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Video shows the moment Israeli forces struck Nuseirat and Bureij refugee camps in central Gaza, injuring dozens.

Reigning NBA champions see four members of their bench finish in double figures to set up the precious road win.

Overcrowded camps in Gaza see a surge in skin diseases. Children are most affected as healthcare services collapse.

The Trump administration has released a second batch of previously classified files on UFO sightings.

More than 1.6 million Muslim pilgrims have arrived in Saudi Arabia for the annual Hajj pilgrimage

India and Pakistan remain publicly entrenched, even as unofficial voices push for renewed dialogue and restraint.

Rising xenophobia in South Africa leaves migrants facing harassment, job losses and community violence.

Critics of US, Philippine military cooperation say closely aligning with Washington makes Manila a possible target.

Tulsi Gabbard has resigned as US Director of National Intelligence, citing her husband's cancer diagnosis.

With almost 750 suspected Ebola cases in the DRC, health measures intensified along the DRC-Uganda border

Israeli attacks on Lebanon have killed at least 3,111 people since March 2, with 9,432 injured: Health Ministry.

For years, 64-year-old Najia Abu Lehia dreamed of performing Hajj with her husband.

Arsenal may have won the title, but the Premier League story is far from over with European spots and survival in play.

Legendary mountaineer Kami Rita Sherpa just broke his own record after climbing Mount Everest for the 32nd time.

Pro-Palestine advocate takes claim that Trump administration targeted him for protected free speech to top US court.

Judge says the human smuggling probe was reopened after Salvadoran national filed his lawsuit against his deportation.

Protests have spiraled out of control and President Rodrigo Paz is facing demands to resign.

Man City manager Pep Guardiola to step down as manager of Manchester City after a trophy-laden 10-year reign.

After a deadly shooting, San Diego's Muslim community mourns, supports one another, and searches for healing.

Nine people targeted, including Lebanese military officers.

Thousands of people are protesting outside the US embassy in Havana to show their support for Raul Castro.

Approval of populist former leader is a shift for the EU country recently run by a liberal government.

Pakistan's Asim Munir is in Tehran as part of mediation efforts, as EU moves to sanction Iran over the Hormuz blockade.

An exhibition in Marseille is showcasing 300 photos taken in Gaza between the 1940s and the 1970s.

Mohamad Saaydoun, an amputee displaced by the latest Israel-Hezbollah war, is living in a makeshift camp.

Authorities say Green Cards from inside US are discretionary, not automatic rights.

DR Congo play their first World Cup 2026 game against Portugal on June 17 in Houston, but must isolate first.

Observers describe a climate in which the chances of justice in the military tribunals are slim.

Former Democrat Gabbard, long a critic of US interventionism, cites husband's illness for leaving post.

Organisers of Global Sumud Flotilla say foreign activists report at least 15 cases of sexual assaults, including rape.

Video shows an Israeli air strike hitting paramedics responding to an earlier attack in southern Lebanon.

WHO chief, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, urged all countries to monitor passengers who were on the cruise ship.

Warsh will lead the central bank at a time when its independence has come under scrutiny amid political pressure.

Nine countries including UK, Germany and France warn settlements in occupied West Bank a 'breach of international law'.

As petrol prices rise, new survey suggests economic confidence in the US is at -45, the worst since 2022.

The dispute between players and the Grand Slams reaches boiling point in Paris, but boycott restricted to media duties.

Provincial gov't in Ituri province, the epicentre of the outbreak, has banned public gatherings to stop spread of virus.

A Ukrainian strike collapsed a five-storey college dormitory in the Russian-occupied city of Starobilsk, killing four.

Poland's right-wing president has welcomed Trump's announcement.

Rubio is taking an extended trip ahead of next week's Quad meeting of foreign ministers.

Council of Higher Education promised to take measures to ensure Bilgi University students 'suffer no harm'.

Moscow says student dormitory hit, killing at least four people.

Human rights groups have criticised the government's legislation targeting same-sex relationships.

South Korean activists smash Starbucks cups to protest Tank Day' campaign

More than 400 people have been killed since the ceasefire came into effect in mid-April.

Top Ukrainian officials claim Moscow's woes are growing as independent estimates suggest Russia's economy is faltering.

Pep Guardiola won 17 trophies in his 10-year stay at Man City, but how does his record stand up in English football?

Hindutva is very different from Hinduism. One is a 20th century majoritarian movement, the other an ancient faith.

Modi denied climate change for years. Now, as heat deaths mount, his government offers branding instead of protection.

At least 5 climbers have died during this Everest season, including the 2 Indians and 3 Nepalis.