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Tunnel from Tijuana to San Diego had rail and ventilation systems, electricity and reinforced walls, authorities say.

The ADF, which began as an uprising in Uganda but is based in Congo, pledged allegiance to ISIL (ISIS) in 2019.

EU says it will 'respond with all measures at its disposal' if UK goes ahead with unilateral changes to the protocol.

By seeking to phase out Russian energy supplies, Europe will only hurt itself, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned.

The big-box retailer cut its full-year earnings forecast, sending shares down more than 8 percent in morning trading.

Ukrainian official says Kyiv pursuing a prisoner exchange as Russian siege of steel plant draws to a close.

President Muhammadu Buhari came to power in 2015 on a pledge to end endemic graft but has barely dented corruption.

Americans are continuing to spend even as inflation persists at nearly a 40-year high.

Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 bounced higher on Tuesday morning after a late-day tech-led drop Monday.

Top EU diplomat Josep Borrell says bloc set to approve another 500 million euros ($527m) in military aid for Ukraine.

With Congress stalemated, Biden is stuck between reform advocates and police unions who are far apart on policies.

Ankara says it will not open the alliance's door to the two Nordic countries. Here is what you need to know.

From the 1980s AIDS epidemic to COVID-19, how do we hold on to the names and memories of those who have died?

It is a breath of fresh air to see an unapologetically Arab character in a popular Disney production.

The hearing follows a government report that recorded 144 cases of 'unidentified aerial phenomena' since 2004.

State TV says the two were under surveillance and met with people who organised protests by teachers.

Disagreements centre around the immunity of opposition legislator Domingos Pereira who lost to the president in 2019.

Ruling party defeats move to urgently debate the motion censuring President Gotabaya Rajapaksa for the economic crisis.

“The human body can tolerate a lot. But there’s a limit.“

Bashagha entered Tripoli with some support but was met by opposition from forces aligned with UN-recognised PM Dbeibeh.

Zimbabwe, which experienced 500 billion % hyperinflation in 2008, is experiencing another episode of high inflation.

For over three weeks, the 40-wagon train carrying some 2 million litres is the only source of water in Pali, Rajasthan.

Walid al-Sharif's funeral was attacked just days after an Israeli attack on journalist Shireen Abu Akleh's funeral.

LIC’s weak debut comes even as stocks in India and the broader Asian market rallied on Tuesday.

Fighting in the northern region of Tigray has eased since a unilateral ceasefire was declared by the federal government.

The sheer scale of a front line that stretches for hundreds of kilometres has pushed Ukraine's resources to the limit.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 83rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

While PM Bennett tries to mediate peace, Israelis with backgrounds in ex-Soviet nations are against Moscow’s invasion.

Parliament meets for the first time since last week's violence that saw Mahinda Rajapaksa resign as prime minister.

After war disrupted Ukrainian supplies and Indonesia banned palm oil exports, India looked at new markets for its needs.

Head of global airline body says region falling behind rest of the world on restarting international travel.

National Economic and Social Development Council says it sees gross domestic product expanding 2.5-3.5 percent.

Assimi Goita's military government accuses an unnamed Western state of supporting the alleged coup attempt.

Pyongyang reports 295,510 cases of fever as the military mobilises 'powerful force' of medics to distribute drugs.

President Erdogan says delegations from the NATO-seeking countries 'shouldn't bother' coming to Ankara for discussions.

Washington's reported plans to sanction Chinese tech firm could have ramifications for countless companies worldwide.

Alleged woman attacker arrested two weeks after female suicide bomber blew herself up in Karachi, killing four people.

US think tank says shipping firms need to reconsider approach given shipyards links to military.

The largest Nubian pyramids built over two thousand years ago can be seen in a new augmented reality experience.

Speed and manoeuvrability of hypersonic weapons make them difficult to track and intercept.

Beijing’s controversial “dynamic zero COVID policy" is hammering the world's second-largest economy.

Most Australians want action on climate change, but you would not know that from the campaign for Saturday's election.

Congresswoman says measure aims to recognise forced displacement of Palestinians during establishment of Israeli state.

US says measures, including loosening curbs on family remittances and travel, aim to 'support Cuban people'.

Ukrainian defence official says efforts continue to evacuate remaining soldiers from steel plant in besieged port city.

The US Treasury secretary is in Europe ahead of a meeting of finance ministers for the Group of Seven leading economies.

Shadow minister for Middle East and North Africa joins other MPs in demanding accountability for Abu Akleh's killing.

Dozens of protests have taken place across the globe after Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was killed on May 11.

More than 260 fighters have been evacuated from the besieged steel mill as efforts continue to rescue those remaining.