Apparent roadside bomb attack targeting state telecom workers strikes in smart Kabul district, killing at least one.

India's widows have traditionally been prevented from celebrating Holi, but while this is changing, rejection remains.

UNHCR says more than four million people have fled Syria since the conflict began. More than half of them are children.

Dorcas, 25, died last week after struggling to find proper cancer treatment amid the government and doctors' standoff.

Nearly 90 percent of Queensland is in drought; meanwhile severe storms linger across parts of New South Wales.

Notes given to Netherlands criticise the treatment of Turkish ministers and protesters.

Europe depends heavily on Morocco for cooperation on two most important concerns: Migration and counterterrorism.

Banksy's new installation hotel in Bethlehem is a powerful anticolonial statement about the Zionist colonial project.

Millions in the Indian subcontinent celebrate the Hindu festival with fervour.

Washington says money used for food but prime minister calls it 'dirty money' used to buy weapons.

At least six people killed by bomb-laden vehicle in Mogadishu, according to police and medical services.

The time is ripe for a rapprochement between Cairo and Tehran, say Iranian analysts.

If Scotland and N Ireland decide to leave the UK after Brexit, the term 'Little England' will really come into its own.

The number of Syrian children maimed, killed or recruited to fight increased dramatically over the past year.

Israeli police say they shot Palestinian dead after two border guards were attacked with a knife.

And has the far-right politician managed to steer the country in his own nationalist direction without being in power?

Since its only external beam radiotherapy machine broke in April, Ugandans having been dying of treatable cancers.

Police charge 64-year-old man with arson after he attempted to light shop ablaze to 'run the Arabs out of our country'.

Turkey's President Erdogan is again infuriated as his ministers are barred from campaigning in Europe.

Regional Chinese officials make repeated warnings about threat of religious "extremism" during meeting in Beijing.