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The Chinese-owned video platform breached laws on the processing of children's personal data, the EU regulator said.

Botero's works of plump and slightly Surreal forms are on display in museums and public spaces around the world.

Journalists urge one-day boycott of Meta platforms for company's decision to block news in Canada over contentious law.

The culture minister and the mayor of Tehran are among those blacklisted on the eve of Amini's first death anniversary.

Luis Rubiales appeared before a judge probing a complaint of sexual assault.

Storm expected to bring heavy rain, wind and offshore waves to parts of New England and eastern Canada, forecasters say.

If we want cutting-edge medicines at a price we can afford, the US president will need to stand his ground.

The third rate hike in two months comes as Russia grapples with higher inflation and a weaker rouble.

There are definitely differences."

The family of Nurul Hassan grieves his lynching during attack by a Hindu mob at a mosque in the state's Satara district.

Congress-led alliance accuses some anchors of partisanship towards PM Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government.

The 43-year-old steps down so party can name member to serve as parliament's opposition leader.

A hearing opens in Madrid that will see Julio Pacheco Yepes recount his torture in 1975 for opposing the dictatorship.

Property has lost value significantly in towns near the front lines, but prices in the west rose by up to 75 percent

France's digital minister says the US tech firm will implement the update to the smartphone in the next few days.

Torkham crossing was closed after forces from both sides exchanged fire, stranding travellers and trucks.

A further 10,100 people are reported missing in Libya's Mediterranean city after a storm caused devastating flooding.

More than one million protesters will gather globally over the weekend to demand an end to the burning of fossil fuels.

As volatile weather patterns continue, some communities are being forced to move to survive.

Lahore-born judge's tenure lasted 20 months after he took over as the country faced a serious political crisis.

After the loss of her husband, a hawker finds an informal support system in a country where many people distrust banks.

Investment in real estate continues to fall, underscoring weakness in all-important property sector.

Following the signing of the Abraham Accords in 2020, five Arab states in total have diplomatic ties with Israel.

Kim Jong Un was shown around the Komsomolsk plant, which produces some of Russia's most advanced war planes.

Union begins picketing at plants operated by General Motors, Ford and Stellantis for first time in its 88-year history.

Residents have been told to move to new houses inland by the end of the month to make way for a giant glass factory.

Russian drone debris found in Romanian territory as Moscow increases drone attacks on Ukraine's Danube river ports.

Li was last seen in Beijing at the end of August when he gave a keynote address at a forum with African countries.

It's happening in schools and homes. And while Modi's BJP might gain, generations of India's Hindus will lose.

Human Resources Minister V Sivakumar says firms have been fined more than $500,000 over breaches in 2023.

Knitted sweater fetches the highest price ever paid at auction for a garment once belonging to Princess Diana.

As the war enters its 569th day, these are the main developments.

Amid tensions with China, people on the longtime Taiwanese frontline island of Kinmen warn against a return to war.

GOP lawmakers call for tougher measures after release of Huawei smartphone raises doubts about US export controls.

Russian S-400 'Triumf' surface-to-air missile defence system was reportedly destroyed in 'special operation' in Crimea.

Russia's Putin presented North Korea's Kim with a Russian rifle of the 'highest quality' and received a gun in return.

Canadian leader says profits should not be made 'on the backs of people who are struggling to feed their families'.

Kishida's public support is flagging amid concerns about sluggish wage growth and the rising cost of living.

The US Congress is facing a September 30 deadline to pass budget legislation, including further aid for Ukraine.

The decision came two years after Juan Francisco Sandoval fled Guatemala in the dead of night, fearing arrest.

Report highlights the pivotal role played by Europe in the shipment of Captagon pills from the Middle East to the Gulf.

Israel wants to prevent development in the occupied territories to stop Palestinian self-determination, experts say.

Tunisia made the decision two days after the European Parliament held a debate on a migration pact with Tunis.

The injunction would have barred the administration of President Joe Biden from weighing in on social media content.

Measures were meant to expire next month, but three countries say move is in direct response to Iran's 'noncompliance'.

Luis Abinader says his government has 'no alternative but to take drastic measures' as canal dispute deepens.

Italy is facing an increase in the number of people arriving on its shores.

Under the Qatar-mediated deal, five prisoners would be freed by each side and $6bn in Iranian assets would be released.

While the floods were unprecedented, experts argue that years of neglect and corruption worsened the tragedy.