U.S. government announced on Tuesday that it had imposed sanctions against a subsidiary of Russian oil producer Rosneft and the

Admitting international support to Afghan refugees is getting thinner, a senior official from the United Nations' refugee agency said Tuesday

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial is scheduled to begin on March 17, two weeks after the country's parliamentary

Afghanistan's election commission on Tuesday announced the final results of Sept. 28 presidential polls and declared incumbent President Mohammad Ashraf

South African police on Tuesday launched a manhunt for a 52 year-old man who allegedly killed his four children aged

Liu Zhiming, head of the Wuchang Hospital in Wuhan, the epicenter of the novel coronavirus epidemic (COVID-19), died from the

A British lawmaker, who is known for her critical comments on India's Kashmir policy, was denied entry at the Indira

Gunmen killed at least 24 people in an attack on a village in northern Burkina Faso, a regional governor said.   

A suicide blast hit a police vehicle on Monday evening in Pakistan's southwest provincial capital Quetta, leaving eight persons dead

Several hundred homes and businesses have been impacted as the Pearl River in Jackson, southern U.S. state of Mississippi, reached