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The lawsuit comes ahead of a looming Supreme Court decision about the legality of Donald Trump's tariffs.

Major-General Horta Inta-a was sworn in as the new transitional president on November 27.

The Sri Lanka Air Force is using helicopters to airlift supplies to communities cut off by mudslides and flooding.

Families mourning their loved ones are demanding answers as authorities investigate the cause of a fire in Hong Kong.

A drug trafficking hub between Latin America and Europe, what's in store for Guinea-Bissau after the military takeover?

Imran Khan is 'physically well' but 'very angry' about being so isolated, sibling says after visit.

US president backs right-wing presidential candidate Nasry Asfura; electoral council says vote a 'technical tie' so far.

An Israeli drone strike in Khan Younis, Gaza also killed photojournalist Mahmoud Wadi.

Mogherini is reported to be among three in custody for suspected fraud involving an EU-funded training programme.

Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game as Barcelona host fellow title contenders Atletico.

Conflicting US claims on Venezuela are escalating fast - from closed" airspace to defending deadly vessel strikes.

Russia claims to have captured the key eastern Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk, but is this a real victory or propaganda?

US President Trump defends the pardon, calling Hernandez's treatment 'harsh' and backing his political ally's party.

With US aid stalled, only Moscow's immobilised billions can keep Ukraine fighting.

Red Bull Racing will pair another new driver with Max Verstappen after Isack Hadjar replaced Yuki Tsunoda for next year.

US is pushing for a non-aggression pact between Israel, Syria, but Netanyahu has shown little appetite for compromise.

Madrid are in need of a win after a series of draws enabled rivals Barcelona to gain pole position in La Liga.

Protesters argue the draft budget would increase taxes and inflation with little payoff, while entrenching corruption.

Analysts and a human rights group say Israel's genocide in Gaza has not stopped, despite the ceasefire.

Trump's plan to pardon ex-Honduran President Hernandez, convicted in a drug case, raises concerns over US credibility.

Right to trial by jury seen as a touchstone of the British justice system, but severe court backlogs may prompt change.

"What we are showing is the resilience, signs of resilience, trying to just stand up again."

'Double strikes' allegedly used on Venezuelan boats accused of trafficking drugs were used extensively under Obama.

Sudan's Rapid Support Forces say they have seized control of the city of Babnusa in West Kordofan.

Report warns of potential 'great divergence', with developed states profiting and others left behind.

Is this truly the golden age of creativity or has entertainment lost the meaning it once offered?

Every prime minister in Tel Aviv since 1996 has been investigated on charges of corruption.

Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla is accused of luring men to Russia in the latest scandal rocking the prominent Zuma family.

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is facing questions after authorising a second attack on an alleged drug boat.

Leo XIV urges justice and peace for Lebanon's people as he wraps up his first foreign trip.

Bulgaria's government says it is withdrawing a planned budget after a major protest in the capital Sofia,

The reported attack on the Midvolga-2 comes days after Ukraine hit two other Russian-flagged ships in the Black Sea.

Although Yermak was Zelenskyy's right-hand man, observers say his downfall could benefit the president in short term.

"By asking for the pardon he's dividing the country even more."

The world needs to wake up. We need to adapt."

Talks to take place in Moscow amid renewed diplomatic push to end long-running war.

Army refutes fall of the city, a gateway to western Sudan's Darfur region, over which the RSF recently seized control.

The Australian all-rounder ends a 13-year association with the world's most popular and richest T20 cricket league.

Climate advocates say it's time to move to accountability for climate change, as people in Asia are living the evidence.

The group classification of the 48 teams at next year's World Cup finals will be determined at the FIFA draw in the US.

Palestinian prisoner Abdulkarim Sanobar's home in the occupied West Bank was blown up by the Israeli military.

The US defence secretary and White House have defended the second strike, but Trump said he would not have wanted it.

White House 'optimistic' about a deal, but Ukraine still wary that plan is based on Russian demands.

Experts say the dip is likely a return to more typical levels after an unusual spike in the preceding years.

President Nicolas Maduro told supporters at a rally in Caracas he wants "peace with sovereignty", amid US tensions.

Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee says committee to be led by a judge and will identify the causes of deadly blaze.

The UN plans to cut nearly a fifth of its staff positions as unpaid member dues climb to $1.59 trillion.

Israeli forces carry outdemolition and destruction on residential buildings behind the yellow line in central Gaza.

PM Modi said he wants those who can't afford shoes to be able to fly. But shrinking competition is killing that hope.

At least 631 people have died in floods in the Southeast Asian country, with the death toll expected to rise.