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The role Pacific people play in shaping their future amid growing environmental and geopolitical challenges.

The Sudanese Armed Forces say they have withdrawn from the area as part of its 'defensive arrangements'.

A Myanmar military jet crashed in Sagaing Region, an area that has seen intense fighting during Myanmar's civil war.

The US and China have agreed to a framework that restores a truce in their trade war after two days of talks in London.

US President Donald Trump says he is losing confidence about reaching a deal with Iran.

The protests erupted following ICE immigration raids, igniting a battle between state and federal officials.

Stunned nation observes minute's silence, mourners line central square in Graz where 10 shot dead at local school.

Israel's longest serving prime minister faces the difficult task of overcoming opposition both domestically and abroad.

The International Organization for Migration says group of 150 were forced off boat by smugglers to swim to shore.

The Trump administration has used the narrative that unauthorised migrants are behind criminal activity in Los Angeles.

Cameron told ICC's Khan arrest warrants for Israeli officials would be like dropping hydrogen bomb', media report says.

Trump defended deploying over 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to Los Angeles.

"Racially motivated" riots broke out in Ballymena after two teenagers were accused of attempted rape.

As Latin America battles gender-based violence, countries are passing laws to support children whose parents are killed.

Operation Sindoor used women's bodies and symbols to cloak an old patriarchal script.

Starving Palestinians in Gaza are flocking to controversial aid distribution centres in search of food.

How US President Donald Trump's plan to deport millions is playing out.

Think tanks say the tax might rise by 7.5 percent if the Big Beautiful Bill' does not pass, rejecting Trump's claims.

Protests over Donald Trump's immigration raids continued Tuesday night in Los Angeles.

Opaque nature of Club World Cup qualifying criteria means Liverpool, Barcelona and Napoli won't feature in tournament.

The fire in Bandar Deyr, a port on the Gulf, broke out after welding triggered an explosion, official says.

Albert Ojwang's death in Kenya marks a regional crackdown aiming to crush youth-led protests before they re-emerge.

Ukrainians are full of fear as Russian forces use drones with deadly and devastating effects.

Racially motivated riots targeting migrants erupt in Ballymena after teens arrested for attempted rape.

Brazil's first win under Ancelotti confirms their spot, while the Palestinian World Cup dream is crushed by a late goal.

Experts say financial illiteracy, lax regulations, greed, economic hardship make people susceptible to scam companies.

Tusk called the vote as he seeks to regain momentum after his ally lost the presidential election earlier this month.

The ruling makes her subject to arrest and bars her from running in upcoming Buenos Aires legislative elections.

The biggest temperature increases were recorded in the Middle East, West Asia, northeast Russia, and north Canada.

Tech billionaire says some of his social media posts about the US president 'went too far'.

Residents are on edge as the Trump administration escalates force against protests that have rocked the city.

Israeli finance minister ends waiver that Palestinian banks rely on to operate after Western sanctions announced.

Los Angeles enforced a nighttime curfew during protests as Trump sent troops, drawing criticism from officials.

Two batches of 35 rhinos moved by truck and airliner as part of major rewilding involving South Africa and Rwanda.

The civil case of five Black women sets a legal precedent across the United States in the fight against organised hate.

Recent signals from both governments have underscored how their navies could play a central role in their next face-off.

Police believe the 15-year-old arrested for the attempted murder of Senator Miguel Uribe was a hitman working for money.

Negotiators say agreement will be presented to US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping for approval.

Veteran correspondent for the US broadcaster, Terry Moran, had called Trump aide Stephen Miller a 'world-class hater'.

Rioters said to target 'foreigners' in Northern Ireland town following alleged sexual assault of local teenage girl.

Karen Bass says curfew for part of downtown area in effect from 8pm on Tuesday to 6am on Wednesday.

US tariffs cast pall over green energy industry in Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Malaysia.

These are the key events on day 1,203 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The announcement marks the first time direct Libyan involvement in Sudan's ongoing war has been alleged.

The Global March to Gaza aims to pressure world leaders to end Israel's genocidal war in the Palestinian enclave.

Palestine are denied by late Oman penalty in a 1-1 draw that ends their dreams of a first FIFA World Cup appearance.

Child among 20 killed near controversial US-run aid centres; displaced people in tents and medics also killed.

Ex-president rejects charges; he and seven co-accused risk prison sentences of up to 40 years in this 'historic' trial.

Al Jazeera journalist Omar Faiad arrived in Paris after being deported by Israel for being aboard the Madleen'.

Acting Enforcement Director Cara Petersen has served with the US agency since it was founded.