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Moscow says SpaceX's internet service 'cannot be officially used here in any way'.

The Israeli army has pushed them from one spot in Gaza to another. Now these exhausted people say they're done moving.

Three Palestinian Americans were detained last week by Israeli forces, but their families say the US has yet to step in.

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin says Thaksin will be 'normal citizen' after release, expected after February 17.

Republican Mike Johnson says the bill does not address the 'most pressing' issue of security at the US-Mexico border.

As the war enters its 720th day, these are the main developments.

34-year-old man killed after gunfire breaks out following argument between groups of teenagers at station in the Bronx.

While economic growth and infrastructure improved under Jokowi's watch, some worry about democratic decline.

US president must do more than criticise Israeli leader behind closed doors, advocates say, as Rafah offensive looms.

The US president posted a meme featuring himself with laser beams shooting from his eyes. What was that about?

Pro-Palestinian activists have been sharing a video in response to an Israeli advert for the Super Bowl

Indian authorities bulldozed a mosque and a religious school in Haldwani sparking deadly protests by residents.

The UN warns that Palestinians are on the brink of starvation.

Austin has been hospitalised in the critical care unit for complications from prostate cancer.

The 1974 Boldt decision was the culmination of the fish wars', which saw Indigenous leaders fight for fishing rights.

Josep Borrell says 'too many people' are being killed in Gaza as Israel pledges to press on with Rafah offensive.

At least 51 people are missing as officials say time is running out to find more survivors.

Americans are being declined for loans, memberships and even job opportunities by AI systems without any appeal policy.

Many accuse the ruling party of infiltrating opposition but say Chamisa's cult of personality politics made it possible.

A special election in Long Island is seen as a precursor for the battle to control the US House of Representatives.

Moscow says UK bears responsibility for 'crimes against civilians' for assisting Ukraine to repel Russia's invasion.

Nagham and Mohammad lost their parents and are taking care of their siblings as fear of an Israeli attack ratchets up.

His interview with Tucker Carlson reveals how he envisions negotiations and peace.

The settlers are accused of committing human rights abuses against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

The former president has repeatedly said the US is unfairly carrying the financial burden of the security alliance.

We examine why Ivory Coast's defeat of Nigeria in the Africa Cup of Nations may have just marked the greatest AFCON yet.

Farmers continue to protest that cheap grain imports, mandated by the EU, are hurting them, despite financial support.

The legislation may be in breach of international treaties, according to a parliamentary report.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party and its affiliates won the most seats, but accusations of tampering persist.

Palestinian doctor Amira al-Asooli has risked getting shot by Israeli snipers to help wounded people.

The direction Brussels is taking on migration policies risks eroding the international legal order.

Farmers are protesting to demand higher support or guaranteed prices for their produce.

Sall's decision to push back the February 25 presidential vote has plunged Senegal into a constitutional crisis.

At least 67 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza's southern city of Rafah as strikes hit houses and mosques.

Human rights advocate Moazzam Begg returns to Afghanistan to battle demons and champion justice in the shadow of war.

Israel has carried out strikes in Rafah where 1.4 million Palestinians are sheltering, killing dozens of people.

A Houthi military spokesman reiterated that attacks from Yemen will persist until Israel halts its war in Gaza.

Biden et al may claim to ask Israel to stop the looming carnage. Netanyahu won't be deterred by their empty 'warnings'.

The court noted a clear risk that the parts are being used in 'serious violations of international humanitarian law'.

Months after the disaster that killed hundreds at sea, nine accused men languishing in prison insist they are innocent.

To defeat Russia's might and allies' political flicker, Ukraine wants to build the defence workshop of the world.

Nobel peace prize laureate Maria Ressa and Urvashi Aneja explore how current AI developments impact the Global South.

The Ivory Coast complete their own tournament of comebacks to beat Nigeria 2-1 in the 2023 AFCON final in Abidjan.

A decades-long pursuit to disarm mosquitoes has produced new vaccines. But will they be enough?

Seven of the men have already been returned to India, but details of the case remain scant.

The three-time PM's party fell short in the election, as Imran Khan's candidates emerged on top. What's next for Sharif?

As war continues unabated in Sudan, an acute food emergency could kill hundreds of thousands of people by next year.

Kiptum, who exploded onto the marathon scene in October, was the overwhelming favourite to win the Paris Olympics.

Ahead of national elections, a market is opening up for such deepfakes to boost the appeal of political parties.