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Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the 'vital' partnership between Israel and India during his visit.

Narendra Modi and Benjamin Netanyahu spoke of each other's countries in civilisational terms to the Israeli Knesset.

Former Harvard President Summers quits after disclosures about his correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein.

A sinkhole suddenly opened at an intersection in Omaha, Nebraska, swallowing two cars stopped at a red light.

The Cuban Interior Ministry has said in a statement that it reserves the right to 'protect its territorial waters'.

First of a series exploring the defining moments of the past decade.

A US-imposed fuel embargo has threatened to spark a humanitarian crisis in Cuba, whose energy grid relies on fossil fuel

Mexico kills cartel leader El Mencho. Violence erupts nationwide. What changes now?

In US-blockaded Cuba, ingenious mechanics and inventors revive old machines to survive during a time of scarcity.

New Zealand win by 61 runs, ejecting Sri Lanka at the Super Eights stage.

British broadcaster has apologised for failing to edit out a racial slur shouted by a guest with Tourette syndrome.

US move to provide consular services in Efrat settlement slammed as breach of international law.

Former President Hassan Rouhani denies reports he wants to replace Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, blames US and Israel.

Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game as the Portuguese giants travel to the Bernabeu.

As part of Colombia's peace process, former army soldiers confess to extrajudicial killings to the victims' families.

Washington penalties target oil vessels as Trump administration intensifies 'maximum pressure' campaign against Tehran.

As Trump delivered his State of the Union address, demonstrators dressed in frog costumes protested in the streets.

Israel responsible for 84 of 129 journalist killings in 2025 tracked by the Committee to Protect Journalists.

PM Viktor Orban and his Fidesz party face their strongest challenge in parliamentary elections scheduled for April 12.

More than 90,000 Congolese fled across the border after M23 stormed in and took control of Uvira nearly 3 months ago.

Palestinian journalist Yousef Al Helou documented Gaza and its people in 2023, months before the start of Israel's war,

Lebanon has long discussed opening a second airport. As the political debate has faded, the possibility is near.

Women in Sudan's Al-Sarraf camp face hunger and disease during a desperate holy month.

Rights advocates say US envoy Mike Huckabee has failed to push for accountability for Israeli abuses against Americans.

British House of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle says he passed information about Peter Mandelson to Metropolitan Police.

India and Zimbabwe are both in need to a Super Eights win to keep alive T20 World Cup semifinal dream.

Breaking down row involving Pakistani cricketers' presence in a franchise league in which Indian businesses own teams.

The UN is warning 6.5 million people in Somalia are facing extreme hunger, triggered by a prolonged drought.

Japan plans to deploy missiles near Taiwan, a move analysts say risks deepening regional tensions with China.

The tightening strategic embrace between New Delhi and Tel Aviv could test Pakistan's diplomacy, say analysts.

In the Philippines, thousands of protesters clashed with police in Manila on the 40th anniversary of a popular uprising.

Anthropic was the first AI developer to be used in classified operations by the US Defense Department.

What many in the West viewed as a strategic blunder is increasingly seen in Moscow as a costly but necessary gamble.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi was greeted by Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel.

Women and children among those killed in air strikes on a village market in Rakhine.

US President Donald Trump's State of the Union address both aggravated and excited lawmakers.

The immediate ban covers all raw minerals already in transit and will remain in place until further notice.

Several people were killed in fighting in Syria's Latakia where suspected Assad regime supporters attacked security.

Group says its new public database, including examples of students and activists, reveals extent of broad crackdown.

Israeli President Herzog is in Addis Ababa days after high-level delegations from Turkiye and Saudi Arabia also visited.

Federal documents reveal how financiers, billionaires and major banks remained intertwined with Epstein for years.

Violence has broken out across Mexico, raising concerns only four months before its co-hosting of FIFA World Cup 2026.

The government's performed outrage over Gates's Epstein links underlined its indifference to violence against women.

Countries issue warnings for citizens to leave Iran amid potential US military strikes.

Four Palestinians wounded in settler attack, while several others shot in raid by Israeli military south of Hebron.

President Donald Trump used his State of Union address to talk up his successes & railed against Democrats.

Morocco sentenced 18 Senegalese football fans last Thursday following disturbances at the Africa Cup of Nations final.

A shadowy armed group linked to regime remnants launched an attack on security positions in Latakia.

Record rains trigger floods and landslides in Brazil, killing 30 as rescuers search for dozens missing.

The US president exaggerates on economy and immigration amid sagging popularity before the crucial midterm elections.