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Syrian government troops have been deployed after demonstrations sparked by a mosque explosion led to deadly clashes.

British boxer Anthony Joshua was injured in a car crash in Nigeria that killed two people, police say.

Unrest grips Syria's Mediterranean cities after a deadly mosque attack sparks demonstrations.

Video released by the Ukrainian military showed soldiers shooting down small Russian drones with their rifles.

Haybat al-Halbousi, from the Taqaddum (Progress) Party, has been elected as speaker of the new parliament.

UN human rights chief condemns the elections, citing a crackdown on dissent.

Iranians are further squeezed every day amid a tanking economy, an energy crisis, water bankruptcy and lethal pollution.

US president claims widespread and varied emergencies to justify executive authority in first year of second term.

Countries meet for a second day of negotiations after a truce agreed on Saturday to halt weeks of fighting.

Trump's meeting with Netanyahu comes after he touted progress in achieving a resolution to Russia's war in Ukraine.

The group also confirmed the death of former Gaza chief Mohammed Sinwar.

Police say two people died in a car crash in Ogun State involving two-time former heavyweight champion.

A DR Congo fan known as Lumumba' stood motionless in the stands for the entire match against Senegal at AFCON.

Thailand and Cambodia have halted fighting after weeks of clashes along their disputed border.

"This is the state building itself. And state institution building takes time."

China has begun two days of military exercises around Taiwan, that Beijing says simulate a blockade of key ports.

The US escalation against Caracas may be part of a larger realignment for a new world order.

Army chief rejects compromise as funding cuts leave millions hungry, RSF sieges empty villages in Darfur and Kordofan.

Formation of the new government will have to tread a fine line to satisfy domestic and international pressures.

US President Trump and Ukrainian leader Zelenskyy are talking up prospects of ending the war with Russia.

Saudi Arabia made statements and took actions in less than 24 hours.

Heavy winter rains and strong winds have brought new dangers to displaced Palestinians in a Gaza devastated by Israel.

Already through to the round of 16, Nigeria face Uganda in their final group fixture, eyeing a 100 percent record.

Heavy rains flood Gaza, leaving families struggling to stay dry amid aid shortages and widespread Israeli destruction.

Kosovo's caretaker Prime Minister Albin Kurti said he will move quickly to form a new government.

Witness the unforgettable sporting year of 2025, where athletes conquered challenges and created cherished memories.

Russia shells the eastern Ukrainian city of Sloviansk, killing at least one and injuring five others.

The only thing that is still propping up Gaza's hospitals is the sense of moral duty of the surviving medical workers.

The $2bn pool will target specific countries or crises, down from US contributions of up to $17bn in recent years.

From tech companies to airlines and streaming services, monopolies are becoming more problematic around the world.

The deployment comes after deadly unrest amid protests by the Alawite minority in the coastal cities.

Recognition of Somalia's breakaway region draws widespread condemnation.

Kim Keon-hee took more than $200,000 in bribes and illegally intervened in state affairs, South Korean prosecutors say.

A shootout ensues after police raid a home in northwestern Yalova province, local media reports say.

An essay about Gaza, about leaving, and about carrying memories.

Israel has carried out attacks in Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, Syria, Qatar and Yemen, as well as in maritime waters.

Police say the fire at the Werdha Damai retirement home in the city of Manado killed 16 and wounded three others.

Mexico's Navy says the train was carrying 250 people when it derailed partially near the town of Nizanda in Oaxaca.

Military carries out live firing around Taiwan, says more drills on Tuesday will simulate blockade of island's ports.

These are the key developments from day 1,404 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Kim urges 'unlimited and sustained' development of nuclear combat forces as North Korea gears up for key party congress.

Israel on Friday announced it is officially recognising Somaliland, a first for the self-proclaimed republic since 1991.

Elsewhere in the Africa Cup of Nations 2025, Cameroon and Ivory coast draw 1-1, while Sudan see off Equatorial Guinea.

Trump says Moscow and Kyiv 'closer than ever' to peace despite lack of breakthrough on outstanding issue of territory.

Kyrgios, who is currently 671st in the men's rankings, beat the four-time Grand Slam singles champion in straight sets.

Israel and its supporters would have you believe that just being a Palestinian is a lethal threat.

Iran's former foreign minister argues Israel, backed by the US, has killed every opportunity for peace.

Fighting has broken out at a demonstration in the city of Latakia in Syria, killing at least three people.

Military rulers expand emergency powers, warning that people, property, and services may be requisitioned.

Israel has held Gaza doctor Hussam Abu Safia for an entire year without charge.