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None of Canada's 'Five Eyes' alliance members - US, UK, Australia or New Zealand - echoed Justin Trudeau's allegation.

Paxton drowned in September last year after his jeep plunged off the bridge that had broken off nine years ago.

The British monarch addresses lawmakers in the upper chamber of the French Parliament on the second day of his visit.

President Yoon expected to exercise his power to reject the motion after PM Han Duck-soo was accused of 'incompetence'.

South Africa's south coast has been hit by extremely rough seas, known as 'spring tide' phenomenon, since last weekend.

The elections, due to be held in November, are delayed due to the election commission's fresh marking of constituencies.

Saudi Arabia ready to normalise relations with Israel in exchange for a US defence pact and civilian nuclear programme.

Moroccan girls at risk of exploitation, Libyan journalists coordinating on the ground; here's the Middle East this week.

The reported meetings took place this week in New York on the sidelines of the annual UN General Assembly.

Tocoron prison served as Tren de Aragua gang's HQ, where it had installed amenities such as a zoo and a pool.

The powerful quake killed nearly 3,000 people, most of them in remote villages of the High Atlas.

Israeli forces killed a 15-year-old Palestinian boy when he discovered their presence during a raid, rights group says.

Azerbaijan denies the allegations as 'completely false' as ethnic Armenians meet Baku's officials to discuss truce.

Key speakers, meetings and talks scheduled for the third day of the 78th UN General Assembly.

UN cultural body says memorial sites for human suffering can play a key role in peacebuilding.

Real Madrid overcome Union Berlin with injury-time goal, while Napoli and Salzburg also record wins.

Some eastern tribes fear the Sudanese army's dominant presence threatens their ownership of land.

In ancient times, women hunters were common in the nomadic Kazakh community in Central Asia. But where are they today?

Liberal feminism helped create the space for Brand to 'joke' about raping women without meaningful pushback.

Humanitarian organisations have issued warnings about the imminent risk of 'weapon contamination' in Libya.

The Palestinian Bedouin village of Khirbet Susiya has long been under Israeli threat of demolition.

Reports of attacks on Ukraine's Cherkasy, Kyiv, Kharkiv, Khmelnytskiy, Rivne, Vinnytsia, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv regions.

Lina Lutfiawati was given a two year sentence over the video showing her praying before eating crispy pork.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told local media that Poland needs to focus on building up its own arms.

Jonila Castro and Jhed Tamano disappeared while working with communities opposed to Manila Bay reclamation projects.

Teo Boon Ching, a 'middleman' in a global criminal network, was arrested in Thailand after an undercover operation.

Trudeau is playing politics. And he's hiding Canada's long history of allowing foreign allies to target its nationals.

Russia's Ministry of Defence did not release information regarding possible casualties or damage in the latest air raid.

Ukraine's forces also capture two towns in the east as they flank Bakhmut city, erode Russian defences in the south.

As the war enters its 575th day, these are the main developments.

General CQ Brown has been confirmed as chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff, despite a months-long Senate blockade.

Residents of the island of Rempang have until Sep 28 to leave their homes and make way for a China-funded mega project.

The work-training programme will seek to help 20,000 young people gain jobs in conservation and clean energy.

In an interview with US broadcaster Fox, crown prince says Palestinian issue still very important to Saudi Arabia.

Thousands of overseas adoptions during the Pinochet dictatorship have come under scrutiny amid quest for justice.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy tells special Security Council meeting that the only way to peace is full Russian withdrawal.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has come under fire after Armenian separatists in Nagorno-Karabakh agreed to disarm.

The president's comments came just as Kim Jong Un returned to Pyongyang from a six-day trip to Russia.

OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is expected to drop 250g of pebbles and dust from asteroid Bennu after seven-year quest.

The US Fed expects interest rates to fall only half a percentage point in 2024, lower than market expectations.

Canada is investigating possible links between the killing of a Sikh leader and India's government, tanking relations.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pushes back the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in the UK from 2030 to 2035.

The move is meant to help combat vast armies of bots', Musk said, but it's unclear if it will work.

The five-year plan would target 4.2 million people in the worst-hit provinces and covers rehousing and emergency aid.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accuses New Delhi of triggering tension between the two countries.

The bill passes with a total of 454 lawmakers voting in favour and only two voting against.

Kagame is eligible to continue in office for another decade after a 2015 constitutional amendment.

Meeting on UN sidelines comes amid apparent friction between two leaders over Israeli premier's judicial overhaul plan.

The bill defines an array of punishments for violators of a mandatory dress code, including fines and prison terms.

Sergey Shoigu meets senior military and security officials on visit to Tehran, says Russia-Iran ties reach a new level.