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US federal agents raided homes belonging to Sean Diddy' Combs, who is accused of sex trafficking.

Real Madrid winger says he 'will stay because that way the racists can continue to see my face more and more'.

Chen Xuyuan's sentencing concludes a wide-ranging anticorruption probe involving top football officials in China.

Staff warned that language in national broadcaster's coverage 'favoured the Israeli narrative over objective reporting'.

US presidential candidate says October 7 Hamas attack was brutal, but Israel is now losing international support.

CEO Dave Calhoun's departure comes as aircraft manufacturer is facing intense scrutiny over safety record.

New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters says alleged cyberattack 'unacceptable'.

As the war enters its 761st day, these are the main developments.

Groups fighting against the ruling military are making gains despite air and drone attacks.

Analysts say US decision against vetoing the UN measure signals Biden's growing frustration with Israel's PM Netanyahu.

Canada has organised helicopters to fly 'vulnerable' citizens out of Haiti and into the neighbouring Dominican Republic.

The Binance executive was detained when he arrived in Nigeria following the crackdown on the company.

New US law includes yearlong ban on funding to UN agency that supports Palestinian refugees.

Russian leader also suggests Ukraine is somehow involved in the attack without providing any evidence.

Russian president Vladimir Putin says the Kyiv regime' is responsible for Friday's deadly shooting

The sanctions identify a company and individuals accused of working with the Chinese government to launch cyberattacks.

Griffiths has worked as the UN's under-secretary-general for humanitarian affairs for three years.

A Muslim family in India was cornered by a group of men who sprayed water and Holi colours on them, against their will.

Many officials around the world have welcomed the resolution.

Ruling gives former US President Donald Trump, who had faced possible seizure of his assets, 10 days to post $175m bond.

An UNRWA official says Israel's refusal to allow UNRWA aid into north Gaza is a death sentence' for people.

Even if some Russians blame their president for failing to foil the attack, they have no other security guarantor.

The UN Security Council has passed a resolution demanding immediate ceasefire in Gaza for Ramadan

Trafficking of illicit weapons - largely from the US - by land, air and sea is powering a wave of violence, experts say.

Faye, a former tax inspector, has pledged to weed out corruption, restore stability and prioritise economic sovereignty.

UNSC calls for a 'lasting, sustainable ceasefire' in Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza and the release of all hostages.

Archaeology isoften a mechanism of power. As such, its scholars have an obligation to speak up against oppression.

Official results are expected to be announced by the Dakar appeals court on Friday.

Former President Donald Trump has hours to cover $454m judgement or risk property seizures in civil fraud case.

Fault Lines investigates the suppression of Palestine advocacy on college campuses in the United States.

Chennai to host the IPL final and second qualifier while the first qualifier and eliminator will be played in Ahmedabad.

Palestinians who fled the ongoing Israeli siege of Gaza's al-Shifa Hospital recount mistreatment by Israeli forces.

15-year-old cloakroom attendant Islam Khalilov helped dozens of people to safety during the theatre attack near Moscow.

I aided and abetted the invasion of the United States.

The announcement is part of a series of top-level staff changes at embattled US plane maker.

Son has returned home after being held on the suspicion of accepting bribes while playing in the Chinese Super League.

Antitrust regulators will probe the Big Tech companies for potential breaches of the Digital Markets Act.

NGOs warn that hunger, disease and lack of education stalk Yemen as war persists.

Video has surfaced of a Palestinian boy being assaulted and made to remove his shirt by an Israeli soldier.

Everyday Russians say they feel anxious after Friday's brutal attack at the Crocus City Hall that killed 137 people.

Holi marks arrival of spring in India, Nepal and other South Asian countries as well as the victory of good over evil.

Five people, including a teenage girl, were injured in a Russian missile attack on Kyiv.

Quake struck as remote western region already dealing with floods from earlier this month.

Scientists, historians point to a pattern in Israel's white phosphorous use that destroyed swathes of southern Lebanon.

United Nations chief says 'growing consensus emerging in international community to tell Israel a ceasefire is needed'.

Pyongyang says Fumio Kishida conveyed his intention to meet the North Korean leader soon through 'another channel'.

Supporters of the leading opposition candidate have been celebrating in Senegal.

The United Nations Security Council is scheduled to vote on a draft ceasefire resolution at 10am New York time.

Reports suggest US operations in East Asia are set to be seriously upgraded.

Four men accused of participating in the ISIL-claimed attack on a Moscow theatre have appeared in court.