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Vendors sell the cheap alcohol for huge profits to customers who cannot afford branded drinks.

Russia has relied increasingly on guided bombs dropped from a distance that involve fewer risks for its forces.

The dance festival has taken place annually for the past seven years despite con attacks by rebel groups.

President Biden and the old man' label. Is it ageist, or is that the wrong question?

USS Theodore Roosevelt to participate in joint military exercises between the United States, South Korea and Japan.

Red Cross says 'heavy-calibre projectiles' landed metres from its office in the designated safe zone in the south.

A rehabilitation programme is using equine therapy' to break the cycle of crime and ease overcrowding in prisons.

China's advances in space exploration are outpacing those of the US and attracting partners from Europe and Asia.

Research conducted in Kenya has revealed that elephants use individual names.

The Labour Party leader has pledged a great British rebirth, but appears to have no intention of delivering one.

Andrew Miller cited family reasons but resignation is latest from Biden administration since Israel's war on Gaza began.

Former prisoners who suffered in US detention facilities say Israeli abuse of Palestinians follows the same patterns.

As the war enters its 848th day, these are the main developments.

Israel says it will soon 'make the necessary decisions' about confronting the Iran-allied Lebanese group.

Russian president visits North Korea and Vietnam to shore up alliances.

Israeli attack on tent camp for displaced Palestinians kills at least 25 people in Gaza's Mawasi, officials say.

UN's Guterres issues stark warning as full-scale war between Lebanon's Hezbollah and Israel's army reaches the brink.

Draft rule would bar US investment in AI systems in China that could be used for weapons targeting, other military uses.

Rising tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have the UN on high alert.

In the past few weeks, several media reports raised concerns about the incoming editor's journalistic ethics.

Israel's far-right settler minister Bezalel Smotrich have just been given more powers over the occupied West Bank.

Students are protesting across India after evidence of corruption interfered with this year's elite examinations.

Israel launches deadly attacks in Gaza City and near Rafah as MSF blames Israeli blockade for lack of medical supplies.

Biden administration cites cybersecurity risks as reason for slapping sanctions on the Russia-based software company.

'Squad' congressman Jamaal Bowman, critic of Israel's war on Gaza, faces AIPAC-backed George Latimer in New York race.

Negotiations based on plan for Israeli withdrawal from 'major population centres' in Gaza, initial six-week ceasefire.

Cause of blackout remains unknown, but early indications point to spike in electricity use due to severe heat.

A quiet takeover of occupied West Bank has been cooking for 18 months. Are the far right going to get their way?

Fault Lines investigates killings of civilians by the Israeli military in Gaza and the United States's role in the war.

From overlooked symptoms to misdiagnosis, how has the medical gender gap been affecting women's health for years?

A group of children and young people has forced a government department to take action on emissions levels.

As number of deaths mounts, authorities warn of more flooding and extreme weather in other parts of the country.

Israeli tanks push deeper into western Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, firing shells at displaced people's tents.

Survivors of the June 8 massacre recount the Israeli attack, and the feeling that much of the world doesn't care.

Significant move prompts Israel to summon Armenian ambassador for 'harsh reprimand'.

A video released by an Israeli journalist shows Gaza's Rafah crossing burnt and destroyed.

Videos circulating on social media show a large crowd chanting religious slogans and surrounding a burning body.

Candidates promise to fix Britain's domestic woes as the top two parties look set to lose votes over Gaza positions.

Removal of Orano licence highlights tensions with France, with Russia said to be eyeing the major site.

First proclaimed by the UN in 2014 in recognition of its universal appeal, the event is marked every June 21.

Local media reported an unidentified man died from a gunshot wound to his thigh during riot police crackdown in Nairobi.

Blaze on farmland was spread by winds to nearby villages, one of several to hit the country this week.

Worsening insecurity in the country is fuelling rumours of dissent against Burkina Faso's military government.

Prioritising child protection is both the right and smart thing to do.

All that is left from my favourite places in Gaza are my memories, and the photographs in which I tried to capture them.

Incident is the third this month and took place as Russian President Vladimir Putin was visiting Pyongyang.

More than 3 million aspirants took India's top tests for medical and research schools. Their future is now uncertain.

Measures mark the first time Tokyo has targeted China-based companies over their alleged support for Russia's war.

Flag carrier has become a regular target of government criticism as it struggles to recover from the COVID pandemic.

Son Kiefer Sutherland pays tribute to a father who 'loved what he did and did what he loved'.