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Small businesses in NYC face steep challenges, as there are few protections preventing them from being priced out.

A deeply flawed vision of forest management persists within the provincial government.

The deal removes a major constraint on raising capital for OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, and values firm at $500bn.

More than 39,000 children in Gaza have lost one or both of their parents since Israel's war on Gaza began two years ago.

Gunfire, shelling and explosions have been reported in Rafah and the eastern part of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.

Eight Hungarian and two German passengers were onboard, and the Kenyan pilot was also killed, Mombasa Air Safari said.

Vietnam's weather agency has recorded its highest level of rainfall for a 24-hour period in the historic city of Hue.

The vote, which begins on December 28, is being widely viewed as a ploy to legitimise the ruling military government.

Dozens of Palestinian bodies have been retrieved from mass graves near al-Shifa Hospital.

Residents say they do not have enough water for their basic needs while officials raise alarm as infections grow.

Zelenskyy urges US to raise the pressure on Beijing over Russian energy purchases as Ukraine targets oil revenues.

Architecture shapes how we live, connect and feel. But have we lost touch with beauty in the world we've built?

Former governor seeks to court conservative voters, but is accused of 'fear mongering' in mayoral race's final stretch.

Record rainfall has caused severe flooding across central Vietnam, submerging UNESCO-heritage site Imperial City of Hue.

Australia and India play the first of five T20Is in Canberra on Wednesday as they prepare for their World Cup defence.

"It's the people of the Sudan who are suffering the consequences of this war."

The RSF have taken Sudanese journalist Muammar Ibrahim captive in el-Fasher, raising concerns for his safety.

Iyer suffers injury while attempting a catch in third and final ODI of India's tour of Australia.

Three days of negotiations in Istanbul fail to yield breakthrough, but both sides maintain ceasefire is holding.

Amazon confirms 14,000 layoffs after CEO says AI likely to lead to job losses.

As trial opens, Tetsuya Yamagami admits murdering Japan's longest serving leader three years ago.

Forecasters say the Category 5 storm, Hurricane Melissa is set to be Jamaica's most destructive on record.

We are a praying nation, and we're just hoping that this will pass."

From streets to supermarkets, global boycotts for Gaza have grown as a fragile ceasefire holds for now.

Los Angeles Dodgers outlast Toronto Blue Jays after Freddie Freeman's 18th inning home run clinches a 2-1 series lead.

The sentence handed to the far-right politician last month has become a major issue in Brazil-US relations.

Supporters of Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara celebrated after officials announced his secured fourth term.

Caracas asserts that US actions in the Caribbean are a military threat and are meant to steal its oil and gas wealth.

Category 5 storm is predicted to be the most destructive storm on record to hit the Caribbean island.

Tickets are being made available via an early draw that allows host countries a domestic exclusivity time slot.

Officials urge people to stay indoors as Category 5 storm bears down on Caribbean nation.

Israeli drone attack close to the southern city of Khan Younis kills at least 2 people despite ceasefire.

President Trump says he may resort to the Act to get around' court orders blocking deployment of the National Guard.

They have had the right to vote for some time, but no system was established to allow them to take part in elections.

Travis Kelce has a season-best performance and Patrick Mahomes throws 299 yards as Kansas City defeat Washington.

China and the 11-member regional bloc sign an upgraded version of their free trade pact, as both weather US tariffs.

US president heaps praise on Japan's first female prime minister as the leaders sign deals on the supply of minerals.

US president muses about a third term in office despite the constitution barring him from doing so.

Here are the key events from day 1,342 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Army chief admits retreat from last stronghold in Darfur as fears grow for the civilians trapped in the city.

The Israeli military says the captive's remains were being transported to its troops by the Red Cross.

UN spokesman says incident involved a drone dropping a grenade near a patrol, and a tank opening fire on peacekeepers.

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake hit western Turkiye Monday night, causing at least three buildings to collapse.

Trump administration is seeking to deport Abrego Garcia to West African country, in move decried by lawyers.

The Kurdistan Workers' Party says its fighters are withdrawing from Turkiye.

Cameroon's 92-year-old President Paul Biya has won a record eighth term with 53.66% of the vote.

The first inaugural Gaza International Festival for Women's Cinema premiered the docudrama, The Voice of Hind Rajab'.

Both international bonds and local stocks jumped while the peso strengthened against the US dollar.

Former Colonel Steve Gabavics says evidence Israeli soldier intentionally shot journalist shrugged off by US government.