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"Whoever goes to Afghanistan has one story that they will probably remember for the rest of their lives."

After his dream of being a football player was crushed by the war, this Palestinian has a new goal of becoming a coach.

ANC leader now set to appoint cabinet featuring his weakened party and coalition partners in unity government.

More than 75 million people across the United States are under heat alerts as temperatures soar.

Christian Tein is accused of instigating riots against French rule last month that killed nine people.

New report says Israeli military and Palestinian groups committed war crimes and rights abuses since October 7.

Vietnam is a rising nation the West wants closer ties with. The visit is a signal from Russia: Putin isn't isolated.

Hundreds of thousands are stranded by flash floods and heavy rain with refugee camps for Rohingya Muslims most affected.

To Lam's rise to power is indicative of the Vietnam government's worsening repression.

One of Gaza's biggest amusement parks has become an informal camp for forcibly displaced Palestinians seeking refuge.

Report by UN experts in January found 'credible' evidence that United Arab Emirates has been arming RSF paramilitary.

Price of asthma inhalers has more than doubled amid scarcity and added costs after GSK exited Nigerian market in 2023.

USA will look to build on their success and cause another upset against favourites South Africa at North Sound, Antigua.

Sentence expands list of US citizens detained in Russia as Moscow says awaiting response on prisoner swap proposals.

Record-breaking rains cause intense flooding in the south, while the north reels from drought and high temperatures.

This is the welcome ceremony North Korea held for Russian President Vladimir Putin's first visit there in 24 years.

Although independence remains a popular idea, Labour is viewed by many as the strongest party to oust the Conservatives.

Deal signed as China seeks to raise influence in Asia Pacific region amid rising geopolitical tension.

The Israeli military says it has approved operational plans for an offensive against Hezbollah.

A fire at a weapons depot in Chad sent a series of explosions near the international airport in the capital N'Djamena.

India has sought rights to explore an underwater cobalt-rich mountain. But Sri Lanka also has eyes on the region.

US prosecutors charge two dozen people over alleged $50m money laundering scheme.

The crew abandoned the coal carrier after it was struck by Houthi missiles, which started a fire, on June 12.

Russian and North Korean leaders aim to deepen ties as both countries face isolation.

Fast food giant pulls plug on AI-powered voice-ordering at about 100 outlets after viral videos of order mishaps.

PresidentMahamat Idriss Deby Itno says there have been deaths and injuries but does not specify the number.

Chip giant's market capitalisation hits $3.335 trillion as stock prices continues its stellar rise.

As the war enters its 845th day, these are the main developments.

North Korea says Russian leader's visit is a historic event showing the 'invincibility' of the two countries' ties.

Rights groups' analysis of official data shows some 630 villages in Xinjiang had their names changed in this way.

A report finds nuclear powers have increased spending on a scale never seen before.

Russian President Vladimir Putin embraced North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as he arrived in Pyongyang.

If Serbia's Olympic authority is correct, then Djokovic will join Rafael Nadal as another huge name in Paris.

Israeli PM says the US promised to work to remove restrictions, but Washington says bomb shipment still under review.

Advocates say US president's effort to regularise some undocumented immigrants will help keep families together.

Move comes after Rutte offered assurances he wouldn't force Hungary to partake in NATO plans to provide support to Kyiv.

Drone footage released by Hezbollah is claiming to show the group's surveillance of Israel's port city of Haifa.

Wide-ranging proposed tax increases, including a 16 percent VAT on bread, sparked protests and confrontation in Kenya.

Civil society groups say 210 people were arrested, including protesters, journalists and observers from rights groups.

What's the schedule and path to the final? Will holders England face India or Australia? What are Afghanistan's chances?

A total of 77 organisations will receive funds from Austrian-German heiress Marlene Engelhorn's inheritence.

Israeliphysiciansrisk becoming,or mayalready be, complicit in torture and ill-treatment of detained Palestinians.

Easily edited and reliant on real videos, they're less sophisticated than deepfakes - but very effective.

Thousands of Muslims have been performing the final rites on the last day of this year's Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia

Israeli politician Moshe Feiglin quoted Adolf Hitler when discussing the push to create what he called a Hebrew Gaza'.

Palestinian trainee lawyer Noor Nassar has created a mobile classroom to help provide education to children in Gaza.

Discover how Israeli military tactics shape US 'cop cities', affecting civil liberties for marginalised communities.

The White House has criticised Republicans for sharing manipulated" viral videos of President Biden.

Volker Turk tells UN Human Rights Council there are concerns about unlawful killings of Palestinians.

US says cross-border hostilities should cease urgently as Gaza war threatens to escalate into major regional conflict.