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The midfielder, a key member of the Nigerian squad, has been scapegoated by social media trolls for years.

New commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyii has a strong history of tactical success, but much hinges on US military aid.

The display is seen as a clear message to Israel and the US as the war in Gaza spreads tensions across the region.

Police in India have fired tear gas at protesting farmers on the Haryana-Punjab state border.

The Amhara violence is Ethiopia's most serious crisis since a 2022 peace agreement ended war in neighbouring Tigray.

They say laughter is the best medicine. But in the face of Israel's attacks on Gaza, can satire heal the wounds of war?

Correspondent Ismail Abu Omar and cameraman Ahmad Matar in serious condition, rushed to European Gaza Hospital.

Estonian PM Kaja Kallas among targets as her intel chief warns Russian war on West coming in 'next decade'.

India face England in the third Test in Rajkot on Thursday with the five-match series level at 1-1.

Spending set to rise in 2024 with Israel's war on Gaza, Russia-Ukraine conflict, tensions in Indo-Pacific.

Republican hardliners have vowed to oppose the passage of the bill through the House of Representatives.

World's first AI Act will aim to set guardrails on the technology and protect 'fundamental rights'.

The United States claims Iran violated its sanctions when it sold the jumbo jet to Venezuela.

Protests outside the London residence of UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to denounce the Israeli attacks on Rafah.

Human rights defender Diala Ayesh, 28, has been held in administrative detention since January 17.

Violence that erupted after a mosque and school were demolished has killed six people and deepened divisions.

The 40-group collective behind the march is protesting against 'constitutional coup', as alleged by the opposition.

Farmers head to the capital after talks with the government failed to defuse their anger.

National emergency declared as oil coats numerous beaches of twin-island nation in the eastern Caribbean.

First flare-up since the launch of peace talk sees Yerevan, Baku swap accusations of opening fire on militarised border.

Farmers are demanding minimum crop prices after talks fail, with renewed protests coming ahead of national elections.

Three former and future UN climate summit hosts will form a 'troika' to to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Israel continues to face growing international pressure to agree to a truce amid mounting humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Pakistan is in limbo after a split verdict. But what options does Khan's PTI have, after candidates won the most seats?

Moscow says SpaceX's internet service 'cannot be officially used here in any way'.

The Israeli army has pushed them from one spot in Gaza to another. Now these exhausted people say they're done moving.

Three Palestinian Americans were detained last week by Israeli forces, but their families say the US has yet to step in.

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin says Thaksin will be 'normal citizen' after release, expected after February 17.

Republican Mike Johnson says the bill does not address the 'most pressing' issue of security at the US-Mexico border.

As the war enters its 720th day, these are the main developments.

34-year-old man killed after gunfire breaks out following argument between groups of teenagers at station in the Bronx.

While economic growth and infrastructure improved under Jokowi's watch, some worry about democratic decline.

US president must do more than criticise Israeli leader behind closed doors, advocates say, as Rafah offensive looms.

The US president posted a meme featuring himself with laser beams shooting from his eyes. What was that about?

Pro-Palestinian activists have been sharing a video in response to an Israeli advert for the Super Bowl

Indian authorities bulldozed a mosque and a religious school in Haldwani sparking deadly protests by residents.

The UN warns that Palestinians are on the brink of starvation.

Austin has been hospitalised in the critical care unit for complications from prostate cancer.

The 1974 Boldt decision was the culmination of the fish wars', which saw Indigenous leaders fight for fishing rights.

Josep Borrell says 'too many people' are being killed in Gaza as Israel pledges to press on with Rafah offensive.

At least 51 people are missing as officials say time is running out to find more survivors.

Americans are being declined for loans, memberships and even job opportunities by AI systems without any appeal policy.

Many accuse the ruling party of infiltrating opposition but say Chamisa's cult of personality politics made it possible.

A special election in Long Island is seen as a precursor for the battle to control the US House of Representatives.

Moscow says UK bears responsibility for 'crimes against civilians' for assisting Ukraine to repel Russia's invasion.

Nagham and Mohammad lost their parents and are taking care of their siblings as fear of an Israeli attack ratchets up.

His interview with Tucker Carlson reveals how he envisions negotiations and peace.

The settlers are accused of committing human rights abuses against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

The former president has repeatedly said the US is unfairly carrying the financial burden of the security alliance.