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Yaya Dillo tells reporters five of his family members were killed when security forces raided his home in N’Djamena.

Opposition and civil society leaders say President Jovenel Moise’s term is over. He and his supporters say otherwise.

Turkey says the PKK presence in Iraq is a national security threat and it is Baghdad’s responsibility to take action.

Police in Kazakhstan detained protesters calling for the release of political prisoners in line with an EU resolution.

American officials say the vessel sustained two holes on its port side and two on its starboard side.

Thousands of roosters die each year in the battles despite efforts by animal rights groups.

Forty-seven pro-democracy activists charged with ‘conspiracy to commit subversion’ in major crackdown on dissent.

Iran will receive several million more doses of foreign vaccines while advancing work on promising local candidates.

Ten years into Syria’s devastating war, the country’s peace prospects have never been gloomier.

Dozens of fighters from both sides killed in ‘unabated’ fighting since Friday in Yemen’s strategic province of Marib.

A draft bill, nearly a decade in the making, could help empower women in Iran – if can clear the final legal hurdles.

Security forces have stepped up violence against anti-coup demonstrators in Yangon and other cities in Myanmar.

Jacinda Ardern announces seven-day lockdown in Auckland after authorities detect a community case of unknown origin.

UN human rights office says police and military forces confronted peaceful protesters in several parts of the country.