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UK’s Boris Johnson to meet Prince Charles in Rwanda amid asylum seekers’ deportation row

LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will meet with heir to the throne Prince Charles in Rwanda on Friday while both are attending a...

Somali children starving ‘before our eyes’ as Western aid falters: Charities

LONDON: Somalia was facing a huge risk of famine with children already starving to death "before our eyes," a UN food aid organization official...

UN says Turkey likely best to send rescue teams to Afghanistan

UNITED NATIONS: The United Nations does not have search and rescue capabilities in Afghanistan and Turkey is "best positioned" to provide it following a...

London police arrest trio behind Amir Khan robbery

LONDON: Three men have been arrested in connection with the robbery of former boxing champion Amir Khan in London, The Independent reported. Khan, 35, was...

Taliban chief calls for aid as deadliest earthquake in decades jolts Afghanistan

KABUL: The Taliban chief called on Wednesday for international assistance after the deadliest earthquake in decades struck eastern Afghanistan, killing at least 1,000 people,...

Indonesian president seeks to ease global food crisis with Ukraine, Russia visits

JAKARTA: Indonesian President Joko Widodo was set to meet his Russian and Ukrainian counterparts to urge peace and help ease a global food crisis...

France opens investigation into rape allegations against minister Zacharopoulou

PARIS: The Paris public prosecutor's office said on Wednesday it had opened an investigation into allegations of rape against French Secretary of State for...

Sri Lanka says economy collapsed, pins last hopes on IMF

COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's prime minister said on Wednesday its debt-laden economy has collapsed after months of shortages of food, fuel and electricity and is...

South Korea reports first case of monkeypox

SEOUL: South Korea reported its first imported case of monkeypox Wednesday, becoming the latest of some 40 countries -- and the first in East...

Australian state outlaws public displays of Nazi swastikas

CANBERRA: An Australian state has become the first in the country to pass a law banning the public display of Nazi swastikas, as concerns...

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