The incumbent leader looks on course for re-election, according to unofficial preliminary results.

The country's electoral commission ruled that Vox's involvement would violate electoral law.

The streaming service expects new subscriber growth to slow between April and June.

Waterfront Toronto's plan to partner with a Google sister-company has faced fierce opposition.

Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno tells the BBC why his government revoked Julian Assange's asylum.

The women have long campaigned for equal rights and an end to the male guardianship system.

An innovative approach to sex workers appearing in court exists in Queens, New York City.

Robots are good at repetitive tasks but struggle with new objects. Can they be trained to overcome that?

Experts tell the BBC of the challenges fire crews faced as they battled to save the historic building.

Women are often portrayed as peacemakers, but research suggests they can play an active role in extremism.

When HMS Victory sank, she took with her an early prototype of the gyroscope, crucial to modern technology.

A TV comic is tipped to become Ukrainian president, but his rival is a political heavyweight.

Online groups are targeting and killing young men in Kenya they believe to be gang members.

Women are poorly represented in parliament - but one party in West Bengal is trying to change that.

People around the world share emotional stories about seeing important cultural sights destroyed.

Mphatso was born with the characteristics of both sexes but has now legally changed his gender.

Eating even small amounts of red or processed meat increases the risk of bowel cancer, study finds.

The stag gored the man and seriously injured a woman on a property in Victoria, police say.

The suspect set his own flat on fire and then stabbed residents as they fled the building in Jinju, South Korea.

Data indicates Beijing's efforts to arrest a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy may be working.