Despite pledge to transition to elected government, clause inserted to allow military candidates to run for office.

Guillermo Lasso says he wants to talk as thousands of people on streets of Quito refuse to back down.

Huge crowd surges from Morocco into Spanish enclave of Melilla.

New law tightens background checks, funding for state laws to restrict proxy ownership.

Fed’s aggressive move to quell sharp rise in prices must remain top priority, lender says.

Some 13 states set to enact ‘trigger’ laws automatically, following controversial decision.

Josep Borrell hoping to breathe new life into stalled nuclear talks, as Washington, Tehran dig heels in.

It has since apologised, says management unaware of deal.

‘High time’ to do away with legislation limiting information doctors and clinics can provide, justice minister says.

Conservative-dominated court overturns landmark 1973 Roe v Wade decision.

Group ‘perfectly organised and violent’, authorities say.

US$1.5 billion credit lines will allow bankrupt nation to meet a portion of its needs.

Hana Kuma means ‘flower bear’ in Japanese, but has a lewd meaning in Swahili.

ERT shares two ways to ‘easily steal gasoline’.

Index falls from 93 in May to 92.3 in June.

Duo alleged to have assisted Hong Konger in recruiting retired civil servants to get information from those in active duty.

Incident latest in series of attacks against pro-Kremlin officials in regions under Russian control.

Xiao Qian chides demonstrators who disrupted his speech.

18 songs will be available this summer on streaming platforms and in record stores.

Communications also down with phone towers and power lines destroyed.

Five injured crewmen taken to hospital.

Govt to discard most entry requirements from July.

However, activists criticise remaining ‘discriminatory’ restrictions.

Bipartisan reforms will almost certainly be approved by House of Representatives, say lawmakers.