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Letter on behalf of more than 500 OHCHR workers says failure to do so undermines the global rights protection system.

A mobile cinema wants to distract the children of Gaza with films, even as the ongoing war rips away their childhoods.

Chris Froome will undergo surgery on Thursday following the crash which required an airlift to hospital in France.

Security camera video shows Israeli soldiers raiding the Al-Rashidin School in Hebron in the occupied West Bank.

Three-time champions Pakistan withdrew from the tournament over security concerns and were replaced by Bangladesh.

E3 countries accuse Iran of failing to meet its 2015 nuclear pact commitments, but say they are still open to diplomacy.

Deforestation and glacial melting are the two leading causes compounding the climate crisis in the north of Pakistan.

President Trump has repeatedly petitioned the high court for emergency rulings. But critics fear a lack of transparency.

At least three high-level officials have resigned in protest against the policies of Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy.

France, the United Kingdom and Germany are demanding Iran make tough concessions to avoid coming under more sanctions.

The families of journalists killed in an Israeli attack on Gaza's Nasser Hospital are mourning their loss.

A video appears to show an Israeli sniper shooting a Palestinian near a GHF food distribution site in Gaza.

Sudan Doctors Network says 24 killed, 55 wounded in attack on densely populated areas in North Darfur capital city.

CCTV footage shows the moment Russian forces struck Kyiv in an overnight drone and missile attack on Thursday.

Israel is saying that it's too dangerous for journalists to go [to Gaza], but they are the ones killing journalists"

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison said his thoughts and prayers" were for a national ban on assault rifles.

Denmark has summoned US envoy over intelligence reports that US citizens covertly tried to influence Greenlanders.

The use of idioms in news has a way of confusing some members of an international audience. Which is never a good thing.

English flags have been appearing on streets in towns across the UK as an anti-immigration movement gains momentum.

An overnight Russian drone and missile attack on Ukraine's capital has killed at least 14 people including 3 children.

Susan Monarez fired while four officials resign amid tensions over vaccine policies and public health directives.

Video shows Argentina's President Javier Milei being rushed from a campaign rally in Buenos Aires after protesters threw

US tariff exemption on packages worth $800 or less due to end this week.

The campaign against 'woke' is no ordinary culture war skirmish - it is a project to restore the violence of white rule.

Algeria's UN ambassador Amar Bendjama delivered an emotional address as he read a farewell letter by Palestinian journal

Ostapenko unleashed a verbal volley at her American opponent for being disrespectful during their second-round match.

Explosions and smoke fill Kyiv's predawn skies as Russia targets residential buildings with drones and missiles.

South Asia's missile race is heating up. But India and Pakistan aren't only eyeing each other, say analysts.

Famine doesn't happen naturally. It's political. Gaza joins the short list of places where conflict starves people.

Returning from an injury, Messi brought Inter Miami back from the brink of defeat to overcome Orlando City 3-1.

Fifteen-year-old sentenced for attempted murder and illegal possession of weapons after shooting Miguel Uribe in June.

Former champions Sabalenka and Raducanu record straight-sets wins to enter the third round of the tennis Grand Slam.

Israeli attacks kill at least seven people in Gaza, including a woman and her child in the Bureij camp.

Beijing says 26 world leaders will attend the event in Tiananmen Square, overseen by Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Ukrainian authorities describe Russia's missile and drone attack as 'massive', with multiple areas of Kyiv hit.

Six in 10 voters also oppose Washington sending more military aid to Israel, according to Quinnipiac poll.

Mexico reports more than 5,000 cases of screwworm, primarily in cattle and other animals, according to gov't data.

Verdict in Lai's national security trial is being closely watched as a test of Hong Kong's rule of law.

Pete Hegseth orders review after revelations Microsoft used Chinese contractors to manage sensitive cloud services.

Manila says exercise with Australia, Canada shows a 'commitment' to defence cooperation with 'like-minded nations'.

China introduced restrictions on its rare earth exports in April, two days after Trump announced retaliatory tariffs.

US chipmaker reports revenue of $46.74bn for second quarter, defying fears that AI may be overhyped.

Here are the key events on day 1,281 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The Milei government is weathering a bribery scandal as a pair of important elections approach in September and October.

Advocacy groups, lawmakers and family members urge Trump administration to push Israel to free 16-year-old Floridian.

Local sources report Israeli operation in Kiswa, where six soldiers killed by Israeli drones strikes a day before.

Camacho, a prominent conservative, has been held in pretrial detention since 2022 over allegations of 'terrorism'.

Man Utd lose on penalties to Grimsby Town of the fourth tier of English football following a 2-2 draw in normal time.

Ukrainian president says diplomacy to end Russian invasion intensifying as team visits Middle East, Europe and US.

A shoe factory in India says it is already feeling the impact of Trump's tariffs on Indian exports.