A US high school student from Kentucky has sued the Washington Post for defamation, claiming the newspaper falsely accused him of racist acts and instigating a confrontation with a Native American activist at the

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has announced infrastructure and trade agreements after meeting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Wednesday. Prince Mohammed, also known as MBS, arrived on a

19-year-old calls decision to revoke her UK citizenship 'kind of heart-breaking,' adding she will explore other options.

Pope Francis has summoned senior bishops from all over the world to Rome for a landmark meeting on sexual abuse. From Thursday to Sunday, 190 Catholic leaders, including 10 women, will gather in the

A report in the New York Times is raising questions whether US President Donald Trump went further than previously reported to try and stop investigations into him and his close allies. It says Trump

South Africa's Finance Minister Tito Mboweni faces a balancing act with his maiden budget if he is to reassure investors in the country's troubled public electricity company without alienating union allies ahead of national

Millions of people in Venezuela have called on President Nicolas Maduro to step down after what's seen as gross mismanagement of the economy. But despite the near collapse of the oil-rich state, some are

President Tsai Ing-wen has said Taiwan will not accept any deal that damages its sovereignty and democracy after the island's China-friendly party said it might sign a peace agreement with Beijing if it won

WASHINGTON: The United States said Tuesday it wanted to ensure foreign terrorists remain off the battlefield as it weighed options on an American detained in Syria who says she wants to return home.The United

A court in Japan has awarded nearly $4m in new damages to 152 residents forced to flee their houses after the Fukushima nuclear meltdown eight years ago, the world's most serious nuclear disaster since Chernobyl