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Democrat Zohran Mamdani clashed with Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa in New York's final mayoral debate, vowing to fight

A major fire swept through a neighbourhood in the metro area of the Philippines capital Manila.

Despite losing slivers of territory, Ukraine is confident about its long-term prospects in the war.

A theft from a museum of empire may look like payback, yet the spoils will still enrich the same world that built it.

The United States has launched an airstrike on what it said was a drug-smuggling boat off the coast of South America.

Khartoum International Airport briefly reopened on Wednesday before being hit again by drone strikes.

The 228cm (7-foot-5) player scored the most points in San Antonio history for an NBA season opening fixture.

Maharaj, Harmer star with the ball as hosts are bowled out for 138, setting South Africa 68 to win the second Test.

Real peace demands Palestinian statehood, Ukrainian neutrality and the courage to defy the war lobby.

Funeral procession honours deceased Palestinians amid grief as bodies are buried in mass graves in Deir el-Balah.

Russian Foreign Ministry lambasts confiscation of frozen assets as 'theft', vowing a "painful response".

'Even the land for the dead is now the only refuge for the living,' one Gaza resident says.

China bets big on advanced technology in its five-year plan to revive the economy.

Pakistan rolled out the vaccine for the HPV virus last month. The virus causes cervical cancer.

Indonesia says it barred Israeli gymnasts from the global event to maintain 'public order and security'.

Women's football grows in Nigeria, but disapproval in Kwara highlights the passion of determined young players.

Satellite imagery shows Israel holds about 40 active military positions beyond the yellow line.

Vladimir Kramnik repeatedly accused fellow chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky of cheating in the year before his death.

The storm could grow intoa hurricane by Friday and a major one by the late weekend.

World Health Organization says 41 critical patients evacuated yesterday as Rafah border remains shut, despite ceasefire.

Alleged trafficker, Zhi Dong Zhang, who had escaped Mexican authorities in July, was arrested in Cuba,

Laurence des Cars told France's Senate the heist exposed the museum's camera shortage and other security 'weaknesses'.

The figure amounts to roughly $111,000 of debt for every person in the US, think tank says.

US president imposes sanctions as his patience wears thin over Moscow's inaction in ending the war in Ukraine.

Donald Trump calls President Gustavo Petro 'a very bad guy' as Colombian leader warns of legal action in US courts.

Clashes with police follow arrest of man accused of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl.

Mamdani attacked over affordability platform, support for Palestine; Cuomo challenged on sexual harassment.

Here are the key events from day 1,337 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Real Madrid see off improved Juventus in UCL win, while Liverpool come back in Frankfurt and Victor Osimhen stars again.

Group of 27 Congress members call for release of Mohammed Ibrahim, 16, held in Israeli detention for eight months.

Political rivals blame each other as Iranians are further squeezed by sanctions that are unlikely to be lifted soon.

Shots were fired outside Serbia's parliament in Belgrade, injuring a supporter of President Aleksandar Vucic.

The kidnapped man is a pilot for an evangelical organisation, a diplomatic source says.

The US is bringing terrorism charges against protesters who allegedly provided material support to antifa.

Cars slogged through the flooded streets of Santo Domingo as Tropical Storm Melissa dumped heavy rain.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy checked out the cockpit of a Gripen fighter jet in Sweden on a visit to buy 150.

The lawsuit comes amid growing concerns about how AI fuels the spread of misinformation.

The official, Akram Salloum al-Abdullah, is accused of executing detainees, and other 'serious violations'.

ICJ states Israel must allow aid into Gaza, ensuring food, water, medicine, and shelter for the Palestinian population.

The strike was the first to take place in the Pacific, signalling an expansion of Donald Trump's military campaign.

The ICJ warned Israel that it must do more to supply Palestinians in Gaza with food and other survival essentials.

Palestinians prayed at a mass funeral for 54 prisoners Israel returned to Gaza under the new ceasefire.

Economists credit US President Donald Trump's tariff campaign with reducing trade between Germany and the US.

The Louvre Museum re-opened three days after a daring daytime heist of eight pieces of France's crown jewels.

The bill passed 25-24, despite opposition from PM Netanyahu, in the first of four votes it will face to become law.

In its advisory opinion, the UN's top court says Israel must support UN institutions, including UNRWA, with aid efforts.

A harrowing account of an Israeli raid on the Nuseirat refugee camp to free four captives that killed 274 Palestinians.

Follow our live build-up, with full team news coverage, ahead of our text commentary stream of the UCL football tie.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte visits the US as Trump proposes freezing the battle lines in the Russia-Ukraine war.