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China's president says the two countries are like 'family', pledging to 'strengthen strategic alignment' with Thailand.

Japan has deployed the military to some regions to address the situation.

Flights that take Palestinians out of Gaza are raising concerns about forced displacement.

Kasit Piromya on the China-Thailand relationship, and how it could play a key role in fostering regional peace.

The US decision to lift sanctions on the Bosnian Serb leader effectively enabled Russia to annex half of Bosnia.

A briefing by his allies to British news outlets about alleged leadership challenge triggered a communications crisis.

After last month's capture of el-Fasher, which led to hundreds of deaths, the RSF's attention turns to el-Obeid.

Those arrested are linked to a faction of the Pakistani Taliban, known as the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan.

Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International condemn Tunisia's 'assault on the rule of law'.

Modi's BJP-led alliance poised to sweep the legislative assembly election in Bihar, vote count trends show.

Moscow's troops push further into Pokrovsk but Ukraine is managing to fight on.

Rescuers in Indonesia have been searching for survivors of a landslide. Several people have been reported killed.

Venezuela's military is unlikely to be able to match US aggression. But President Maduro has other options, say experts.

A dam collapse in 2015 unleashed tonnes of toxic waste into a major river, killing 19 and devastating villages downstream.

House advances bill to release Jeffrey Epstein files amid Republican resistance and Trump's opposition to disclosure.

The besieged Palestinian enclave has the world's highest number of child amputees per capita.

Prosecutors in Italy are examining claims that Italians travelled to Bosnia during the war to shoot at civilians.

UFC boss breaks up tense face-off between the two fighters before their welterweight title bout in New York.

Despite a ceasefire mandating the passage of humanitarian aid, only a fraction of the aid needed has been let into Gaza.

Ronaldo at risk of being banned for first game of 2026 World Cup if Portugal qualify after red card against Ireland.

A verdict against the ex-leader, who is accused of crimes against humanity, will be given on Monday.

President Lee Jae Myung said US also supports Seoul's greater role in 'uranium enrichment and spent-fuel reprocessing'.

India says 'antinational forces' behind the deadly Delhi blast. Analysts say a harsher crackdown awaits Kashmir.

Olise and Ekitike also on target as two-time champions France qualify for 2026 World Cup with 4-0 home win over Ukraine.

The US mission to the UN warned Palestinians could suffer "grave consequences" if the body did not back its plan soon.

At least four people were killed in the city, according to the country's president.

Israeli forces continue to carry out attacks despite the ceasefire in Gaza, where hundreds of people have been killed.

While journalists build ties with sources to obtain information, scholars say certain boundaries must be maintained.

A search and rescue operation is under way to look for the missing victims.

President Zelenskyy says dozens also wounded as Moscow launched some 430 drones and 18 missiles.

Chartered plane carrying group of Palestinian passengers was second to land in South Africa in recent weeks.

Ivorian authorities said the influx of Malian refugees was caused by 'attacks against civilians' from armed groups.

Amendment reshapes military command, raising fears of weakened civilian control and diminished autonomy for services.

Carlos Alcaraz beats out Jannik Sinner to number one spot after the Spaniard defeated Lorenzo Musetti in Turin, Italy.

US reportedly carries out 20th attack on a vessel in the Caribbean and Pacific, killing four people with 'no survivors'.

Victor Osimhen's brace against Gabon puts Nigeria through to CAF World Cup playoff final on Sunday against DR Congo.

Cuba's top epidemiologist warned nearly a third of the population has been impacted and swaths of workforce sickened.

Here are the key events from day 1,359 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Voters' approval of Proposition 50 means Democrats might win up to five additional seats in the House in the midterms.

In a letter, BBC said it had no plans to rebroadcast the documentary that was the basis of Trump's defamation claim.

Troy Parrott scores twice in first half to keep Ireland's hopes of reaching next tournament alive with a famous victory.

Calls for justice grow as Israeli settlers set Hajja Hamida Mosque ablaze in latest attack on Palestinians in West Bank.

US State Department labelled four groups, from Germany, Greece and Italy, as 'specially designated global terrorists'.

Israeli settler violence targeting Palestinians in the occupied West Bank is at its highest level on record, per the UN.

Officials have recovered the remains of all 20 people who were killed when a Turkish C-130 cargo plane crashed Tuesday.

The cuts could impact 15,000 employees, or 15 percent of the workforce, as soon as next week.

Comey and James have sought to see their cases dismissed over the appointment of US Attorney Lindsey Halligan.

Parisians marked ten years since the deadly November 2015 attacks that upended French society.

Announcement comes after President Petro said Colombia would stop working with US over strikes on alleged drug boats.