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England win their first major women’s football title in the European Championship final at Wembley Stadium in London.

Russian strikes hit southern Ukrainian port city, killing owner of one of country's largest grain-producing companies.

Supporters of Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr are again occupying parliament.

The collapse has revived trauma and anger just ahead of the two-year anniversary of the port explosion.

House of Representatives speaker confirms she will visit four Asian countries amid speculation she might visit Taiwan.

Unknown number of deaths, injuries as peacekeepers open fire at a border post in eastern Beni territory, UN says.

Group warns Tel Aviv of 'playing with time' as new round of maritime border talks starts between Israel and Lebanon.

To fix gun violence in America, we need an assault on capitalism.

Several similar incidents have taken place since the Taliban’s armed takeover of Afghanistan in August 2021.

Dozens are dead and at least 45 people missing after most Iranian provinces were affected by the inundations.

A career military man, Ramos was the first Protestant to win the top office in the overwhelmingly Catholic nation.

Larger crowds, more tournaments and higher pay mark women’s football in Africa this year.

China has faced criticism for allowing rocket stages to fall to Earth uncontrolled twice before.

King says he wants to re-establish normal relations with Algeria, which cut off ties last August over Western Sahara.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 158th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Food inflation and chronic shortages of cooking gas and petrol make daily life a battle for millions in the country.

Opposition hopes vote will force coalition with President Macky Sall and curb any ambitions he may hold for third term.

Supporters of Muqtada al-Sadr erect tents and prepare for a sit-in against efforts by his rivals to form a government.

Years of a catastrophic war since 2014 and climate change take the buzz out of what used to be a lucrative business.

On board a Doctors Without Borders search and rescue ship along one of the world’s deadliest migration routes.

President Zelenskyy says logistics and support operations were being handled by the authorities.

Police have arrested an Italian man in the killing of a Nigerian vendor whose brutal beating was filmed by onlookers.

Ukrainian military says more than 100 Russian soldiers were killed and seven tanks were destroyed in the fighting.

White House physician says that Biden 'has experienced no reemergence of symptoms, and continues to feel quite well.'

At least 25 people, including four children, killed as torrential rains hit towns across the state, governor says.

Far-right politicians capitalise on rise in number of undocumented immigrants.

Senior Latvian official says move has little effect as Baltic country decided to ban Russian gas imports from January.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 157th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Health ministry says both victims are young men and 120 people have been hospitalised since the start of the outbreak.

Left-wing US senator implicitly hits out at the pro-Israel group AIPAC at a rally for Rashida Tlaib and Andy Levin.

Ships are loaded and ready to depart Odesa as Moscow and Kyiv trade blame for an attack that killed Ukrainian POWs.

The arrest comes amid increasing tensions between Tehran and Stockholm.

The walkout is the second industrial action since another 40,000 workers staged a nationwide strike on Wednesday.

The case against Assange is as political as it is legal; where does it go from here? Plus, Kenya's election influencers.

Supporting Russia's wars of aggression is no way to combat Western neo-colonialism, or further African independence.

African Union missed many opportunities to put a stop to Tunisia's democratic backsliding, but it can still take action.

Pope Francis steps up his apology, saying the technical word for the wiping away of a people's culture was 'genocide'.

Supporters of Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr occupy parliament to prevent the nomination of a new PM.

European Central Bank raises interest rates for the first time in more than a decade.

The Malawian president discusses his country's food scarcity and foreign aid dependency.

The Tesla boss says the purchase deal is null as Twitter misled him regarding its tally of fake and spam accounts.

Myanmar Witness says open-source investigation shows Yak-130 fired unguided rockets and cannons on populated areas.

The case count has dropped sharply in recent days and Pyongyang has held mass events where many people were unmasked.

Democrats say bill 'crucial' to tackling gun violence, but it is unlikely to secure Senate support needed to become law.

About 70 percent of cases in the outbreak that began in May have been found in Europe and 25 percent in the Americas.

Russia and Ukraine trade accusations after dozens of Ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in Russian-occupied Donetsk.

UK National Security Adviser warns of warfare due to communication breakdown between the West, Russia and China.

Proposed rules would force more ships to slow down off US east coast to avoid striking North Atlantic right whales.

Back-to-back GDP slowdown, Fed raises rates, higher prices: here are the main economic developments from a busy week.

US secretary of state will visit Pretoria, Kinshasa and Kigali weeks after Russia's Lavrov visited the continent.