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At least two people have been killed and 15 injured in the attacks that left Kyiv's west without electricity.

Alexander Lukashenko's visit comes shortly before military government holds national polls widely condemned as a sham.

Joaquin Guzman Lopez, one of four sons of the Sinaloa cartel's 'El Chapo', changes his plea to guilty, documents show.

Pause on visas and halting of asylum applications comes after shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, DC.

Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla's resignation comes amid investigation into role in luring South Africans to fight in Ukraine.

Here are the key events from day 1,374 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

'Buy now, pay later' schemes are booming. But with more users turning to them, are they as risk-free as they seem?

East Timor's declaration of independence in November 1975 was swiftly followed by invasion and decades of occupation.

Juan Orlando Hernandez, member of Trump-endorsed candidate Nasry Asfura's party, serving US drug trafficking sentence.

France announces new military service plans weeks after Germany.

Save the Children says Palestinians are sheltering at home as Israeli raids injure dozens and lead to mass arrests.

The announcement comes as undocumented people flee neighbouring Chile in anticipation of an immigration crackdown.

The US president asserted that 92 percent of Biden's orders were illegitimate, citing legally dubious autopen claims.

The change must be carried out before the next routine flight, and is among the largest mass recalls affecting Airbus.

General Horta Inta-A appoints new prime minister amid growing condemnation of military coup in West African nation.

Killing of two unarmed men highlights Israeli attitudes towards similar incidents, and lack of domestic attention.

Footage from Jenin in the Occupied West Bank shows Israeli forces shooting two Palestinian men.

Israel has carried out its deadliest incursion into southern Syria since the fall of President Bashar al-Assad.

Authorities in Hong Kong say they've put out the deadly fire that quickly engulfed several apartment towers in minutes.

New Democratic Party ousts longtime Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves, who has served in office since 2001.

Naim Qassem labels the killing of Haytham Tabtabai as a 'heinous crime' saying Hezbollah has the right to respond.

We look back at South Africa's nationwide shutdown by women, as they halted work to protest gender-based violence.

CME blamed the outage, which halted trading for more than 11 hours, on a cooling failure at a data centre in Chicago.

Premier League leaders Arsenal meet their nearest rivals and FIFA Club World Cup holders, Chelsea, at Stamford Bridge.

The lead-up to Sunday's vote has been marred by finger-pointing and fears of election manipulation by campaign rivals.

Suspect charged in daring Louvre heist had six previous convictions, prosecutors say.

Economists warned it was 'a mathematical boost' from falling imports and the Canadian economy remains 'fragile'.

Advocates say killing of two Palestinians in West Bank part of Israel's 'systematic policy of extrajudicial killings'.

US attorney files new charge against Rahmanullah Lakanwal after National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom dies from wounds.

Video shows funeral processions in Syria's Beit Jinn, after Israeli raids and missile strikes killed at least 13 people.

Survival now depends on rebuilding the country's political and military foundations.

RSF already has control of western Sudan in war with Sudan's army, leaving country facing potential split.

Ukrainian president says chief of staff Andriy Yermak has submitted his resignation amid wide-scale corruption inquiry.

US president's announcement comes after two National Guard members were shot and an Afghan national was named a suspect.

Donald Trump snapped at a reporter who asked why he blames the Biden administration for the shooting in Washington, DC.

Authorities say 79 people remain missing and thousands of families have been displaced from their homes across Sumatra.

Human toll rises as flooding leaves trail of damage and causes severe disruption, leaving thousands of people stranded.

16-year-old Mohammed Ibrahim is recovering after spending 9 months in an Israeli prison, for allegedly throwing rocks.

I saw how Robbie Gibb's behind-the-scenes influence helped drive the BBC into crisis.

Venezuela's decision to revoke permits for carriers is the latest response to escalating tensions with the US.

Cyclone Ditwah caused landslides in the central mountainous tea-growing regions of Badulla and Nuwara Eliya.

First American pope urges Catholic Church in Turkiye to serve the most vulnerable, including migrants and refugees.

Bangladesh wants former Prime Minister Hasina to hang, waits on India to formally respond to extradition request.

The pontiff leads prayers in Istanbul, emphasising the Nicene Creed as the core of Christian unity and faith.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is being staged in United States, Canada and Mexico, with Washington DC hosting December's draw.

Israel is still in the mood of, I would say, not full-fledged war, but unrest and instability."

Palmeiras and Flamengo line up in the eighth all-Brazilian Copa Libertadores final in the last nine years.

Mustafa Barghouti on the extrajudicial killing" of two Palestinian men by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank.

Sudan Doctors Network says military use of hospital is 'a blatant violation of sanctity of medical institutions'.