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Arsenal host bitter local rivals Spurs at the Emirates, as the visitors look to put a dent in the Gunners' title push.

101 East takes to the skies in Nepal and investigates the Himalayan nation's aviation crisis.

Violence is out of control in the West Bank - and the few covering it are being assaulted.

Friday's earthquake was felt in the capital Dhaka and neighbouring districts, causing destruction and panic.

Travis Head's 69-ball century in Perth helps Australia take a 1-0 series lead against England in the Ashes.

It is tapping into a well-known colonial strategy of isolating and fragmenting an occupied population.

The summit declaration urges more help against the climate crisis and reduced debt burden for poor countries.

No group has yet claimed responsibility for this or a previous abduction, as authorities deploy rescue squads.

The spat has rapidly escalated into a trade and diplomatic war set to affect businesses on both sides.

The 24-year-old says death and destruction make him question the purpose of writing, but he looks for a glimmer of hope.

The vote occurs at a time of rising secessionist rhetoric in the Serb-majority entity, and with Europe in wider tumult.

Abuse survivors urge accountability, support ahead of the release of the files related to the sex offender in the US.

Social media boxing star Jake Paul predicts big win over two-time heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua at official launch.

Palestine's centuries-old olive groves have become a target under Israeli occupation.

The leadership of Nahdlatul Ulama, the world's biggest Islamic organisation, has called on their chairman to resign.

President Trump and the mayor-elect adopt a markedly warmer tone after months of insults, catching many off guard.

A series of artillery, air attacks hit near Rafah, Khan Younis, Deir el-Balah, as well as Gaza City.

The ongoing US actions are 'suffocating the social fabric of Cuban society', according to the expert.

The killing of Carlos Manzo has caused widespread shock and outrage, prompting antigovernment protests.

Authorities in Australia's Northern Territory described the situation as 'serious', as they urged residents to shelter.

US aviation administration issues warning amid 'worsening security' and growing 'military activity' around Venezuela.

Authorities said the bust prevented the circulation of 35 million doses of cocaine worth more than $388m.

Islamabad balances alliances, economic needs and public sentiment as it weighs potential troop deployment to Gaza.

US President Donald Trump is boycotting the summit but South African leaders say the meeting will go ahead.

Greene says 'standing up for American women raped at 14' should not lead to being branded a 'traitor' by Trump.

Texas redrew its voting map as part of President Donald Trump's plan to win extra Republican seats in Congress in 2026.

Here are the key events from day 1,367 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Banerji said in his resignation letter that he was unhappy about governance issues at the organisation.

Trump praises Mamdani for 'incredible' victory in New York City mayoral election and focus on affordability.

COP30 negotiations drag on in Brazil amid divisions over draft proposal that does not include fossil fuel phase-out.

The right-wing leader has sought to appeal his 27-year sentence for allegedly fomenting a coup after his 2022 defeat.

Postcolonial scholar says Palestinian rights are 'near and dear' to Zohran, who showed 'grit' under campaign pressures.

President Trump said six Democratic lawmakers - all veterans and service members - should be put to 'death' for a video.

Trump administration plan demands concessions from Kyiv, including surrendering the Donbas region.

Republika Srpska, an autonomous division of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is holding a snap presidential election.

US funding drops under Trump's 'America First' agenda, forcing the Red Cross into major global cutbacks.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine faces one of its most difficult moments as it weighs a US peace proposal.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has explained it was 'unable to retroactively collect' the data on consumer prices.

Weexamine whether the increased concentration of media ownership will create a more restrictive narrative.

Four new labour codes come into force as India seeks to attract investment and strengthen manufacturing.

A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck central Bangladesh, killing at least nine people and injuring more than 300.

UNICEF says baby girl among several children killed this week as Israel carried out a wave of bombings despite truce.

The company's stock has zoomed this year, driven by the explosive growth of the weight-loss drug market.

An Indian-made HAL Tejas fighter jet crashed during a demonstration at the Dubai Airshow in United Arab Emirates.

Qatar has mediated talks between the DRC government and M23 rebels which led to a framework deal last week.

Judge says Nathan Gill, a former leader of the Reform UK party in Wales, 'abused position of authority and trust'.

Conditions that led to genocide in Gaza remain precarious given lack of accountability, says rights advocate Yuli Novak.

Ukrainian president says working on US plan to end war with Russia as European allies raise concerns about concessions.

The Virgin Mary procession in La Goulette unites diverse communities, reviving the memory of a historic Sicilian past.

Six Democratic Congress members call on the US military not to obey 'illegal orders'; but has Trump issued any?