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In a remote district surrounded by forests and hills, teams from tribal villages compete for football glory - and goats.

The US military's 11th consecutive night of strikes extended to Iranian provinces not previously hit.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gets into a heated exchange after being called a failed leader by Michigan Senator.

A ferry capsized in Guyana over the weekend, killing at least 53 people.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani releases a video statement calling for Israeli PM Netanyahu to face trial for war crimes.

Gaza mourns as families are buried after Israeli attacks leave dozens dead, including children and displaced families.

Boat carrying migrants and refugees from Africa ran out of fuel, leading to a tragedy with 143 dead and 38 rescued.

France will ban social media for under-15s from September 1, following the UK and Australia's moves toward blanket bans.

A deadly attack near Anefis exposes the growing challenges facing Mali's military leaders.

OpenAI says an autonomous agent bypassed controls and hacked Hugging Face servers during a cybersecurity test.

Proposed rules would have US regulator block the entry of swarm-capable drones, mainly from China.

US officials claim evidence points to lettuce grown in Mexico, which Mexico's Health Ministry disputes.

Families in Venezuela search through the rubble of their homes, weeks after the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes hit.

Gavito: Israel will likely keep pushing limits in Lebanon, making a full withdrawal unlikely amid security concerns.

A leopard storms into a store in Rajasthan, India, attacking an employee and causing panic.

Trump threatens to bomb a suspected Iranian nuclear site called Pickaxe Mountain 'very heavily'.

Explosions reported in northwestern Iran's Tabriz, capital Tehran and across southern Iran.

The Lebanese army has begun deploying in three southern towns as part of a US-backed framework agreement with Israel.

US report says the beleaguered government in Havana is the 'connective tissue' of a global 'anti-American coalition'.

Political newcomer Vasile Tofan inherits Moldova's push to join the European Union by 2030.

Replaced military chief Syrskii clashed with former Defence Minister Fedorov, whose removal last week led to protests.

A drone has revealed what remains of this forest after a wildfire burned through over 30,000 hectares of it.

Latest cost comes as Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Caine seek a $1.5 trillion budget, including $70bn for Iran war.

Iran has held funerals for 32 children killed in a US strike on a school in Minab, Iran on February 28.

Newly named Hamas leader al-Hayya faces pressure to cede power amid Gaza's fragile ceasefire.

Search continues for dozens more people unaccounted for after the MV Barima capsized on Saturday night.

A Russian guided aerial bomb attack on Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, killed at least three people and injured 13 others.

President Emmanuel Macron, who has championed the initiative, wants the ban in effect before the upcoming school year.

Ozgur Ozel hopes to launch new main opposition after court removed him as leader of the CHP.

Relations between Canada and its largest trading partner have been tested by Trump's repeated jibes, threats and tariffs

Fire breaks out amid Spain's third heatwave of the summer, with temperatures forecast to rise above 40C.

Kuwaitis are rationing electricity after Iranian strikes on power infrastructure are raising fears of outages

The order prevents thousands from El Salvador, Sudan and Ukraine from losing work authorisation while lawsuit proceeds.

At least 10 people have died and 17 remain trapped after a suspected gas explosion caused a tunnel to collapse.

Republican-led EEOC proposal to end workforce diversity reporting heads to public commentary amid sharp criticism.

With every new round of attacks raising political cost of compromise, analysts warn the window for peace may be closing.

Dutch ban on Israeli goods from occupied territory comes as efforts to implement EU-wide sanctions remain stalled.

Saudi Arabia has so far ignored provocations to preserve regional stability. But it may soon be pushed into action.

The consortium is led by British-Indian investor Amit Bhatia, the son-in-law of Indian steel billionaire Lakshmi Mittal.

People are facing mounting pressures, including rising living costs, electricity cuts and bombarded infrastructure.

Indian police have detained Congress leader Rahul Gandhi as he protested outside the residence of the Prime Minister.

Death toll rises to at least 23, with more than 100 people missing, as monsoon season spreads chaos across region.

Reports have linked James to the Golden State Warriors, the Philadelphia 76ers, the Miami Heat, or the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Lebanese President Aoun told Trump that Lebanon's ultimate objective" is to end hostilities with Israel forever".

West Oakland residents push legislation to block a coal terminal that could lead to air pollution in their area.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun says his goal is to end 'state of hostility between Lebanon and Israel forever'.

Arrested while picketing PM's residence, Gandhi demands Modi's resignation for 'destroying the future of India's youth'.

Report presents evidence civilian farmers, fisherman were caught up in anti-drug crime operations from January to March.

Report notes foundation's interaction with US sex offender Epstein on donor fund and grant, but rules out wrongdoing.

Increasing use of long-range missiles and drones against targets far from the front line is worsening the civilian toll.