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At least 23 hurt as Israeli police attack run in support of Palestinians facing forced expulsion in East Jerusalem.

Jens Stoltenberg to visit Washington to discuss NATO agenda including security challenges from Russia, cyberattacks.

Benjamin Netanyahu's rivals have united to form a new coalition.

Users take to social media platform to blast authorities' decision to 'indefinitely' suspend its operations.

At least 89 politicians, including 35 candidates, have been killed during electoral campaign, security consultancy says.

Erdogan announced Turkey has discovered an additional 135 billion cubic metres of natural gas.

California pays to encourage residents to take jabs as world suffers from rising COVID-19 cases, deaths.

Restaurant owners are getting creative when it comes to attracting talent, including by offering cash bonuses.

A 'dark day' in US history, but the former vice president is still 'proud' of his accomplishments with Trump.

Announcement comes two days after social media giant removed a post from President Muhammadu Buhari's account.

Army expected to name an M5 movement figure as prime minister after the transitional government was deposed last month.

Hong Kong police out in force to stop demonstrators marking 32nd anniversary of Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing.

The European Commission will investigate whether Facebook misuses data from advertisers to compete against them.

Russian president says he wants to improve strained ties with the US but sets a tough tone ahead of Geneva summit.

Trump's actions on Facebook during the US Capitol riot were a 'severe violation of our rules', the company says.

The painting by Winston Churchill was given by him to the late shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis.

Eleven homeless people have launched court proceedings to challenge constitutionality of archaic bylaws.

Vivendi is in talks to sell 10 percent of UMG to billionaire Bill Ackman-backed blank-cheque firm.

Canada's economy lost 68,000 jobs in May, marking the second consecutive month of job losses.

United Kingdom trade with Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein was worth $30.5bn last year.

Don McGahn's testimony comes after two years of legal challenges and will be behind closed doors.

We gather the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress your friends.

As big banks call their employees back to the office, workers wonder what the ripple effect will be on remote work.

FAJ condemns what it says are attempts by the UAE to pressure African journalists into campaigning against World Cup.

Three killed and four wounded after anti-tank mine explodes in the Kalbajar region.

Israel’s treatment of Palestinians - increasingly seen as unfair - turns younger churchgoers away from Christian Zionism

US hiring picked up in May, but the number of jobs created was still on the lower end of expectations.

Yana Sizikova suspected of deliberately losing a game at last year's Roland-Garros tournament.

Even in the heart of Beirut’s most vibrant districts, it’s an uphill battle for smaller manoucheh furns to stay open.

The tribunal tasked with prosecuting those behind the 2005 killing of ex-Lebanese PM may close over funding shortage.

The armed group forced some 5,800 people to flee their homes in Boga and Tchabi towns, UN refugee agency says.

Scammers rip off desperate COVID-19 patients and relatives amid India's devastating second wave of the pandemic.

Iran foreign minister says Tehran could not fulfil its financial obligation due to the US sanctions.

Dozens to give accounts to people's tribunal in London, which China has dismissed as a 'clumsy public opinion show'.

Bangladesh has more than 200,000 transgender people, most of whom face discrimination, according to independent experts.

New intelligence report says no evidence unidentified aerial phenomena observed by Navy in recent years were alien.

Expert says as children are at 'very, very low risk', other more vulnerable groups should be put first.

The Jerusalem Declaration on Anti-Semitism is not, as some argue, ‘an Orientalist text’.

Herd of Asian elephants seeking food has travelled hundreds of kilometres north, and shows no sign of turning back.

The regional bloc must support the growing calls for a global arms embargo on Myanmar.

Muslims say they were forced to sign 'consent letter' to vacate their homes and land for Gorakhnath temple's 'security'.

Investigation finds thousands of illegal animal parts and products at markets across five countries.

What are the real reasons behind the US media and state institutions' apparent pro-Israel bias?

Elected prime minister for first of six times in 1982, Jugnauth also served two terms in ceremonial role of president.

UN Security Council warns of growing risk the FSO Safer moored off the coast of western Yemen could rupture or explode.

Russia slams the global chemical weapons watchdog for collecting evidence remotely and relying on 'pseudo witnesses'.

Shagufta Masih and husband Shafqat Emmanuel spent seven years on death row for allegedly sending ‘blasphemous’ messages.

Martial law extended by 15 days as attacks carried out by rebels continue in the restive region.

A longtime recipient of US military aid, Israel has developed a domestic arms industry and become a key global supplier.

New variant has not been linked to any sequenced cases elsewhere in the country although patient had travelled.