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The earthquake comes five months after a magnitude 7.8 quake devastated parts of Turkey and Syria.

Harmanpreet Kaur is being criticised after she smashed the stumps and took a verbal swipe at umpires in Bangladesh.

Wildfires, some spread by strong winds, moved across forests and agricultural areas in 16 regions causing 97 blazes.

Sarina Bolden scores Philippines' historic match-winner from their first shot on goal in a 1-0 win.

The occupied West Bank is currently experiencing a period of increasing violence, marked by repeated Israeli raids.

Ratings agency says it expects the country's economy to expand up to 6.4 percent annually between 2024 and 2026.

JPMorgan says US Virgin Islands was also to blame for allowing Epstein's sexual abuse of young women and girls.

Commodity Futures Trading Commission is suing crypto exchange for allegedly operating 'sham' compliance program.

Benjamin Franklin famously said the US was a republic 'if you can keep it'. Everyday Americans are doing just that.

Officials say Russia launched Iranian-made Shahed drones in its sixth attack this month on the Ukrainian capital.

Exodus of nurses due to poor working conditions has prompted Manila to propose hiring unlicensed graduates.

Prime minister says Greece faces 'another three difficult days ahead' before high temperatures are forecast to ease.

The refugees were living in six districts of Uttar Pradesh state 'after crossing the border illegally', police said.

Analysts say Marcos's rhetorical deftness has helped buoy his administration's lacklustre performance in public's eyes.

Obama family say they are heartbroken over death of 'warm, fun, extraordinarily kind' chef Tafari Campbell.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 517th day.

The country is also contending with violence within its prison system as deadly clashes erupt between gangs.

Floods in Nova Scotia bring new difficulties to a country struggling with ongoing wildfires and extreme weather.

Texas has faced criticism after installing a string of large buoys to block irregular crossings along the Rio Grande.

US State Department accuses three Malian officials of facilitating the Russian mercenary group's rise in the country.

The social media company's owner changes Twitter's logo to an 'X' in a bid to leave his mark on the popular platform.

HRW accuses Malian armed forces and fighters believed to be from Wagner Group of 'executing' dozens of civilians.

New law will make it easier for the far-right government to pursue policies that harm Palestinians, experts say.

The new case adds to the legal troubles facing Imran Khan since he was removed as prime minister in April last year.

Texas governor faces mounting criticism after escalating measures aimed at restricting asylum seekers from entering US.

Despite their disappointment, protesters in West Jerusalem are adamant that the fight has just started.

Prosecutors seek to bar cryptocurrency exchange founder from making public statements that could interfere with case.

North Korea fires two ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast, South Korea's military says.

President Macky Sall said 'around 15 Senegalese people' died in the accident after their boat capsized near Dakar.

Thousands of firefighters battle blazes as about 1,500 people are forced to evacuate.

Biden administration urges political consensus after Israeli parliament passes contentious bill to overhaul judiciary.

More protests expected against the legislation that calls for sweeping changes aimed at curbing judiciary's powers.

Climate activist carried away by police for blocking traffic at protest near the harbour in Malmo, Sweden.

Justice minister says Brazil is close to solving 'horrendous' 2018 slaying of Rio de Janeiro councilwoman.

Indigenous asylum seekers from Latin America often face language barriers and discrimination on their journey to the US.

An uncertain future awaits Spain after Partido Popular performed worse than expected while the Socialists rebounded.

The judiciary has proven to be a problem for the Israeli PM, who is on trial on corruption and fraud charges.

President Bongo is standing for third term after ruling a country with no presidential term limits for almost 14 years.

The incident is the latest in a string of Quran burnings in Sweden and Denmark that prompted outcry in the Middle East.

A sex scene from the film in which the protagonist quotes from the Bhagavad Gita has sparked an uproar online.

Opposition walks out of Knesset session, protests to continue against judicial overhaul and watchdog group plans appeal.

Firefighters are struggling to contain 82 wildfires across Greece, 64 of which started Sunday, the hottest day so far.

Hamza Khan, 17, wins the title after defeating Egypt's Mohamed Zakaria 3-1 in a thrilling match in Melbourne.

Fuel truck accidents are common in Nigeria where petroleum products are often carried across the country by road.

Russia has outlawed Navalny's organisation as part of a crackdown on dissent that's worsened since the war in Ukraine.

US State Department says it is deeply concerned by reports of viral video showing two women paraded naked in the state.

The London-born Muslim preacher was arrested in London along with Canadian Khaled Hussein last week, British police say.

The UN Command says it is in communication with North Korea over Travis King, who crossed into the country on July 18.

The international community needs to take immediate action to eliminate the RSF threat.