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Israeli forces carry outdemolition and destruction on residential buildings behind the yellow line in central Gaza.

PM Modi said he wants those who can't afford shoes to be able to fly. But shrinking competition is killing that hope.

At least 631 people have died in floods in the Southeast Asian country, with the death toll expected to rise.

Thousands rally in Caracas in support of Venezuela's president as concerns grow over potential US military action.

Canada joins EU's Security Action for Europe (SAFE) rearmament initiative, giving access to $170bn in loans for defence.

Russian Chief of Staff Valery Gerasimov said Russian forces have also captured the city of Vovchansk in Kharkiv.

Joaquin Guzman Lopez pleads guilty to drug trafficking and to kidnapping an individual believed to be 'El Mayo' Zambada.

Mangione faces life in prison if found guilty of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

These are the key developments from day 1,377 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri allegedly committed crimes at Libya's Mitiga Prison from 2015 to 2020, the ICC says.

US special envoy Steve Witkoff will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, the Kremlin has confirmed.

There are divided reactions to the Israeli prime minister's pardon request to President Isaac Herzog.

Threatening emails say '2020 election was rigged', echoing Trump's false claims about the vote.

Martyrs' Square became the symbolic backdrop for interfaith solidarity amid the country's political paralysis.

Meeting to build on earlier agreements to end fighting in eastern DRC, which has persisted throughout talks.

Police say substandard fire-resistant netting was responsible for spreading the fire at Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court.

When peacemaking ignores truth, it risks turning war crimes into opinion and genocide into a story with two sides.

Veteran politician Anicet Ekane's death sparks accusations of medical neglect and intensifies post-election crisis.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke optimistically about revising the plan to end its war with Russia.

Palestine defeated host nation Qatar 1-0 in the team's first match of the 2025 Arab Cup.

The use of drones in the Russia-Ukraine war has revolutionised an industry of death and destruction.

Nigeria authorises protection for Guinea-Bissau opposition leader Dias da Costa, citing 'imminent threat to his life'.

US military build-up near Venezuela raises fearof invasion; White House defends kill order of alleged drug smugglers.

We compare and contrast Gaza's destruction over the past two years with the ongoing Palestinian efforts to rebuild.

Up to $3.6bn in government financing included, with major contributions from global financial institutions.

Senior military leaders suppressed reports of potential war crimes by elite troops, whistleblower testifies.

Donald Trump warns against actions that could 'interfere with Syria's evolution' amid new Israeli incursion, strikes.

The deal involves a major change in how the UK values drugs and will apply to all new medicines, not just US ones.

Samar and Abdulrahman had everything ready for their baby. But rains ruined their plans, as they try to survive in Gaza.

As families struggle to make ends meet during Israel's genocidal war on Gaza, many children have been forced to work.

More than 1,000 people have died in floods and landslides across south Asia after days of tropical storms.

Senior US officials will meet President Putin in Moscow on Tuesday, two days after US-Ukraine peace talks in Florida.

Pope Leo stopped at one of Lebanon's most important Christian sites.

Directive gives companies 90 days to ensure Sanchar Saathi app is pre-installed on new mobile phones.

Rift between leaders was laid bare at inaugural conference for party cofounded by former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

Hong Kong's national security police arrest three, as Beijing issues warning to 'anti-China and pro-chaos elements'.

Russian attacks on Ukraine continue even as diplomatic efforts to end the war gain momentum.

The Israeli prime minister is facing corruption charges that could see him sentenced to up to 10 years in prison.

The US has reopened a military base in Puerto Rico as it steps up threats against Venezuela.

Three-time Ballon D'Or winner sustains injury in training with Spain before women's Nations League final second leg.

After two years of war, students have returned to in-person classes at Gaza's Islamic University.

Police say they seized thousands of videos of abuse involving symbols and rituals linked to Satanism and the occult.

The former leader and her niece, UK lawmaker Tulip Siddiq, were sentenced in absentia for corruption in a land deal.

There is a real attitude of fatigue with the [Russia-Ukraine] war."

Days of mourning have begun in a Syrian town in the Damascus countryside after an Israeli raid and air attack killed 13.

I doubt that you can have a great deal of support in Venezuela from Saudi Arabia."

Floods in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand leave more than 1,000 dead, thousands missing and millions displaced.

Sudanese flee Kertala as RSF attacks in South Kordofan escalate, driving mass displacement across Sudan.

Many of us behind the wall believe the system is built for conviction. So we're learning the law to fight our cases.

Abdullah, 10, left Gaza for cancer treatment. Now his family could join him in Italy, but only if they test as a match.