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A Syrian and Ukrainian refugee met in Turkey, fell in love, and decided to be together forever after the quake.

More than 204 million people were registered to vote across the archipelago in one of the world's biggest elections.

The Republican frontrunner had questioned United States' willingness to support its NATO allies if they were attacked.

Republican charge against Alejandro Mayorkas is part of push to put migration at the centre of November's election.

Beijing's move is being seen as a shot in the arm for the Taliban as it struggles for global recognition amid sanctions.

As the war enters its 722nd day, these are the main developments.

Talks in Cairo have ended without agreement as calls continue for Israel to halt a full-fledged attack on Rafah.

The United Nations' top court ordered Israel to prevent destruction in Gaza.

At least nine miners are feared to be buried under debris after a huge landslide hit a gold mine in Turkey.

Dozens killed in Israeli attacks that its military said were covering for an operation to rescue two captives in Rafah.

Palestinians fled to Rafah to seek refuge from Israel's war. Now, fearing a ground offensive many are fleeing again.

Cross-border shelling into Israel will only end when Israel's 'aggression' on Gaza stops, Hassan Nasrallah says.

An Israeli drone strike has targeted two journalists in Muraj, north of Rafah, including Al Jazeera's Ismail Abu Omar.

World Court asked to order additional emergency measures ahead of an assault on Gaza city crammed with displaced people.

Two leading parties announce separate coalition plans to help secure a majority needed after Pakistan's contested polls.

Two activists who organized a protest for a ceasefire in Gaza say their combined effort amplifies their message.

The boom around 'nearshoring' and tensions with China have led to a manufacturing boom in Mexico, for the US.

Jailed candidate Yasmin Rashid says she defeated Nawaz Sharif for a seat in Pakistan's general election.

France's decision comes on the back of similar sanctions by the US and the UK.

Amnesty International warns Israel has already violated international law in Rafah in four assaults since December.

When Mahmoud Murtaja and his family returned to their home in Gaza, they never imagined the desolation that awaited.

Israel does not intend to 'evacuate' Palestinians from Rafah to safety. It seeks to kill or deport them.

Police say journalists were charged with collaborating in vandalising an historical site in an incident last year.

Some 1.4 million Palestinians have been sheltering in a 64sq km area, hoping for safety that has not materialised.

Number of American Jews who say they feel less secure in the US has jumped 22 percent since last year's survey.

Farmers demand legal minimum price for their crops as they march to New Delhi, ask government to fulfill its promises.

The midfielder, a key member of the Nigerian squad, has been scapegoated by social media trolls for years.

New commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyii has a strong history of tactical success, but much hinges on US military aid.

The display is seen as a clear message to Israel and the US as the war in Gaza spreads tensions across the region.

Police in India have fired tear gas at protesting farmers on the Haryana-Punjab state border.

The Amhara violence is Ethiopia's most serious crisis since a 2022 peace agreement ended war in neighbouring Tigray.

They say laughter is the best medicine. But in the face of Israel's attacks on Gaza, can satire heal the wounds of war?

Correspondent Ismail Abu Omar and cameraman Ahmad Matar in serious condition, rushed to European Gaza Hospital.

Estonian PM Kaja Kallas among targets as her intel chief warns Russian war on West coming in 'next decade'.

India face England in the third Test in Rajkot on Thursday with the five-match series level at 1-1.

Spending set to rise in 2024 with Israel's war on Gaza, Russia-Ukraine conflict, tensions in Indo-Pacific.

Republican hardliners have vowed to oppose the passage of the bill through the House of Representatives.

World's first AI Act will aim to set guardrails on the technology and protect 'fundamental rights'.

The United States claims Iran violated its sanctions when it sold the jumbo jet to Venezuela.

Protests outside the London residence of UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to denounce the Israeli attacks on Rafah.

Human rights defender Diala Ayesh, 28, has been held in administrative detention since January 17.

Violence that erupted after a mosque and school were demolished has killed six people and deepened divisions.

The 40-group collective behind the march is protesting against 'constitutional coup', as alleged by the opposition.

Farmers head to the capital after talks with the government failed to defuse their anger.

National emergency declared as oil coats numerous beaches of twin-island nation in the eastern Caribbean.

First flare-up since the launch of peace talk sees Yerevan, Baku swap accusations of opening fire on militarised border.

Farmers are demanding minimum crop prices after talks fail, with renewed protests coming ahead of national elections.

Three former and future UN climate summit hosts will form a 'troika' to to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Israel continues to face growing international pressure to agree to a truce amid mounting humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Pakistan is in limbo after a split verdict. But what options does Khan's PTI have, after candidates won the most seats?