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A senior aid worker was assassinated in el-Geneina as the RSF reportedly kept fighting in Darfur despite a ceasefire.

Kyiv says prisoner transfer serves Orban's interests, but Budapest claims POWs are free to leave.

Israel's 16-year blockade of Gaza isn't just a political issue, but a daily reality that affects all aspects of life

Prosecutors say they are investigating Olympics organisers over alleged embezzlement of public funds and favouritism.

The first FIFA-recognised Arab woman to coach men's football shares her two love stories - for football and her husband.

Nigeria's labour unions threatened to strike after fuel prices tripled due to President Tinubu scrapping fuel subsidy.

The veteran forward and global superstar is set to make a record-extending 200th international appearance for Portugal.

A five-person submersible vessel taking tourists to see the wreckage of the Titanicis missing in the Atlantic.

Jacqui Lambie calls on the ICC to investigate Australian military commanders over war crimes allegations in Afghanistan.

The European Commission calls for 'thorough and transparent investigation' into the deadly sinking of a boat off Greece.

Volker Turk who took over UN body last year calls for greater political support to establish office in India and China.

The bitter rivals will kick off the South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) Championship on Wednesday.

Many of the 42 bodies recovered from the attack were found charred beyond recognition.

Before welcoming those seeking refuge in the UK, Rwanda should tackle the issues that lead its own citizens to flee.

Authorities say 28 of 30 drones shot down over the capital as air raid sirens heard across the country.

The man entered three Chinese restaurants in Auckland and attacked diners at random, sending four people to hospital.

Ukraine's Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Maliar said Kyiv's forces and Moscow's troops are engaged in a 'tough duel'.

Melting of glaciers to cause flooding and water shortages for nearly 2 billion people who live downstream, report says.

Antonio Guterres says construction of illegal Israeli settlements on Palestinian territory is driving violence.

As the war enters its 482nd day, these are the main developments.

Nigeria's president has named new commanders of the defence forces, army, navy and air force, according to a statement.

Families forced apart by offshore scheme argue Australia has breached its international humanitarian obligations.

An attack by a former student leaves a 16-year-old girl dead and another teenager wounded, Cambe city officials say.

Gabriela Castellanos's departure comes after her organisation published a report accusing the government of nepotism.

New York Times report details failed attempt to kill the CIA informant, resulting in 'tit for tat' diplomatic row.

Johnson abruptly resigned from parliament after seeing the report, calling it a 'witch hunt'.

India's leader has suggested a full Group of 20 membership for the African Union.

Ramaphosa praises the first time African leaders engaged in peace efforts 'beyond the shores of the continent'.

The heatwave has spurred thunderstorms, flooding and power outages from Florida to Texas, leaving 400,000 in the dark.

The legally binding accord outlines rules to protect biodiversity in waters outside national boundaries.

Complaints registered about voter registration and overall electoral process ahead of legislative, presidential polls.

Airbus won the multibillion-dollar deal for single-aisle planes - the largest ever by number of aircraft.

Brazilian president says he plans to raise stalled trade deal between the EU and bloc of South American nations.

John Herdman says Canada should aim to win next World Cup, which it will co-host, but team is 'suffering financially'.

US-based firm OceanGate Expeditions says its vessel is subject of search-and-rescue operation off Canada's Newfoundland.

Judge in the US federal case against Trump says lawyers cannot release evidence to media or on social platforms.

About 25 million people - more than half of Sudan's population - are in dire need of humanitarian assistance.

The party, whose MPs will retain their seats as independents, has led rallies against pro-West President Maia Sandu.

The Wagner leader is becoming a recognisable public figure in Russia and has staked out a niche among conservatives.

The charges against the Putin critic could extend his prison sentence by decades.

The reckoning over race ignited by the murder of George Floyd set the stage for Juneteenth to become a US holiday.

MPs prepare to vote on report that found the former premier misled Parliament as a new 'partygate' video emerges.

Navigating the 21st century requires solidarity not polarity.

India's weather office issues red alert warning in some states, including Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank kill five Palestinians, including a teenager.

The two sides 'made progress', Chinese President Xi Jinping says after talks with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

Kathmandu mayor bans screening of Indian films after movie inspired by Hindu epic Ramayana sparks controversy.

Indonesia, Malaysia decline invite as critics condemn Thai effort, saying it undermines regional peace initiatives.

Top US diplomat holds talks with Wang Yi in Beijing amid reports he might also meet with President Xi Jinping.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urges a 'yes' vote in referendum on constitutional recognition for Aboriginal people.