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The draft resolution was drawn up by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation

UN Body Orders Probe Of 'Systematic' Abuses In Israel, Palestinian Areas

UN body orders probe of 'systematic' abuses in Israel, Palestinian areas

The Rombac plane was part of Ceausescu's fleet until 1989 when he was overthrown and executed

Plane Of Romania's Ex-dictator's Fleet Sold At Auction

Plane of Romania's ex-dictator's fleet sold at auction

Wall Street

Global Stocks Mixed As Airbus, Boeing Soar On Recovery Hopes

Global stocks mixed as Airbus, Boeing soar on recovery hopes

The capture of six soldiers comes at a delicate time for Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan (L) ahead of snap elections next month

Armenia Says Six Soldiers Captured By Azerbaijan At Border

Armenia says six soldiers captured by Azerbaijan at border

The UN says 32 people have died after the volcano erupted on Saturday

Mass Exodus As New Eruption Of DR Congo Volcano Feared

Mass exodus as new eruption of DR Congo volcano feared

Facebook is reversing its policy which had banned posts suggesting Covid-19 was man-made, amid renewed debate on the origins of the virus

Facebook Reverses Course, Won't Ban Lab Virus Theory

Facebook reverses course, won't ban lab virus theory

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has asked Lithuanian prosecutor's to investigate Sunday's incident

RSF Media Watchdog Chief Leads Protest On Belarus Border

RSF media watchdog chief leads protest on Belarus border

President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed triggered Somalia's worst political violence in years by seeking to extend his mandate without elections

Somalia To Hold Elections Within 60 Days

Somalia to hold elections within 60 days

From left to right: Mohamed Houli Chemlal, Driss Oukabir and Said Ben Iazza

Spain Jails Men Who Aided Barcelona Attackers

Spain jails men who aided Barcelona attackers

Twitter said it was 'concerned by recent events regarding our employees in India and the potential threat to freedom of expression'

India Says Twitter Undermining Law Over Opposition To New IT Rules

India says Twitter undermining law over opposition to new IT rules

People were pulling bodies out of the water in Ngaski, Nigeria, after the boat disaster

Nigerian Rescuers Pull Dozens Of Bodies From Water After Boat Tragedy

Nigerian rescuers pull dozens of bodies from water after boat tragedy

The key moment of the visit will be a speech by Macron early Thursday at the Kigali Genocide Memorial, where some 250,000 victims are buried

In Landmark Rwanda Visit, Macron Acknowledges French Genocide Role

In landmark Rwanda visit, Macron acknowledges French genocide role

Mayoral candidate Julio Gonzalez has faced threats and intimidation during what has been another bloody Mexican election campaign

Candidates Dice With Death On Mexico Campaign Trail

Candidates dice with death on Mexico campaign trail

Some EU leaders accuse big tech companies of shutting out competition by buying up promising startups

Germany, France Want To Curb 'Killer' Big Tech Deals

The EU's biggest economies Germany and France as well as the Netherlands want the bloc to secure beefier powers to stop startups from being swallowed by big tech companies.

Released: Interim president Bah Ndaw

Mali Military Frees President, Prime Minister

Mali military frees president, prime minister

Evgeniya "Jenny" Chernyavskaya, heiress behind Belarusian media outlet Tut.by, shown here speaking with AFP from Tel Aviv

'Nobody Is Safe' In Belarus, Says Independent Media Heiress Behind Tut.by

'Nobody is safe' in Belarus, says independent media heiress behind Tut.by

Airbus is currently producing 40 planes of the A320 family per month but the company said it would increase the average rate to 45 during the last three months of this year.

Airbus To Raise Plane Production, Sees Aviation Post-Covid Recovery

Airbus to raise plane production, sees aviation post-Covid recovery

Champion: Rafael Nadal celebrates beating Novak Djokovic in last year's men's final

'No-one Is Invincible', Rafael Nadal Tells AFP Ahead Of French Open

'No-one is invincible', Rafael Nadal tells AFP ahead of French Open

Zinedine Zidane leaves Real Madrid after failing to win a trophy this season

Zidane Resigns As Real Madrid Coach

Zidane resigns as Real Madrid coach

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said now was the time to 'employ the language of power'

EU Could Hit Key Belarus Exports Over Plane 'Hijacking': Borrell

EU could hit key Belarus exports over plane 'hijacking': Borrell

Tens of thousands of people defied the 2020 ban and massed peacefully in Victoria Park

Hong Kong Police Ban Tiananmen Vigil

Hong Kong police ban Tiananmen vigil

Peker's allegations have caught people's attention because of his own reputed role in Turkey's underworld

Crime Boss's Wild Claims Shake Turkish Government

Crime boss's wild claims shake Turkish government

The children involved in the case are activists in the 'School Strike 4 Climate' movement inspired by Swedish environmental campaigner Greta Thunberg

Kids' Bid To Block Australian Coal Mine Scores 'Landmark' Victory

Kids' bid to block Australian coal mine scores 'landmark' victory

Multiple people were killed in a shooting in California

Nine Killed By Employee In California Rail Yard Mass Shooting

Nine killed by employee in California rail yard mass shooting

Cyclones are a regular menace in the northern Indian Ocean

Latest India Cyclone Kills Nine, Thousands Homeless

Latest India cyclone kills nine, thousands homeless

Chinese workers have spent six years carving tunnels through solid rock and raising concrete pillars above gorges and canyons in Montenegro, but the road in effect goes nowhere.

Montenegro Learns True Cost Of China-backed $1 Bn Road To Nowhere

Montenegro learns true cost of China-backed $1 bn road to nowhere

As the harvest season nears, Spain is racing to vaccinate farm workers

Spain Races To Vaccinate Farm Workers Against Virus 'Time Bomb'

Spain races to vaccinate farm workers against virus 'time bomb'

Illustrating the drastic decline in Taiwan's birthrate, Laosong Elementary School in Taipei had more than 11,000 students in 1966 but now has just 500

Taiwan Hurtles Towards 'Super-aged' Status As Birthrate Plummets

Taiwan hurtles towards 'super-aged' status as birthrate plummets

'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' author Eric Carle said he attributes the success of his book to children needing 'hope'

'Very Hungry Caterpillar' Author Eric Carle Dies Aged 91

'Very Hungry Caterpillar' author Eric Carle dies aged 91

With most Gulf flights from Pakistan cancelled as the country is added to a growing number of coronavirus travel blacklists, thousands of workers are hoping to reach the kingdom after first spending two weeks in Kabul

Afghanistan Unlikely Coronavirus Stopover For Pakistani Workers

Afghanistan unlikely coronavirus stopover for Pakistani workers

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