Since Wednesday the WTO’s appellate body, whose decisions affect billions of dollars in trade, lost its ability to rule on new dispute cases

Meanwhile, violence resumed in central Baghdad as 31 protesters were wounded when security forces fired tear gas to disperse them from Wathba square, a central plaza in the capital, security and health officials said

Qatar’s ACE awards initiative celebrates efforts for corruption-free societies

Human Rights Watch in a statement charges that the fear of violence, arrest and deportation from Tanzania is driving many of the 163,000 Burundians out of the country

The Swedish teenage climate activist mocks US president in return by posting his words on her Twitter profile

Conservative critics urge tactical voting to oust Prime Minister Boris Johnson

In a sweeping speech Wednesday, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said the implementation of the pension changes will be delayed; the new pension system will only apply to people born after 1975

Experts recruited to advise watchdog unit in its probe of police misconduct during anti-government demonstrations, but says panel lacks independence

To environmentalists, palm oil is a scourge that causes profit-seeking corporations to burn forestland for planting,
to Indonesian farmers, the commodity is a lifeline

Demonstrations organized day after Sydney covered by a thick cloud of haze stoked by hundreds of devastating bushfires