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Gulen, who lived in exile in the US before his death, was accused of being behind Turkey's 2016 coup attempt.

A family separated at the border and reunited in Guatemala receives an unexpected chance to return to the US.

South Korea summons Russian ambassador over Pyongyang's alleged dispatch of soldiers to support Moscow's war in Ukraine.

Penny faces up to 15 years in prison for the manslaughter of Jordan Neely in the racially-charged trial.

Elon Musk is giving money to registered voters who sign a petition created by his pro-Trump America PAC.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of the new National Basketball Association (NBA) season in North America.

Cattle when grazed sustainably can be part of climate action and help vulnerable populations build resilience.

The pact is part of a resolution to the four-year standoff at the contested border areas, India's foreign ministry says.

Video from Israel's state news broadcaster shows crowds of forcibly displaced Palestinians at a military checkpoint.

Rescue workers banned from accessing besieged areas, making it difficult to ascertain the exact number of people killed.

From the heartbreak of 2010 to being crowned champions in 2024, New Zealand's Devine and Bates have seen it all.

Moldova's pro-EU President Maia Sandu has blamed fraud for potential defeat in a referendum on joining the EU.

Israeli forces launched an operation in the north on October 6, laying siege to hundreds of thousands of people.

Environmental leaders convene in Colombia to debate how to save nature from current rate of destruction.

From sadness to despair, anger to resignation, Hamas leader's death has shaken people in Gaza.

Al-Qard al-Hassan offers microcredit in a country where traditional banking system collapsed five years ago.

The Supreme Court's chief justice will now be selected by parliamentary committee and have a fixed term of three years.

Candidate Donald Trump made a campaign stop at a McDonald's, while Harris celebrated her birthday at a church.

Protesters demanding star cricketer's inclusion in the team were targeted by those opposing his return home, police say.

It is the second attack on non-local workers in the disputed region since a local government was sworn in last week.

Thousands of men have abandoned their posts, blaming poor conditions on the front lines.

Turkish Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, who Ankara says was behind a 2016 failed coup, has died in the United States.

Vote also shows incumbent President Sandu getting 41.91 percent in her re-election bid, likely forcing her into run-off.

Israel has targeted sites in Lebanon belonging to what they say is Hezbollah's financial arm'.

If Robert Roberson's execution eventually goes ahead, it will be the first for shaken baby syndrome.

The UK's King Charles was heckled by Aboriginal senator Lidia Thorpe as he finished a speech in Australia.

Verstappen and Norris are separated by 57 points on the drivers' championship table after the race, with Leclerc third.

A former ally of Turkish President Erdogan, Gulen was accused of masterminding a failed coup in 2016 and lived in exile.

British king and queen are on a nine-day tour of Australia and Samoa.

As the war enters its 969th day, these are the main developments.

Community remembers Marcelo Perez as outspoken champion of Indigenous, labour rights in Mexican state of Chiapas.

US presidential candidates zero in on battleground states of Pennsylvania and Georgia as Election Day nears.

UNIFIL says Israeli forces 'deliberately' damaged one of its positions in southern Lebanon.

Forty-four countries have been declared malaria free, but there were still 249 million cases in 2022.

Plan to give $1m per day until November 5 election could violate law against using cash to induce voting, experts say.

Israel has intensified attacks across Lebanon, leaving cities and villages devastated.

Sanjay Kumar Verma, who is being expelled from Canada, says had 'nothing at all' to do with Hardeep Singh Nijjar murder.

EU froze accession talks after Georgia government passed controversial 'foreign influence law' earlier this year.

US economist Richard Wolff weighs in on BRICS, the systemic problems of the US economy, and the future of Israel.

The reported defection comes as Sudan's army attempts to push back its former ally, the paramilitary RSF.

Democrats hold a slim majority in Congress's upper chamber. But that lead could erode with 34 Senate seats up for grabs.

Donald Trump chartered a 727 for Nelson Mandela's 1990 trip to the US. But it wasn't a gift.

Kyiv has also struck storage infrastructure at a military airfield, in a rare aerial attack on Russia.

The Israeli army has released footage showing dozens of Palestinians being rounded up in besieged northern Gaza.

Video shows the moment a multi-storey building collapses in Kenya's capital, Nairobi.

Prosecutors said accused exchanged information with a member of ISIL and was planning to use firearms in his assault.

The Black South African singer defied the odds to become a household name in the US. Then she was cancelled.

An Israeli air strike hit a residential block killing close to 100 Palestinians while they slept in Beit Lahiya.

Video shows the shocking moment a crowd of Palestinians are attacked as they try to help a badly wounded person.

The use of Palestinian civilians as human baits' in Gaza demonstrates how racism informs Israel's warfare practices.