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LeBron James shared the court with his 20-year-old son Bronny and later called the moment 'one of the greatest gifts'.

Taiwanese defence chief says a blockade would have far-reaching consequences for international trade.

As the war enters its 971st day, these are the main developments.

Japanese subway operator's shares soar as much as 47 percent in biggest listing since 2018.

Former New York mayor was one of many associates of Donald Trump who made false claims over 2020 election.

At least 49 people sickened after E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's quarter pounders, health officials say.

Stricter registration policies by the world's largest ship registry come amid a push to crack down on oil smuggling.

The two suspects are believed to be members of the Tren de Aragua gang, a criminal group highlighted in US elections.

Dozens of US House Democrats urge US President Joe Biden to push Israel for independent media access to Gaza.

Andriy Kostin steps down after corruption scheme involving false disability diagnoses for draft exemptions is uncovered.

US Justice Department says IRGC's Ruhollah Bazghandi led murder-for-hire scheme to kill dissident Masih Alinejad.

A study shows women in the US are getting around state bans by using telehealth to obtain abortion pills.

Far-right Freedom Party came top in last month's election but other parties have refused to govern with them.

Abercrombie's Mike Jeffries and associates lured dozens of young men into sex acts from 2008-2015, says indictment.

Analysts warn that the Israeli military's siege on north Gaza could be the first step in the so-called General's Plan."

Joaquin Guzman Lopez and his brothers are accused of taking reins of the Sinaloa cartel after their father's arrest.

President Putin hosts leaders including Xi and Modi at summit of bloc of developing economies.

Video captured the moment an Israeli missile attack collapsed a multi-storey apartment building in southern Beirut.

The agreement allows the resumption of patrols along the disputed border in the Ladakh region.

Lee Hsien Yang says he was granted asylum due to Singapore's 'persecution' against him and his family.

The former president tried to justify calling for their execution in 1989 by falsely claiming that they had pled guilty.

Hezbollah spokesman also acknowledges that some of the group's fighters have been taken captive by the Israeli military.

Exodus of refugees, collapsing fertility and war deaths, reportedly depleted Ukrainian numbers by about 25 percent.

The West has tried to portray Hamas's leader as an obstacle' to peace, hoping to obscure reality.

The disappearance of over 2,000 babies - suspected victims of irregular adoption - in Israel in 1949.

UNDP assessment says poverty will cross 74 percent in 2024, affecting 4.1 million people, in the Palestinian territory.

The summit, which leaders from two dozen nations will attend, is the largest event Russia has hosted in years.

From established players to breakout stars, here are five high-impact players to watch this NBA season.

Video shows emergency crews searching the wreckage of buildings in southern Beirut after Israeli air attacks.

Presidential candidate Venancio Mondlane accused security forces of killing his lawyer, Elvino Dias, over the weekend.

Measure intended to prevent extended embraces from causing traffic jams, but airport won't have 'hug police'.

Israel targets Beirut's southern suburbs with heavy attacks after evacuation warnings.

Beijing signals 'positive approval' for deal as Chinese President Xi and Indian PM Modi attend BRICS summit in Russia.

Israel and Hezbollah swap strikes as US secretary of state launches long-shot ceasefire plan.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are campaigning through key battleground states as the election race remains tight.

Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has called for Gaza to be emptied of Palestinians and said it was possible to settle.

Israel's military says a strike in the Syrian capital Damascus has killed a Hezbollah commander.

Police in Mozambique fired tear gas at protesters joining a strike against alleged vote fraud by the ruling party.

Women-to-women listening circles help heal trauma after brutal war left many with deep physical and psychological scars.

South Korea warns it could reopen discussions regarding supply of arms to Ukraine.

They say she is using 'the climate movement to throw her support behind the Palestinians'. Well, good on her.

Messi will wear a camera on his chest, streaming every move, assist and goal during his club's run at the MLS Cup 2024.

Ripudaman Singh Malik, acquitted in 2005 of attack that killed 329 people, was shot dead in British Columbia in 2022.

Video shows a building on fire after an Israeli attack near a hospital in a residential area of southern Beirut.

As the war enters its 970th day, these are the main developments.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, David Owen says the war will likely end with Russia taking some of Ukraine's land.

Jailed Hollywood producer is being treated in prison for chronic myeloid leukaemia, US media outlets report.

ASEAN's 10 members met the entirety of region's rise in electricity demand last year through fossil fuels, report says.

Alejandro Toledo is the latest Latin American leader to be implicated in the Odebrecht corruption scandal.

The poll is the latest warning sign to Democrats that the war in Gaza is costing support among a key voting bloc.