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UN Command says it believes the person is in North Korean custody after crossing the border without approval.

Thousands of protesters waving Israeli flags turn out against Netanyahu's proposed judicial overhaul plan.

About 57 percent of Britons tell YouGov pollsters the decision to leave the EU in 2016 was the wrong one.

Co-hosting the 2023 World Cup marks a significant milestone in the mixed history of women's football in Australia.

Space agency says it is in contact with global counterparts to determine whether object is from foreign space launch.

The decision made over cost concerns represents a major blow for an event that has lost relevance in recent years.

Most of southern Greece, including greater Athens, is at an elevated level of alert for fire risk.

Heat stroke is a severe medical condition that occurs when a human body's internal temperature exceeds 40C (104F).

Conservationists say land grabs and pollution are putting the lifeline for the megacity's 14 million residents at risk.

While average monsoon rains are ordinarily good for the farmers, uneven distribution this year has created new worries.

Ajay Banga says developing countries are paying the price for a lack of action on climate change.

Erdogan is also set to visit Qatar and UAE as he looks to improve relations and secure trade deals with the Gulf states.

Muhammad Sanusi MD Nor pleads not guilty, accuses government of stifling free speech as regional elections loom.

Envoy tells Wang Yi that China and US could use climate cooperation to redefine their troubled diplomatic relationship.

CEO Tony Lombardo says in memo that developer will focus on growing funds management business and development projects.

Sydney resident Timothy Lyndsay Shaddock, 54, and dog Bella rescued 1,900km from land by the crew of Mexican tuna boat.

Zelenskyy said the export of grain from Ukraine's seaports should continue despite Russia's withdrawal from the deal.

Brian Armstrong's meeting with lawmakers comes as major crypto players are facing legal action by regulators.

Powerful typhoon roars ashore on coast of China's Guangdong province, bringing fierce winds, storm surges and rain.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 510th day.

Japanese employees earn only three-quarters as much as developed-country peers over 30 years after asset bubble burst.

Ukraine's air force said Odesa, Mykolaiv, Donetsk, Kherson, Zaporizhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions under attack threat.

Former US President Donald Trump had requested prosecutor Fani Willis be blocked from filing charges against him.

China decries plans of 'separatist' Taiwanese presidential frontrunner William Lai to stop in US during a Paraguay trip.

Lawyers argue Teixeira should be released ahead of trial, much like Trump was in his federal classified documents case.

As the US and China restart talks, debate is continuing over who should fund efforts to combat the climate crisis.

Turkish president will also visit Qatar and the United Arab Emirates as he seeks to boost foreign investment.

Temperatures have reached new highs as heatwaves and wildfires scorch parts of the Northern Hemisphere.

It says further rule-tightening by US risks 'disrupting supply chains, causing significant market uncertainty'.

NYC mayor names 55-year-old Edward Caban as leader of the largest US police department, the first Latino in the role.

Data presented by Eli Lilly suggests cognitive decline can be significantly slowed, but serious side effects persist.

Addressing Christian Zionist group, Florida governor and Republican US presidential candidate pledges support to Israel.

Buenos Aires has been looking for ways to safeguard its dwindling dollar reserves and finds a willing partner in China.

A second firefighter has died as 883 wildfires continue to burn, leading to air quality advisories across North America.

Dozens of refugees left without water or food in the desert after being expelled from Tunisia following racial tensions.

Final opinion polls project that the right-wing PP party will win a majority in a coalition with the far-right Vox.

Morocco claims sovereignty over Western Sahara, but other countries back separatist movement.

The two biggest greenhouse gas emitters hold talks in Beijing as extreme weather grips much of the globe.

Constitutional referendum on July 30 could abolish term limits and allow President Touadera to run for office in 2025.

Almost 33 million metric tonnes of grain were exported since the Black Sea Grain Initiative was brokered a year ago.

Gusts of wind up to 70km/h (45mph) push flames through scrub and forest parched by extreme heat.

President Isaac Herzog will address Congress, but some US lawmakers will skip speech in protest against Israeli abuses.

Turkey has been the biggest military and political ally of the Syrian opposition in the war-torn country's northwest.

Green energy push will require new mines, experts say, but that raises concern about environment and Indigenous rights.

The disaster is the second building to collapse in two days after four died on Sunday in northern Egypt.

The bridge suffered damage after one of its sections was blown up, killing two people and wounding a child.

Russia has declined to extend the Black Sea grain deal, stalling the export of Ukrainian grain to the rest of the world.

Parts of Europe, Asia and North America were preparing for record heat with health warnings and evacuations.

Over 6,000 people have died in Cameroon's English-speaking regions since 2016 when anti-marginalisation protests began.

The Women's World Cup will take place from July 20 to August 20 - here are the fixtures, kickoff times and venues.