Tens of thousands of farmers and agricultural workers marched towards the Indian parliament on Friday demanding debt waivers and higher crop prices, putting pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of 2019 general elections.

At least 23 civilians, including women and children, were killed by an air raid carried out by the United States in southern Afghanistan earlier this week, according to a UN investigation. "Initial findings indicate

More police on the ground and extra vigilance - that’s how Kharkiv, the second-largest city in Ukraine, has changed since the martial law is in place in the wake of the country's conflict with

World leaders are arriving in Buenos Aires for the annual G20 summit amid a series of protests. However, in spite of these protests, this is an historic moment for Argentina being at the centre

The Democratic Republic of Congo's deadly Ebola outbreak is now the second largest in history, behind the devastating West Africa outbreak that killed thousands a few years ago, according to the World Health Organization

Singapore - Founding father Lee Kuan Yew oversaw Singapore's growth from a small country with no natural resources to a thriving metropolis - in a style almost invariably described as authoritarian. Lee dominated public

A Honduran court has found seven people guilty of the murder of prize-winning indigenous and environmental rights activist Berta Caceres in 2016, while acquitting an eighth suspect in the case that has drawn international

Yemen's warring parties have suggested they will attend the United Nations-sponsored peace talks in Sweden next week as efforts aimed at ending a conflict that has pushed millions to the edge of starvation gather

Paris (CNN)In a Parisian suburb, Myriam sits at her parents' dinner table, the Shabbat candles flickering before her. Together with her husband and newborn son she takes stock of the painful week she's had.

(CNN)Thousands of Australian children skipped school on Friday in defiance of the prime minister to protest for greater action on climate change.Organizers estimated around 15,000 left their classrooms in 30 locations across the country,