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Al Sadd forward Afif won the award for the second time after leading Qatar to the AFC Asian Cup title at home in 2023.

More than 14 million forced from their homes with hunger, disease and sexual violence rampant.

Vatican commission's report is first-ever assessment of church's efforts to address crisis of sexual abuse by clergy.

Georgia's traditionally Democrat-supporting 2.6 million Black voters are a growing segment. Can Trump make inroads?

The US says it will not impose new limits on Ukraine's use of its weapons if North Korea joins Russia's war.

Lebanon's Tyre has seen Israeli-wrought destruction before and has recovered. It will rebuild yet again.

We join the debate as protests over the iPhone 16 demand accountability for exploitation in mineral mining.

Huge explosions were seen in two incidents involving stores of fireworks being set on fire in India.

The life of Pashtun leader Bacha Khan, who fought to end British colonial rule in India by non-violent means.

Remarks by a stand-up comedian at a Trump rally could swing the vote in battleground states like Pennsylvania.

Ballots in five randomly selected polling stations in each of Georgia's 84 electoral districts will be recounted.

Defence spending boost needs parliament nod, comes as Iran and Israel exchanged tit-for-tat missile strikes in October.

Attacks carried out as the humanitarian situation worsens and ceasefire talks are expected to be fruitless.

US network says it has 'zero room for racism' after Girdusky tells Hasan: 'I hope your beeper doesn't go off.'

American 'democracy' is a sweet illusion meant to convince the gullible that party 1 is different from party 1a.

Republican Vice Presidential Candidate JD Vance suggested that people should take a chill pill'.

System to pick US president created in 1787, when the South found a way to inflate its numbers and political influence.

Deputy leader promoted after Israeli assassinations left the Lebanon-based group in a leadership vacuum.

Families killed in war.

Government accused of making people targets during August attack by al-Qaeda-linked armed group.

As the war enters its 977th day, these are the main developments.

Understanding the Electoral College, battleground states and key races in the US for the November 5 vote.

On Tuesday, Kamala Harris will be in Washington, DC, while Trump will be travelling to Pennsylvania.

Southeast Asian country's longest-serving prime minister had been hospitalised for a respiratory infection.

Real Madrid boycotted the award ceremony in an apparent protest as Vinicius did not win despite being the frontrunner.

By attacking the UN and the rules based order, these two rogue states are merely hastening their own decline.

Israeli laws will prevent UNRWA from providing life-saving support to Palestinians in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.

Jeff Bezos claims giving such support can 'create a perception of bias'.

US increases estimated number of North Korean troops sent to Russia amid fears Moscow's war on Ukraine could expand.

Treasury Department says curbs will ensure US investment does not advance technologies that threaten national security.

Police believe incidents in which ballots were destroyed by fire in US states of Oregon and Washington are linked.

Democratic candidate appears with running mate Tim Walz, singer Maggie Rogers at rally in key swing state of Michigan.

Taiwan's semiconductor sector is watching US election closely amid geopolitical rivalry between Washington and Beijing.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature says tree species are at risk of extinction in 192 countries.

Two very different versions have emerged of Sunday's incident when Morales says his car was hit by bullets.

Opinion polls suggest the US presidential election is tight.

Antonio Guterres says millions going hungry and others face atrocities amid escalating attacks by rival forces.

Sharmahd, a German citizen who holds US residency, was sentenced to death in 2023 for 'leading terror operations'.

Critics say the giveway is an illegal attempt to register voters in swing states that may determine the Nov 5 election.

US President Joe Biden says the White House is in talks with Egypt over a proposed two-day truce in Gaza.

'There's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean,' Tony Hinchcliffe said of Puerto Rico.

More than a 1,000 Palestinians have been killed during Israel's 24-day siege of north Gaza.

Some Lebanese are escaping Israeli bombardment by finding safety in Syrian cities like Homs and Aleppo.

UNRWA, which has been under Israeli attacks since the war began last year, provides essential aid to Palestinians.

Protests come after the opposition and the president said the vote was rigged in favour of the ruling party.

As Israel carpet-bombs Lebanon, one horse owner created a haven for horses who survived the shelling.

Israel's intelligence agency, known as the Mossad, has been blamed for a recent spate of killings and sabotage.

Ukrainian military intelligence had recorded the presence of North Korean units in Russia's Kursk region.

The Palestinian leader held in solitary confinement reportedly suffers numerous injuries in the September 9 attack.

Depardieu was not present at the trial due to ill health, according to his lawyer.