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The RSF and Arab militias are accused of killing lawyers, human rights monitors, doctors and non-Arab tribal leaders.

The soldier, displeased that the funeral was going on without him, fired rounds that killed at least 10 children.

At least 31 people have been killed after floods caused by heavy monsoon rain spell wash away homes and destroy crops.

At least 176 people - 31 of them children below 14 - have died of the mosquito-borne fever this year, officials say.

Despite ceasefire attempts and diplomatic efforts, the fighting between the army and the RSF in Sudan continues to rage.

After a flurry of diplomatic activities, the warring parties seem far from engaging in any meaningful negotiations.

A plane carrying four soldiers crashed on Monday as a result of a technical failure, according to the Sudanese Army.

German sportswear company has taken orders for 4 million pairs after antisemitism row, Financial Times report says.

Authorities say illegal stacking of materials on school roof may have caused collapse that killed at least 11 people.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 516th day.

National Development and Reform Commission says it wants to attract more private capital for major projects.

Israeli president urges government, opposition to find compromise as protesters rally for and against judicial changes.

Rafiq Tamboli's wife continues to search for answers two years after her truck driver husband was stopped by vigilantes.

Authorities are searching for 19 passengers who are missing after a ferry sank off Sulawesi island.

Russian defence ministry says its forces intercepted and destroyed two Ukrainian drones over Moscow.

Barbie and Oppenheimer deliver a boost to Hollywood amid strike and sluggish start to the summer at the box office.

Conservative People's Party wins most seats in Sunday's vote but may fail to force removal of Socialist Pedro Sanchez.

Right-wing bloc fails to win an outright majority in Spain's snap general election, according to preliminary results.

Donald Trump is the frontrunner for the Republican nomination despite criminal charges.

Tens of thousands of protesters walked to Jerusalem to oppose a bill that would curtail the top court's powers.

Vingegaard enjoyed a huge lead over main rival Tadej Pogacar going into the last day.

In the latest controversial move, the social media platform's CEO said that X.com now points to Twitter.com.

Flash floods caused by heavy rains killed 31 people in Afghanistan, as 13 others were killed by landslides in Pakistan.

Authorities transport some 16,000 people across land, with 3,000 evacuated by sea as firefighters battle blaze.

The meeting was the first to be held between the two leaders since Minsk helped end a revolt by Russian Wagner fighters.

The World Cup has been a major gap in the glittering resume of Marta Vieira da Silva's 23-year career.

The fourth Ashes Test was drawn due to a washout in Manchester, giving Australia an unassailable 2-1 series lead.

More than a dozen people injured when four-storey building collapsed in Cameroon's commercial hub Douala.

The encampment is a last-ditch effort made to halt the government's controversial judicial reform plans.

Seventy-eight people are still unaccounted for since the landslide hit Irshalwadi village on Wednesday night.

Morocco will become first Arab team to play at a Women's World Cup when they take on Germany in Group H.

The Atlas Lionesses are the first Arab nation to reach a Women's World Cup, and the excitement in Morocco is building.

Panama's Darien Gap is the only missing section on the Pan-American Highway that stretches from Alaska to Argentina.

Foreign ministry spokesperson calls on Iran to share any intelligence they posses so Taliban forces can take action.

Coastguard vessels and more than 30 private boats evacuate at least 2,000 people, including tourists.

The genie is out of the bottle, and the fanatics won't stop until their messianic redemption is complete, come what may.

Malaysia banned the British band after its lead singer kissed a bandmate on stage and criticised country's LGBTQ laws.

This June was the hottest on record, and July is expected to be even hotter.

Officials say air attack wounded 19 people, including several children, and severely damaged Odesa's largest cathedral.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 515th day.

Protesters set up camp outside Israeli parliament as hundreds of thousands rally in Tel Aviv against judicial changes.

Critics have described the election as the least free and fair in decades due to exclusion of main opposition party.

Israeli prime minister says he feels 'great' and expects to be released in time for a key vote on his judicial changes.

Videoof two tribal women being assaulted has caused outrage with questions for the governing BJP.

We must show the same resolve as all those fighting for democracy in Myanmar.

Final opinion polls tip right-wing Popular Party to win most seats, but without securing working parliamentary majority.

The fighting between army and the paramilitary forces in Darfur region prompts thousands to flee into neighbouring Chad.

Some 30,000 people, including tourists, have been moved to safety as wildfires on Greek island of Rhodes rage.

Thousands of demonstrators demand arrest of those involved in sexual assaults on two women that caused an outcry.

Fawn Makhalfeh, 18, was killed by Israeli forces in what Palestinian foreign ministry denounced as an 'execution'.