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Match marred by violence with Fiorentina defender Cristiano Biraghi hit in head by object thrown from stadium stands.

Technology can help build social ties – or make them worse.

Indigenous peoples are increasingly recognised as the most effective custodians of the world's remaining forests.

Scot Peterson, a former officer at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, faces criminal charges in a Florida court.

Here's what you need to know about the Argentinian World Cup winner's next destination in Major League Soccer.

Tech giants say a Canadian bill that would push companies to pay news publishers for content will hurt their business.

Hossein Khosrow Ali Vaziri, who died on Wednesday, both perpetuated and transcended stereotypes in his role as wrestler.

Companies like Exit handle resignations on behalf of Japanese employees who are too nervous to confront their boss.

Russian cyber-extortion gang said victims had until June 14 to negotiate ransom or risk their data being dumped online.

Fire erupts after Sudan's warring military factions battle over weapons and fuel stores in the capital Khartoum.

Ethiopia says army stopped attackers before they could 'wreck havoc' in the border town of Dollo.

The UK prime minister is set to meet with US Congress members, business leaders and President Biden on a two-day visit.

Sahbi Atig has been hospitalised in intensive care after 25-day hunger strike in protest of his imprisonment.

Leaked audio messages from a key aide to the Colombian president have raised concerns of irregular campaign financing.

Top US diplomat's trip comes at a time of declining influence for America in the Middle East.

Images of orange, hazy skies across Canada and parts of US fuel calls to tackle climate crisis making wildfires worse.

Wrestlers meet Anurag Thakur, say they will resume protests if probe against WFI chief is not completed by June 15.

Military also denies allegations of human rights abuses after PTI said some of its members were tortured in custody.

Messi's move to the US comes as a surprise after he was widely tipped to be joining Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal.

President Lopez Obrador says extrajudicial killings cannot be permitted and the soldiers involved will face justice.

Lawyer Abdul Razzaq Shar was shot by unknown gunmen and had accused Khan of high treason, police say.

Air pollution alerts were issued across the United States due to smoke from wildfires that have been burning in Canada.

Ukrainian forces advance near Bakhmut as President Zelenskyy says his troops are set for a counterattack.

African Union's peacemaking efforts in Sudan are doomed to failure if it does not change its approach to the conflict.

Team France crowned FEI Endurance World Champion 2022 after tribunal decision, federation says.

Fears of a humanitarian catastrophe rise as Ukrainian and Russia-backed authorities race to evacuate locals amid war.

Swiss Fairness Commission advises world football's governing body against making unsubstantiated claims in the future.

The central bank had been on hold since January but found excess demand in the economy was keeping inflation high.

The versatile 19-year-old English midfielder will join Real Madrid after three seasons with Bundesliga side Dortmund.

Survivors of the 1945 firebombing of Tokyo campaign for official recognition of this forgotten tragedy.

Russia could have blown up the dam in an effort to stall Ukraine's counteroffensive, experts say.

Are dating apps an acceptable way for Muslims to find a life partner or just a means of getting around rules on dating?

Licht, who replaced CEO Jeff Zucker last year, had a brief tumultuous tenure at the media company.

Professor Marie Claire Yandju gives cassava a makeover to combat malnutrition and climate change.

The 11 days of drills are set to take place amid heightened tensions with Russia as the Ukraine war escalates.

Sacking of senior commanders and officers follows appointment of new defence minister and army chief.

The new parliament is unlikely to shift the country past its political stalemate.

As Trump's vice president, Pence offered evangelical ‘balance’ to White House but broke ranks to certify 2020 election.

The EU wants to compete with the US and China on trade and innovation. The problem? Its 1990s-style bureaucracy.

“In Kenya, anybody can start a church.”

Fault Lines investigates Miami’s cosmetic surgery industry and the battle between profits and patient safety.

What does the deal involve, what has the reaction been, and what uncertainties remain around the controversial deal?

Incumbent President Erdogan's alliance secured a majority in the 600-seat parliament, which is now electing its head.

Amid flooding and a race to evacuate, Russia and Ukraine are trading blame for the Nova Kakhovka dam collapse.

The 86-year old pontiff is at a hospital in Rome for the second time in weeks.

Ancient mausoleums, the homes of some of Cairo’s poor, are threatened by development projects in the City of the Dead.

Hundreds of students march in Colombo to demand release of activists arrested during last year's anti-gov't protests.

Analysts downgrade expectations for the economy for remainder of 2023 as factory output continues to slow.

Iran has dismissed scepticism over its development of hypersonic missiles, which could reach Israel in seven minutes.

Buyers are less confident to make the move as rising borrowing costs bite, says a top mortgage lender.