President to fully withdraw forces from Afghanistan by the 20th anniversary of the September 11 2001 attacks on US and Nato allies to follow
Modi's government has refused to call off ‘super-spreader’ festival, possibly fearing a backlash from religious leaders
Social media platform, which blames ‘malicious actors’ accessing users' contacts, faces an inquiry into a possible breach of General Data Protection Regulations
Joseph Jouthe’s departure comes as Caribbean country considers constitutional reform and new elections in September
The vessel that blocked the Suez Canal has been seized by authorities with the 25 crew members obliged to remain on board until payment is made
Madoff scammed tens of thousands of people of about $65bn and was serving a 150-year prison sentence for his Ponzi scheme
Europe's medicines agency will issue guidance on J&J after US health agencies recommended pausing use of the vaccine for at least a few days
Deforestation spiked in Colombia after the government signed a peace deal to end hostilities with the Farc guerrilla group in 2016
This is unlikely to change as small, rural states where gun ownership is widespread have disproportionate influence in the US Senate
Denied access to contraception, female genital mutilation, virginity tests, or married as children, the world is dangerous for most of its women
Reading out e-mails from some threatening to leave a party; sarcasm; accusations of flip-flopping — German politics is not holding back
Norway has paid $1.2bn into the Amazon Fund so far, but under President Jair Bolsonaro, rainforest destruction has surged
South Korea is protesting the move and may refer it to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
Conforming with the NSL is being mandated for universities, which some say will make it difficult to attract international scholars
Move is in response to the sabotage of its Natanz nuclear site at the weekend, which it has blamed on Israel
The US will miss May 1 deadline agreed to by the Trump administration and the Taliban
Prominent economist to step down from rate-setting monetary policy committee after the panel meets in June
World Food Programme says surge of displaced people from northern Mozambique has worsened food shortages
Compaore, who ruled Burkina Faso for 27 years, charged in absentia in assassination of Thomas Sankara
Mayor calls for police officer to resign after fatal shooting of Daunte Wright
