plans for an offensive in Lebanon have been approved.

Both sides are barely staying within the rules of engagement, leaving Lebanese anxious over what comes next.

Ottawa cites the IRGC's ties to Hamas and Hezbollah, accusing Iran of 'complete disregard for human rights'.

Hassan Nasrallah says invading northern Israel is a 'standing' possibility if a major conflict is imposed on Lebanon.