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New Delhi and Islamabad have provided contrasting claims about the incident.

Trade dispute between the southeast African neighbours left Malawian fruit sellers struggling for produce and income.

As the archrivals halt hostilities after four days of fighting, analysts discuss if either gained an upper hand.

Drop a pin to guess where each Palestinian city is, and uncover its history, culture and the impact of the 1948 Nakba.

Cuts come in addition to $2.2bn in suspended contracts and grants, as US president seeks to pressure Ivy League school.

Mujica, a former Marxist guerrilla known by the nickname 'Pepe', became a beloved figure for his simple lifestyle.

US President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday in Saudi Arabia that he would lift sanctions on Syria.

In Riyadh, US president focuses on business, shifting from Biden's policy that prioritised Saudi Arabian-Israeli ties.

French actor Gerard Depardieu was found guilty on May 13 of sexually assaulting two women on a 2021 film set.

Human rights groups say politicians have been forcibly disappeared in recent days

US President Donald Trump surprised with news that his administration will drop sanctions on Syria.

Trump announced that he will remove the US sanctions against Syria, imposed during President Bashar al-Assad's rule.

Officials say prisons at almost double capacity earlier this month.

The world's two biggest economies agree to de-escalate tariff face-off.

Evidence shows Jeffries's statement that about 20 percent of veteran households rely on food stamps is mostly false.

The UN faces a historic crisis as aid is slashed, staff are laid off, and millions worldwide risk losing urgent support.

Attorney Areva Martin breaks down Diddy's first court day, analysing the proceedings and key evidence presented so far.

US president declares sanctions have 'served their purpose' and this gives Syria 'a chance at greatness'.

I spent 22 days in Gaza. I saw so much death and destruction but also unbelievable courage, compassion and dedication.

Pakistan reiterates its commitment to the ceasefire but warns it will respond forcefully to any future Indian attacks.

The suspects made off with nearly $6m in jewellery, in a robbery that prompted change in the entertainment industry.

After clashes kill six in Tripoli, PM Abdul Hamid Dbeibah says a military operation restored calm in the capital.

The murder of Aboubakar Cisse at a French mosque should be investigated by anti-terror police, according to a lawyer.

The White House says an agreement with Saudi Arabia includes investments in weapons and technology totaling $600bn.

Fault Lines, Mother Jones investigate how private equity firm gutted a hospital chain for profit, endangering patients.

Israel's template for genocide' is being used in Sudan, according to international law expert Luigi Daniele.

The United Nations raised alarm over the large number of people being deported from the United States.

A near-complete ballot count shows the Socialist Party secured 52 percent of the votes or 82 of 140 parliamentary seats.

With their La Liga title defence now in serious jeopardy, Real Madrid host Mallorca with their season on the line.

In the heart of the occupied city of Ramallah, a governor leads her people through a month of grief, defiance and hope.

The BJP whipped up war fervour in the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack. Now it cannot disappoint' with peace.

One of the witnesses, Daniel Phillip, will testify again as the sex-trafficking trial enters day two.

US President Donald Trump is in Saudi Arabia, on the first day of his three-nation Middle East tour.

Trump stirs controversy by calling Afrikaners, a minority group descended from Dutch colonists, victims of a genocide'

As Gaza lies in ruins, who will lead its reconstruction, and what future awaits under siege without a political roadmap?

A group of white South Africans granted refugee status have arrived in the US.

"We kept finding her on the streets so we involved her in our skate programs."

An Israeli air attack on Nasser Medical Complex in southern Gaza killed at least two people, including journalist Hassan

Trump administration's move to make the Real ID mandatory raises questions about how it will affect noncitizens.

Depardieu is put on the sex offenders list and receives a suspended sentence for groping the women on a film set.

Hassan Eslaih has been killed in Nasser Hospital during treatment for injuries sustained in the previous Israeli attack.

Tennis great Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray split weeks before the French Open after six-month coaching partnership.

PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan is leading peace efforts to end a Kurdish armed rebellion against Turkiye after four decades.

Zelenskyy welcomes the US leader's initiative, insists Putin should also be in the Turkish city 'in person'.

Experts say the pullback on tariffs shows that China managed to stand its ground, as Trump battled domestic pressure.

Nazi propaganda materials dating back to 1941 were discovered in the basement of Argentina's Supreme Court.

New York Knicks take a 3-1 series lead after winning Game 4 against Boston Celtics, who lost Jayson Tatum to injury.

The ICAO says Russia must pay damages for the downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine in 2014.

US President Donald Trump has arrived in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the first stop of a three-country tour of Gulf states.

Al-Haq, a Palestinian rights organisation, and the Global Legal Action Network take their case to the High Court.