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Trump announced that the US will start testing nuclear weapons regularly. Here's what that means for the world.

Hurricane Melissa slammed into Cuba destroying homes, flooding neighbourhoods and cutting off entire communities.

A residential building floor collapsed as rescue workers were searching through the rubble, following overnight Russian

Hundreds of people take to streets of Dar-es-Salaam after two main opposition figures barred from presidential poll.

India's one-day international vice-captain Shreyas Iyer was rushed to hospital in Australia during third game of series.

In a war zone where infrastructure is severely damaged, the identification process becomes slower."

All to know before the 2025 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar, which will feature 48 teams for the first time.

The price of gold has risen more than 50 percent in October since the start of 2025.

The Israeli army carried out multiple airstrikes across Gaza, despite Israel's claiming it returned to the ceasefire.

Sudan specialist says the massacres taking place in the North Darfur should come as no surprise

Protests broke out in Rio de Janeiro after police raids on drug gangs left at least 119 people dead.

Despite the US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Israeli attacks continue to kill Palestinians.

The teenager's neck was struck by a ball in a chilling similarity to the death of Australia international Phil Hughes.

False balance in US policy has legitimised war crimes and silenced Sudanese voices.

Recovery efforts are under way across Jamaica after Melissa rips off roofs, cuts electricity and unleashes floodwaters.

Hurricane warnings persist as Melissa nears Bermuda, with potential for strengthening before eventual weakening.

The LA Lakers guard continues his hot start to the NBA season with a 12ft game-winner against Minnesota Timberwolves.

The centre-left D66 has made its largest ever gains and almost tripled its seats in parliament.

Trump orders US Defense Department to 'immediately' resume nuclear weapons testing on 'equal basis' with other powers.

Mediators insist truce is strong after Israel kills over 100 people, mostly children, before 'returning' to ceasefire.

Here are the key events from day 1,344 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Toronto Blue Jays' Trey Yesavage sets World Series rookie record for strikeouts against LA Dodgers to forge 3-2 lead.

Trump has been showered with praise and gestures of veneration throughout his five-day tour of Asia.

The White House claimed, without providing evidence, the vessel was operated by a 'designated terrorist organisation'.

US official urges 'cautious approach' after Trump baselessly claimed taking Tylenol is linked autism in children.

UN secretary-general strongly condemns Israeli attacks in Gaza on Tuesday, which killed more than 100 Palestinians.

The US president has struck a number of deals in his tour of Asia this week.

Candidate Kat Abughazaleh decried the charges as 'political prosecution' amid a Trump standoff with Democratic cities.

Tensions between China and the US have escalated amid Donald Trump's tariff threats and new restrictions on exports.

As the mayoral election nears, Mamdani is showing what it takes to maintain a lead with the Jewish population in NYC.

From tariffs to TikTok, rare-earth metals to fentanyl, a packed agenda awaits the leaders of the US and China.

Entry to Lithuania still allowed for certain travellers, including EU citizens and humanitarian visa-holders.

Doctors Without Borders says it was told to leave by November 9 and that it hopes to find 'positive solution' soon.

The Ta'ang National Liberation Army says it will pull out of the ruby-mining town of Mogok and nearby Momeik.

The suspects face charges for theft committed by an organised gang and criminal conspiracy, prosecutor says.

Police in the Tanzanian capital have declared a curfew in Dar es Salaam amid election-day protests.

The US central bank cut rates by a quarter of a percentage point, its second cut for the year.

Cuba denies US allegations of mercenary activity in Ukraine and insists the embargo is a form of collective punishment.

Qatar's prime minister called violations of the Gaza ceasefire "disappointing and frustrating for us."

South Korea dials up the flattery as both sides say progress has been made, but no deal has yet been signed.

The surge comes barely three months after it hit the $4 trillion market cap.

Rights groups say the RSF paramilitary group committed mass atrocities as it seized the besieged city in North Darfur.

Fighters with Sudan's Rapid Support Forces recorded themselves conducting an execution in el-Fasher's Saudi Hospital.

Mohammed Zakaria lost sleep tracking el-Fasher's fall, then saw on social media that his family had been killed.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says hospital strike 'deliberate', shows Moscow does not want peace.

Rio state governor put death toll at around 60 on Wednesday, but warned that the real figure was likely higher.

US Embassy urges citizens to leave Mali immediately on commercial flights as blockade makes daily life more dangerous.

Observers say China could help end the Ukraine war quickly but several factors stand in the way of a peace breakthrough.

Satellite images, analysed by Yale University, reveal streets stained with blood and piles of bodies in el-Fasher.

At least 60 people, including four police officers, were killed in large-scale raids targeting drug gangs across Rio de