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The attack in Dilling town comes a day after Sudan's military declared an end to RSF siege there.

Precious metal hits fresh record as US President Donald Trump renews threats against Iran.

Heavy gunfire and explosions were heard near Niger's international airport in Niamey on Thursday.

As some Russians symbolically destroy their passports, others officially part with it through a drawn out process.

Man charged with throwing explosive device into a crowd at Invasion Day protest in Western Australia's Perth.

Ousted premier says the exclusion of her Awami League party "deepens resentment" on Muhammad Yunus's interim government.

A year since the M23's lightning offensive led to the fall of North Kivu's capital, residents struggle to make a living.

Iran pushes back after Trump says Tehran can either negotiate 'a fair and equitable deal' or face a US 'armada'.

Bangladesh's era of coups and military rule may be over for now, but the army remains a potent force impacting politics

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that ongoing military operations in US cities will cost $93m a month.

China's envoy says Beijing will 'take measures' to defend Chinese firm's interests if Canberra takes over Port Darwin.

Delcy Rodriguez receives loyalty pledge weeks after dozens killed in US military operation to abduct Nicolas Maduro.

And could a sudden deployment of major US naval and air force assets indicate a strike on Iran is imminent?

British PM Keir Starmer's China visit is the first by a UK leader in eight years and marks a thaw in frosty relations.

Pressures on the Lebanese president to disarm the group may soon escalate if his focus on diplomacy doesn't succeed.

Israeli search for last captive's remains defiled over 250 graves, leaving families uncertain about buried loved ones.

Electric carcompany to invest $2bn in artificial intelligence start-up as part of pivot away from auto market.

Emmy-winning Owda points to changes in TikTok's US ownership, remarks from Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu to explain ban.

Two agents placed on administrative leave as outrage continues over killing of intensive care nurse Alex Pretti.

These are the key developments from day 1,435 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Benfica beat Real 4-2 which sends both teams into Champions League playoffs, as Madrid miss out on top eight.

Barcelona leap into Champions League automatic qualifying positions with win in Copenhagen, but PSG face playoffs.

Muslim leaders warn against divisive laws, rhetoric as Canada marks nine years since deadly Quebec City mosque shooting.

The 'mother of all trade deals' comes months after the United States slapped tariffs on India and the European Union.

Court gives Israeli government until March to justify ban on foreign media from Gaza.

Foreign minister announces apparent reversal of France's stance, saying Iran protest crackdown 'cannot go unanswered'.

The plane vanished near Colombia's eastern border, and the search was hindered by dense terrain and adverse weather.

Democratic officials shot back that Trump has failed to deliver the federal funds needed for rebuilding efforts.

Protesters in Baghdad burned photos of Donald Trump, rejecting the US president's demands regarding Nouri al-Maliki.

Spools of fibre-optic cable drape the ruins of Lyman, once a resort town in Ukraine, now shaped by drone warfare.

The central bank will maintain rates at 3.5 to 3.75 percent and warned of 'elevated' economic uncertainty.

FBI searches Fulton County election office in Georgia over 2020 election concerns linked to Trump-Biden contest.

Russian President Vladimir Putin lauded Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa's ongoing efforts to stabilise his country.

The Trump administration does not "intend or expect" to again take military action in Venezuela, Marco Rubio said.

A young Tunisian man goes on a personal journey to find his biological mother and understand where he comes from.

To find Ran Gvili, Israel desecrated hundreds of Palestinian graves and the world did not care.

Iranian governors gain new powers as country prepares for possible war amid sanctions and looming geopolitical tensions.

Wednesday's cuts are the second mass layoffs in three months at the e-commerce giant.

Countries slam destruction of UN agency for Palestinian refugees' East Jerusalem headquarters as 'unprecedented act'.

Fears of a US attack on Iran are again heightened after Donald Trump threatened action like with Venezuela."

Top US diplomat gives scant mention of international law as he touts 'strategic' significance of abducting Maduro.

Follow our live updates, with team news coverage, ahead of our text commentary stream of the UCL league-phase finale.

Concerns rise as UK partners with controversial facial recognition company used by Israel in Gaza.

Iran says it will deliver an unprecedented retaliation to any US attack following threats by Trump.

A fire tore through a luxury hotel in Courchevel in the French Alps, forcing the evacuation of nearly 300 people.

After months of speculation, the ex-heavyweight champion has made his comeback official and will fight on April 11.

At a rally to remember Jose Marti, some protesters disavowed any interference in Cuba from US President Donald Trump.

As the US moves to launch phase two of the Gaza ceasefire, a closer look at how Israel has fallen short on phase one.

Kremlin has not indicated whether it will agree to al-Sharaa's repeated requests for Bashar al-Assad's extradition.

Authorities in India say they're investigating the cause of a plane crash that killed Ajit Pawar