In a report released Thursday, the group revealed that police killed at least 24 people between August 1 and 10 in six states: Borno, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Jigawa, and Niger.

At least 15 people have died and 113 others are missing after landslides buried homes in six villages in eastern Uganda, police said Thursday.

Two cables in the Baltic Sea linking Sweden to Lithuania, and Finland to Germany, were damaged.

The move sparks protests across Georgia, with thousands gathering outside the parliament in Tbilisi.

Some on the streets of Sydney say it's a "great idea" while others suggest responsibility for children's social media use should be with parents.

Polling stations are open in the Republic of Ireland until 22:00 local time on Friday.

As a brutal winter looms, Russia is once again targeting power plants - forcing Ukrainians to adapt.

Gang violence has forced many children to seek refuge in overcrowded schools repurposed as shelters or with host families, often with little to no access to clean water, food, or healthcare.

Polling booths closed at 21h on Wednesday with results of voting for a new president and parliament expected by the weekend.

About 31 million people were eligible to cast their ballots for more than 80,000 street and village leaders.

Tate Modern’s Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet opens on 28 November, showcasing how artists from the 1950s to the 1990s used emerging technologies to craft visionary works.

In the Central African Republic, gunmen killed six motorcycle taxi drivers and four of their customers near the diamond-mining town of Bria, authorities said Tuesday.

The exchange was reportedly months in the making, and included the release of at least one Chinese citizen in US custody.

The driver and all students were safely evacuated after the bus caught fire during the morning school run.

A nationwide air raid alert was sounded early on Thursday because of the 'threat of missile danger'.