At least one anti-coup protester was killed Sunday as demonstrators across Myanmar continued to defy military rule, a day after a group of ousted MPs in hiding urged them to overcome the nation's "darkest moment".

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced funding to extend the COVID-19 health response until at least the end of 2021. Morrison said on Sunday that the 1.1 billion Australian dollars (853.

Hundreds have attended a candlelit vigil in Auckland for Myanmar, as the death toll passes 80 and civilian leaders seek to legalise self-defence against armed forces.

A community is divided over the FABalice Festival with a member of the LGBTIQA+ community arrested during a ceremonial rainbow flag raising event at the festival.

The following are the updates on the global fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. – – – – NEW DELHI — India's COVID-19 tally rose to 11,359,048 on Su

Ammon News – US President Joe Biden's administration says it has been trying to contact the North Korean government since February but has yet to receive a response, the BBC reported. Washington had tried to reach Pyongyang in several different ways to prevent tensions escalating,

The trial of British-Iranian aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe at Iran's Revolutionary court has been held, her lawyer Hojjat Kermani told Reuters, hoping she would be acquitted from the charge of "propaganda against the system".

Central African Republic voted at heavily guarded polling stations in a second round of parliamentary elections on Sunday after rebel violence marred December's polls. Voting started smoothly with just slight delays across the capital Bangui,

Myanmar security forces have opened fire on anti-coup protesters in the commercial capital Yangon and at least three people were killed, witnesses and domestic media said. Video taken at the site showed protesters holding handmade shields and wearing helmets as they confronted security forces in the Hlaing Tharyar district of …

British-Iranian dual national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe appeared in a Tehran court Sunday to face new charges of "propaganda against the system", a week after she finished serving a five-year sentence,