Joe Biden's criticism of a politicised justice system echoes sentiments regularly used by Donald Trump.

The fashion guru spoke to the BBC ahead of a new Vogue show looking back on the industry's history.

Speakers at the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification's COP16 which is taking place in Saudi Arabia warned that action needed to be taken to protect life on Earth.

Women using the ring have praised its effectiveness, saying they prefer it to daily Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) drugs.

In Angola, Biden will announce new developments on health, agribusiness, security cooperation as well as the Lobito Corridor, White House officials said.

A lineup of filmmakers, including Sean Penn, Tim Burton, Alfonso Cuaron, Justine Triet, Ava DuVernay and David Cronenberg attend the Marrakech Film Festival and take part in conversations in front of audiences

Kenyan Geoffrey Yegon and Fantu Zewude Jifar of Ethiopia claim Singapore marathon victories, as the race draws over 55,000 runners across five race categories

Palestinians displaced by the war are living on Gaza's coast, exposing them to harsh winter storms.

She is now in a race for her life - if she can pay back 75% of what she took, she could be spared.

Police want to arrest Mohammed Zubair after he highlighted a controversial Hindu priest's Islamophobic rant.

Critics say that Kash Patel does not have the experience of past FBI directors - and some fear he will politicize the agency.

Police say Ms Kobayashi is now considered to be "voluntarily missing" and is not in danger.

The Syrian military rushed in reinforcements and struck Idlib city Sunday to push back insurgents from advancing farther after seizing Aleppo and surrounding strategic locations in an adjacent province in a surprise offensive.

Between 35 and 400 West African soldiers who fought for the French Army in the second World War were killed on Dec. 1, 1944 by French soldiers after they demanded their unpaid wages. The French accused them of staging a mutiny

Biracial children from Kenyan women and visiting British soldiers on training have long lived uncomfortable lives in Kenya. Now a local lawyer is taking some of the children to Britain to confront authorities over hundreds of such cases reported over the years