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Omani and Iranian foreign ministers hold a call as Washington prepares economic sanctions.

Victory for state Senator Aisha Wahab marks the latest example of a progressive overcoming millions in outside spending.

Guyanese diplomat emerges narrowly ahead as the council works towards consensus before Guterres departs.

Ukraine's president accuses Russia of a cowardly and deliberate' attack on a mall in his hometown of Kryvyi Rih.

US president says Iran 'would love to make a deal, but they're not ready to make the right deal in my opinion'.

More than 100 people were in the monastery for a religious retreat, according to a local resident.

Editor-in-chief Erik Slavin has suggested his firing was retaliation for speaking out about editorial independence.

Andhra Pradesh's regional minister of education says he is taking legal action with committee against those responsible.

The US national debt has officially surpassed $40 trillion for the first time in history, and it's growing fast.

Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan was sent back to prison after being transferred for a medical evaluation.

The vice president's speech hinged heavily on economic themes, as voter confidence slips for Republican policies.

TikTok and the US government settled to resolve allegations that the app violated children's online privacy laws.

The governor, who leads the state of Sinaloa, has been accused by the Trump administration of partnering with a cartel.

One person has been killed and three others wounded in an attack by a sword-wielding man at a Swedish high school.

Kai Havertz struck early, Bukayo Saka doubled the lead, before Martin Odegaard netted after the break.

Three boats from the Global Sumud Flotilla arrived in Albania's Vlore on Friday to support the Flamingo Revolution"

Hundreds of Tunisians took to the streets of the capital Tunis on Thursday, calling for president Kais Saied to leave.

The UN warns of another hunger crisis, with starvation threatening millions.

Pope Leo XIV is appealing to authorities around the world to support the people of Gaza who are still suffering'.

Jose Gabriel Espinoza removed from post days after he was censured by the legislature amid tumult over economic reform.

UK, Australia and Canada call Israel's decision not to investigate deadly 2024 strike on a Gaza aid convoy 'shameful'.

The Trump administration has argued the $400m White House ballroom is needed for national security purposes.

The president did not mention with whom he made the deal or where the imported ground beef is coming from.

Court cuts Infowars founder's penalty for false claims that school shooting was a 'hoax' from $50m to $1.5m.

Fifteen years since Tripoli fell, Libyan parties are finally working towards unity.

Experts say even a last-minute breakthrough will not result in the US lifting all its tariffs on Canadian goods.

After months of heatwaves and unusually dry weather, officials say as much as two-thirds of England is in drought.

England defender Ezri Konsa joins Arsenal from Aston Villa in a deal understood to be worth 51m ($69m).

Tehran has threatened Bulgaria, home to a US air base, but how credible is that threat?

Israeli settlers fatally shot 17-year-old Karim Sanad Shalaldeh while Israeli forces killed 58-year-old Fathi Khazem.

French border police clashed with migrants in northern France on Friday, as they intercepted a small boat.

Shakhtar have not played at home since 2014 when Russia annexed the Donetsk region and now switch to Stamford Bridge.

Zelenskyy signs decree imposing sanctions on producers, accuses cartoon show of spreading 'pro-Russian propaganda'.

The president says the 147-lap race will be an event 'like no other' as drivers zip through Washington, DC.

Joe Root's return as England captain results in a thumping win inside three days against Pakistan in first Test.

Follow updates from the opening match of the season - including the build-up, analysis and live text commentary.

Israeli settlers entered a stone quarry in Wadi Al-Rakheem near Hebron overnight and set fire to heavy machinery

Five-time major champion Sinner, who won the US Open in 2024, will not be competing at Flushing Meadows this year.

Leandro Paredes banned for 10 games as FIFA suspends three Argentina players for World Cup final scuffle with Spain.

Putin's forces continue to bring horror to Ukrainian civilians as Kyiv destroys key sections of Russian infrastructure.

Decentralised power can give communities the means to sustain themselves rather than wait for change to come from above.

The all-British, much anticipated boxing showdown between Fury and Joshua was scheduled for November.

Enzo Maresca replaced Pep Guardiola between seasons but says Man City may need patience before more trophies arrive.

FIFA and CAF provides more than $1m a year to Djibouti's federation, which faces corruption allegations over misuse.

The US Treasury Secretary, has indicated a change in US strategy towards Iran, focusing on economic isolation.

One person has been taken into custody after the attack at a high school in Fagersta, local authorities said.

The US and Israel's war on Iran has upended global financial and energy markets.

Epidemic remains out of control amid DR Congo conflict, funding shortages and attacks on health workers and facilities

Liverpool's new Spanish boss is tasked with making the club title challengers again, but he faces a number of issues.

In Gaza, weddings offer Palestinian families a brief escape from Israel's genocidal war.