China decries the $100 million US arms sale to Chinese Taipei, warning that it “seriously” undermines peace and stability in the region.

The discovery of 93 potential unmarked graves on the site of a former residential school is the latest discovery of the remains of scores of Indigenous children over the past year.

Mali's prime minister blasts France for seeking to divide his country during the foreign military mission against terrorist groups.

The treatment of refugees and asylum seekers by Australia has been described as cruel and inhuman by the United Nations.

Iran has signed $1.35 billion of deals to process natural gas extracted at its oilfields and develop another oilfield in its resource-rich Khuzestan province, Ministry of Petroleum Javad Owji says.

The White House warns that China will face costs if the country is seen as backing a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine.

South African health regulators approve China’s Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccine though a senior health official says the government would not immediately procure doses.

Costa Rica’s former president Jose Maria Figueres led the preliminary vote count in Sunday’s presidential election, with former finance minister Rodrigo Chaves set to face him in a run-off.

A week after the devastating tropical storm Ana, Cyclone Batsirai rips through the island nation of Madagascar, killing at least 10 people and displacing 48,000 others

The Federal Supreme Court of Iraq says it has temporarily suspended prominent politician Zebari’s presidential bid.