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Footage filmed by a worker shows floodwaters sweeping into Mailung in Nepal, sending workers scrambling for safety.

A video shows Syria's president using a Visa card, one day after the US removed the country from 'terrorism' list.

Curry, a three-time Tony nominee, was best known for his portrayal of Dr Frank-N-Furter in the cult classic musical.

Qatar's PM will meet Iranian officials to discuss ways to de-escalate tensions in the region, foreign ministry says.

International body declares Uganda Ebola-free after 42 days without new transmission, though cases rise in DR Congo.

Thousands of people pelt each other with tomatoes as Spain's famous La Tomatina' festival gets underway.

Lamine Yamal and Raphinha will seek to add to Barcelona's five-star La Liga opener when Athletic arrive from Bilbao.

ICE agent Christian Castro faces criminal charges for shooting a Minnesota man in the leg during an immigration raid.

The Tohono O'odham people have sued the US government to stop construction of a border wall through their reservation.

Kylian Mbappe hat-trick powers Real Madrid past Real Sociedad in La Liga on Jose Mourinho's Bernabeu return.

Meta has agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion in a landmark settlement with US states

Survivors of the flash flooding in Nepal have been describing the moment their homes swept away in the landslide.

UNRWA chief says the seizure of its training centre is part of Israel's efforts to eliminate agency and refugee issue

Palestinians held vigils across the occupied West Bank demanding the return of Palestinian bodies held by Israel.

US authorities seized two domains allegedly used to target sensitive government networks since 2018.

With elections set for January, President Tinubu seeks to clamp down on kidnapping trend in northern Nigeria.

The Syrian Democratic Forces announces its dissolution after merging with Syria's army.

A debt ceiling would trigger automatic spending cuts, which conservatives could use to pare back social programmes.

Hamas has pledged to hand over its weapons as part of the US plan for Gaza, which Israeli PM Netanyahu has rejected.

Christian Saunders tells Al Jazeera raid part of campaign to weaken agency and eliminate Palestinian rights.

Four infected employees being treated in hospital; mosquito traps deployed at Frankfurt hub.

Israeli forces installed gates around the home of Palestinian American Lou Ridi in Qusra, in the occupied West Bank.

SDF's dissolution is a major victory for Damascus, but unresolved questions over command and deployment remain.

UEFA set to end threat of FIFA events boycott after assurances over Gianni Infantino's failed World Cup investor plan.

Palestine Action's Huda Ammori says Trump's penalties should be a 'wake-up call' for UK to lift ban on the group.

Trump says Iran war will continue for as long as necessary

Inflation has worsened since the US and Israel attacked Iran, sending energy prices spiralling.

The couple quit royal duties six years ago to head to California. It's unclear how they will be received on return.

At least 50 people were injured after several fireworks exploded among a crowd at a festival in northern Spain.

Analysts say mine clearance alone is unlikely to make shipping 'safe' in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iranian authorities believe they can withstand US sanctions, but warn of a tough year ahead.

Syria has been in talks on the fate of Khmeimim and Tartous bases, which Russia used to support ousted Assad regime.

It took just 10 seconds for thieves to steal $1.2 million worth of luxury watches from a Tokyo shop in broad daylight.

A man killed eight relatives at a family home in the US state of Montana.

Nepal's army and police force has joined rescuers searching for hundreds of people still missing after flash floods.

The US decision leaves three nations - Cuba, Iran and North Korea - on its 'State Sponsors of Terrorism' blacklist.

Live coverage and text updates from our commentary stream as Mbappe and Bellingham lead the line for Mourinho's side.

The Israeli Product Centre says it has not been given enough time to sell off its stock.

Raid on UNRWA centre exposes Israel's strategic push to erase refugee rights, seal West Bank annexation, analysts say.

A police officer has been arrested after the bodies of four missing people were found on Jeju Island in South Korea.

A 10-year-old boy who makes kites says he is afraid to fly them after Israel threatened to treat kites as acts of war.

Over 100,000 people displaced last year alone, adding to the 1.3 million people already forced to flee from their homes.

A nursery for critical infants - supposedly the safest place in Islamabad's PIMS hospital - turned into a deathtrap.

The advert, which was released online last week before being pulled, promptedcalls for a boycott of Callaway products.

Teja's death raises question India has not fully answered: why more than a decade after ban is hitting children routine?

Washington escalated its campaign against the ICC last week by sanctioning its president and a senior trial lawyer.

Flash floods have swept through northern Nepal, killing at least eight people and washing away homes.

CCTV footage shows people fleeing seconds before a massive mudslide engulfs a crossing on the Nepal-China border.

Thirty-six teams will learn their fate in a draw for the group phase, which will be followed by knockout rounds.

Flash floods devastate Nepal's Himalayas, washing away villages and infrastructure along the Bhotekoshi river.