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Facebook and Instagram operator rejects EU claim that efforts to moderate content are 'insufficient'.

Palestinians in Gaza have resorted to crowdfunding to flee, but scammers are preying on their desperation.

EU collaborated with watchdogs to identify airlines making false or misleading statements about environmental benefits.

Flash floods and a landslide swept through houses and cut off a major road in Kenya, killing dozens.

Israeli police have fought with protesters demanding the release of more than 130 captives held in Gaza.

US riot police have been filmed arresting a person who appears to be disabled during anti-war protests.

It's a central demand in the pro-Palestine student protests on college campuses. But how easy is it to divest?

Pant returns to the side more than a year after his near-fatal car crash as India name Rohit Sharma-led 15-man squad.

All units still eligible for US military aid, Washington says after it identifies abuses committed before Gaza war.

Demonstrators take over Hamilton Hall in escalation of antiwar protests.

Campus sit-ins upend Sciences Po and Sorbonne in Paris as students decry Israel's 'genocide' against Palestinians.

Holders England have also named slow left-hander Tom Hartley and big-hitting batter Will Jacks in their 15-man squad.

Investigators are reportedly interviewing staff from two damaged hospitals where mass graves have been found.

Illegal poaching of wildlife and plants in Jilobi Forest threatens biodiversity hotspot in the Southern African kingdom.

Beijing says two sides took part in in-depth and candid dialogue on promoting Palestinian reconciliation.

Death of Naifa Rizq al-Sawada, 92, amid Israeli raid in Gaza City spurs unanswered questions and calls for justice.

Indonesia and Iraq will fight for the last remaining Olympic football spot in the U23 Asian Cup bronze medal match.

The number of arrests has crossed 1,100 since New York police detained first demonstrators at Columbia on April 18.

The weakness of the Japanese currency is back in the spotlight after sinking to its lowest level since April 1990.

Protesters storm a Columbia University building after a deadline passed for them to leave their camp or face suspension.

Chinese Coast Guard vessels were seen blasting water cannons at a Philippine Coast Guard ship.

Canada deputy high commissioner summoned after Sikh homeland slogans reportedly raised at an event addressed by PM.

Murray hit the winner with 3.6 seconds left to send Denver Nuggets to the Western Conference semis with a 108-106 win.

Government spokesman says unknown armed person shot at worshippers in mosque in Herat province, killing at least six.

'Too soon to leave but yet he's gone,' Ngannou wrote in a social media post annoucing his son's death.

Mexico and Ecuador have brought complaints against each other at the international court, escalating a diplomatic feud.

Manila says its coastguard ship was damaged after being hit by water cannon; Beijing says it 'expelled' Manila's boats.

Polling shows inflation and lack of jobs worry most young Indians. It also shows that support for Modi stays intact.

Chief executive Tim Jordan says flights suspended amid discussions on 'ongoing viability of the business'.

Expert body tells UN Security Council the weapon's discovery suggests a violation of sanctions on Pyongyang.

Pakistan seeks another long-term IMF programme to support its ailing economy but experts say focus must be on reforms.

South Korean tech giant reports $4.85bn profit during the first three months of 2024.

Sogavare switched official diplomatic recognition to Beijing from Taipei fuelling controversy in the Pacific nation.

Xiaohongshu has become the go-to platform for young women to discuss everything from fashion to domestic violence.

As the war enters its 796th day, these are the main developments.

Sudan's notorious tribal leader Musa Hilal has pledged support for the army in a move that could divide Arabs in Darfur.

Polish farmers end blockade at the border, after months of protests over cheap imports.

Nearly 190 advocacy organisations laud students' 'courage' amid ongoing crackdown on encampments across US universities.

University of Texas student Mustafa Yowell says Americans are paying attention to Palestinian rights like never before.

International Criminal Court could issue warrants for arrest of senior Israeli officials.

Columbia University students react to suspension threats as deadline to leave pro-Palestine protest camp passes.

Only 12 out of 50 states have a ban on this harmful practice.

Mexico had earlier appealed to the UN court to sanction Ecuador for storming its embassy in Quito.

Arrests come as deadline passes for students protesting at Columbia University in New York, who now face suspension.

Sorbonne University students are joining in on protests calling out Israel's war on Gaza and demanding a ceasefire.

NATO chief says the alliance's members have failed to live up to their military aid promises to Kyiv.

Depardieu released after questioning about allegations made by two women that he sexually assaulted them on film sets.

British Foreign Secretary David Cameron says proposal includes a 40-day ceasefire and release of captives.

University protests are bringing people together in support of Palestinian rights, said Ahmad Ibsais.

Analysts say the Scottish National Party is in crisis mode after the 39-year-old politician steps down.