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Eight survivors rescued from the rubble as fears of further collapse slow operations in Istanbul's Maltepe district.

South Korea recalls envoy from Kyiv amid diplomatic tensions over alleged transfer of North Korean soldiers to Seoul.

GCAP pact between the UK, Italy and Japan to build a new fighter jet welcomed Canada as an observer' in July

Critics say the proposed law is undemocratic, potentially granting a winning coalition outsized power in parliament.

Sri Lanka's former first lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa, wife of Mahinda Rajapaksa, has been arrested in a corruption case.

MPs oppose dinar devaluation, citing increased living costs and financial strain on Iraq's most vulnerable populations.

The G7 plans to release emergency fuel stocks as diesel shortages raise transport costs and squeeze household budgets.

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth did a two pushup' forfeit after factual errors addressing US sailors.

Dozens of people have been injured in the protests, including students, teachers, and police officers.

Reports have emerged that tanker captains are earning $100,000 plus a $50,000 per-trip bonus to transit the strait.

Nationwide outrage grows after the death of woman whose eviction sparked protests and political tensions.

Myanmar leader Min Aung Hlaing in Malaysia for a two-day visit, his first since he became president in April.

Eighteen people were wounded in the Russian attack on city in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region, local authorities say.

Amid student protests, Al Jazeera visualises how French spending stacks up against defence and healthcare.

Police say the incident is not connected to ongoing investigations at the RAF Fairford airbase.

Three nationalist parties are poised to dominate again, deepening fears of division and paralysis.

'Rahm has reviewed the proposed terms of LIV 2.0 and has determined that they are unacceptable,' his lawyer said.

Spark of hope for a natural world beset by crisis, as conservation efforts succeed amid a 73 percent drop in wildlife.

As even Israel's traditional allies are distancing themselves from Netanyahu, Modi's India has embraced the country.

Death row inmate Christa Pike has regained consciousness following a botched execution in Tennessee, her lawyer says.

Signs from the British consulate in occupied East Jerusalem were removed overnight as a deadline for its closure loomed.

Israel's foul-smelling weapon turns Palestinian repression into a sales pitch.

Tonda Eckert let off with fine and reprimand but avoids ban and will continue in his role with the club.

'I have the utmost respect for what you've accomplished with Argentina,' Ronaldo writes in response to Messi's post.

Yemen's tribes could prove crucial to government's fight against the Houthis, but many may wait before choosing sides.

Patekar won three National Film Awards and received the Padma Shri, one of the country's highest civilian honours.

Three years of war have upended alliances, weakened US influence and reshaped the region's power balance.

Palestinians displaced by war chose cherished items, revealing poignant stories amid devastation in Gaza.

According to the WHO, the Kenyan patient first got sick in the DRC, where they had been living, and was treated there.

Hundreds took to the streets of Bogota to protest against the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

Thursday marks 30 days since Israel's foreign minister ordered the closure of the UK consulate in occupied East Jerusalem.

At least 10 protesters were removed from a Trump rally in San Antonio as he was heckled during his speech.

Ukrainian reports of South Korean fuel exports to Russia come amid strained tensions between Seoul and Kyiv.

Demonstrators have taken to streets across the world to demand an end to Israeli attacks on Gaza and the West Bank.

The State Department has accused the man of paying bribes to Fijian citizens to advance Chinese interests.

The UK maritime agency has reported a rise in attacks on vessels in the vital Strait of Hormuz.

Guantanamo Bay opened after the US invasion of Afghanistan. 25 years later, the war is over, but the prison remains open

Trump has faced a bipartisan backlash over ads that critics say violate prohibitions on taxpayer-funded propaganda.

Hundreds of protesters gather outside Spain's Parliament, demanding action over soaring rents.

Yemeni government forces said in a social media post that they carried out 2,103 'precise targeting operations'.

Across Borno, abductions are leaving families with depleted savings, missing loved ones and disrupted education.

Oil prices rose on fresh concerns about Middle East supplies, before falling on the possible release of more reserves.

Senior WHO official urges Russia to provide more information on the suspected pneumonic plague cases.

Saudi Arabia has confirmed that Houthi strikes on two of its international airports have killed three people.

Saudi-backed Yemeni forces claim advances in western Taiz's mountain belt overlooking the coast.

Talks will focus on the 1bn daily deficit and rare earth export restrictions.

The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon said there were no casualties after small arms fire targeted a border post.

Death row inmate who survived execution by lethal injection is said to be 'angry and confused' about what happened.

Students and other protesters marched against Flavio Bolsonaro after he advanced to Brazil's presidential run-off.

A Nashville judge ordered Tennessee officials to preserve evidence from Christa Pike's failed execution