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Moscow and Minsk hold strategic nuclear drills with the two countries' leaders participating via video conference.

Afghanistan women's refugee team will tour United Kingdom in June and be guests at July's World Cup final at Lord's.

Russia delivered nuclear warheads to sites in Belarus as part of a three-day military exercise involving both countries.

Fault Lines investigates forced disappearances conducted by Ecuador's military while waging a war against drug cartels.

Arsenal will lift the Premier League trophy for the first time since 2004 after Sunday's match at Crystal Palace.

Iranian media reported that the Pakistani interior minister is in Iran to help the US and Iran reach a peace deal.

Airbus says it plans to appeal the ruling, which overturned 2023 acquittal of both companies.

Ben-Gvir's video of flotilla activists reveals a state so accustomed to impunity that it documents its own cruelty.

Manuel Neuer to start for Germany in World Cup on his return, despite Oliver Baumann long being labelled first choice.

The UK has had six prime ministers in 10 years. Is it ready for a seventh?

Iliman Ndiaye, Nicolas Jackson and Ismaila Sarr are other key players joining Mane in Senegal's World Cup forward line.

Activists take part in a land convoy from Libya to bring aid to Gaza

As Ecuador's government cracks down on drug trafficking, how is it starting to impact civilians?

Economics of Hormuz closure are skewed towards Iran, so why won't the vessels just pay Tehran and sail away?

Democrats argue that the fund will be used to compensate January 6 rioters pardoned by Trump.

Efforts to stop the latest outbreak of the deadly disease have been hampered by armed conflict in eastern DR Congo.

The fight against radicalisation in Mauritania advances through faith and community outreach by female Islamic guides.

Israel's treatment of the detainees has been condemned by several countries, including key allies.

Ben Gvir's video of bound flotilla activists showed Israel without the mask.

Palestinian sisters Tala and Farah Mousa turned the rubble of their bombed Gaza home into reusable bricks.

In a video released by his office, National Security Minister Ben-Gvir taunts zip-tied activists, causing condemnation.

Critics of Israel's war on Gaza are increasingly facing interrogations, visa revocations and denials of entry.

More than a dozen Chinese companies operate in Donetsk and Luhansk, according to a Ukrainian monitor.

Justice Secretary says anyone helping Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa evade arrest will 'face consequences'.

A US military operation in Cuba could be imminent, but Havana is not entirely defenceless, some analysts argue.

Forward wishes 'success and pride' to the Iranian team after being excluded from the squad for the 2026 tournament.

What options do the US and Iran have left to bring war to an end?

Mountaineers carry a kite bearing messages and signatures from children in Gaza to the top of the world.

Flooding in southern China washes away cars and destroys bridge

Euro 2024 champions will feel the pressure of a football-mad nation as they aim to clinch World Cup-Euro double.

The impact of the conflict will not stop at energy price hikes. It will spread to various sectors and last years.

Versatile Nantes forward Mostafa Mohamed is a significant omission from the 27-man preliminary squad.

Buddhist hall housing eternal flame' burns down in Japan

Israeli officials and media indicate renewed conflict with Iran is being actively considered despite a shaky deadlock.

DRC's public sendoff in the capital was also cancelled before their departure for the FIFA World Cup.

US and Taiwan leaders have not spoken since Washington shifted diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing in 1979.

Villa dominated Freiburg in the final in Istanbul to win their first trophy since 1996 and European title since 1982.

Walid Daqqa, the Palestinian prisoner who turned decades in Israeli jails into moments of thought, creativity and love.

Nearly one in eight people in the world lives with a mental disorder, and one person dies by suicide every 43 seconds.

Palestinian officials condemned Israel's illumination of Hebron's Ibrahimi Mosque with Israeli flag colours and slogans.

Iran says diplomacy with the US remains open as Hormuz tensions deepen and outrage grows over Israel's flotilla arrests.

Benchmark KOSPI rises more than 8 percent following deal to avert strike at top memory chip maker.

Defending champs OKC win 122-113 as Gilgeous-Alexander scores 30 points and provides 9 assists, overshadowing Wembanyama.

Some 141 UN member states voted in support of the ICJ's finding climate change is an 'existential threat'.

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz has announced a cabinet reshuffle and other measures as protests escalate.

Hundreds marched in Buenos Aires against President Javier Milei's austerity policies and cuts to Argentina's healthcare

Cubans in Havana and Miami react to the US charges against former Cuban President Raul Castro.

Chip giant announces $80bn stock buyback scheme and dividend hike in boon to shareholders.

Survivors of Indonesia's deadly Sumatra floods are suing the government over inadequate disaster recovery

Albanese is among several people sanctioned by the US for advocacy against Israel's genocidal war in Gaza.