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Buildings reportedly shake and sirens blare around the Colombian capital as people rush into the streets.

Supporters of conservative Popular Party demand Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez step down amid corruption scandals.

Trump pardoned 24 people, erasing $1.3bn in fines and restitution, claims ex-DOJ official Liz Oyer. Is this true?

Yasemin Acar, on board the Gaza aid flotilla Madleen, talks about when they hope to reach Gaza's territorial waters".

From missing stars and top teams to concerns over player welfare, here are key talking points before Club World Cup.

Apparently, Musk's money can buy quick forgiveness in the Democratic' Party.

Is there a shift in the digital surveillance of ordinary people?

The Colombian senator is said to be in critical condition after an attack at a Bogota campaign rally.

Attorney Robert Patillo compares Trump's crackdown on LA protests to tactics used by autocratic regimes.

Left-wing parties decry the lack of public debate on move to speed up naturalisation of immigrants.

Beyond the palaces, an ensemble sings about the workers who built a city on water - and the newcomers who sustain it.

Flights are halted at Moscow's Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports amid safety concerns after the drone attacks.

The organisers say up to 300,000 people took to the streets of the Italian capital in support of Palestinians.

Protesters clash with law enforcement in the US city after a crackdown on its large migrant population.

With US President Donald Trump in attendance, Dvalishvili dominates challenger O'Malley in a third-round victory.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is strongly against the proposal and has urged people to abstain.

The decision to add 22 settlements to the occupied West Bank ignores international law and a landmark UN resolution.

Senator Miguel Uribe 'is fighting for his life' after being shot at a campaign rally for his presidential candidacy bid.

Israeli PM says he will keep war on Gaza going until 'Hamas is defeated', but analysts say he may not want that.

White House says the US president is deploying 2,000 guardsmen as protests against immigration raids continue.

These are the key events on day 1,200 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Latest deadly attack at US-backed aid hub kills eight Palestinians seeking food on second day of Eid al-Adha.

Riot police, protesters clash for a second day in Los Angeles after military-style immigration raids.

Defending champions Spain face 2019 winners, and Iberian rivals, Portugal in Sunday's Nations League final in Munich.

Hamas warns the fate of a captive being held in an area targeted by the Israeli army will rest on the military.

It's over: US president no desire to make up with Musk, who dredged up allegations of links to sex offender Epstein.

Short-lived alliance between Donald Trump and Elon Musk appears to have come to a dramatic end.

Coco Gauff of the United States wins her second Grand Slam title beating Aryana Sabalenka of Belarus at the French Open.

Saad bin Atef al-Awlaki, wanted by the US, challenges Houthi dominance of Arab and Muslim world's resistance movement.

Al-Nassr and Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo said he has no plans to play at Club World Cup, starting June 14.

The Rukban displacement camp, which opened and was cut off in the height of the war in 2014, housed thousands of people.

Another tortured round of Gaza ceasefire negotiations, another set of headlines laying the blame solely on Hamas.

French leader's visit to Greenland comes after US President Donald Trump's threats to annex the Arctic territory.

Medical sources say eight killed in a shooting incident near an aid distribution site west of Rafah in southern Gaza.

More than 40 people arrested by immigration officials in 'oppressive and vile paramilitary operation', advocates say.

Israeli aggression and expansionism are not signs of ascendance; rather they point to inevitable failure.

Nayna Gupta of American Immigration Council says US authorities go after non-citizens to rack up their arrest numbers.

Defence Minister Phumtham Wechayachai says Thailand reinforces military presence in response to Cambodia move.

An Iranian spokesperson called the move a sign of a 'supremacist and racist mentality' dominating US policy.

Photo and text guide to the 11 US cities, and 12 venues, hosting a total of 63 matches at FIFA Club World Cup 2025.

New NBA league in Europe moves a step closer as talks with International Basketball Federation continue.

Ukrainian air force says Russia struck with 215 missiles and drones in overnight assault.

Protesters gathered after immigration agents took dozens of people into custody during raids across Los Angeles.

Lin Latt Shwe, 6, was detained along with her mother and other suspects in the killing of retired general in Yangon.

India has more than 300 million unorganised sector workers. Many suffer from withheld wages, endless toil and coercion.

The UK-based researcher said the cause of the outage in the secretive state seems to be internal rather than an attack.

Coconut oil, a crucial ingredient in the summer treat, is getting more expensive.

Israel warned 'there will be no calm in Beirut' after launching the largest attack on the city since the ceasefire.

Poppy cultivation and methamphetamine production has surged in Myanmar amid the country's grinding civil war.

These are the key events on day 1,199 of Russia's war on Ukraine.