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Manchester City slight favourites for the second leg at the Etihad after salvaging a 1-1 first leg draw in Madrid.

Riad Salameh calls the warrant a violation of law as he is investigated over corruption allegations at home and abroad.

The 36-year-old ex-UFC heavyweight champion will fight exclusively for the Professional Fighters League in new deal.

Two golden statues of the three-time World Cup winner welcomes visitors to tomb in Santos.

Ukraine, while at war with Russia, reels from 'biggest-ever case' implicating the judiciary.

Women have taken to social media to call out, and warn others about reported rapes being perpetrated by soldiers.

US agency publishes video asking Russians to leak information that could be 'more valuable than you think'.

Amid France's pension reform protests and controversies against Johnny Depp, the 76th edition of the festival kicks off.

Facilities run by a local non-profit focus on rehabilitation over punishment, in a method that has expanded worldwide.

Prime Minister Fathi Bashagha suspended by parliament and his duties handed over to his finance minister.

Ousmane Sonko, who denies charges, does not turn up for court appearance in Dakar.

Analysts say incumbent candidate Recep Tayyip Erdogan has an edge over the opposition's Kemal Kilicdaroglu.

Ashiya Bi wins municipal poll almost two weeks after death as supporters keep pledge to back her as a sign of respect.

Providing and accessing therapy is increasingly challenging given a lack of funding, bureaucracy, and language barriers.

In both the pro-government and opposition camps, nationalists are key and rising in popularity.

Democrats need to put the tissues and tantrums away, and fight the way Carroll did, if they are to defeat Trump.

Officials say incident is part of decades-old tribal rivalry over mine in Darra Adam Khel area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Vested economic interests are fuelling the conflict in Sudan. They must be addressed in the peace-building effort.

Son Jun-ho, who plays in the Chinese league, is under investigation for allegedly accepting a bribe, officials say.

The country faces its worst power cuts in months as the deadly storm forces closure of both its floating LNG terminals.

Hamsa Alfaki shares her experience of having to leave her father in Khartoum as she fled for the border with Egypt.

The EU's foreign policy chief has called for a crackdown of Russian oil into Europe as refined fuel, including diesel.

Nearly a million displaced and more than 1,000 people killed as civilians bear the brunt of war that erupted last month.

Journalist Mansur Mirovalev woke up to the sound of loud bangs in Kyiv as Russia unleashed a heavy air attack.

Spiros Richard Hagabimana's win in the May 21 vote would be historic in Greece where few migrants hold official posts.

The cause of the fire is not known, but emergency services are treating the incident as suspicious.

Turkey's Kurdish-majority southeast voted overwhelmingly for Kilicdaroglu, but it wasn't enough to beat Erdogan.

State Department's report on religious freedom lists attacks on Muslims and Christians in world's most populous nation.

The number of recorded executions has risen to its highest level in five years, according to Amnesty International.

Media workers say they're being intimated by warring forces on both sides for reporting human rights violations.

The Gulf countries announced a restoration of ties in April, resolving a dispute dating back to 2017.

Risks include increased death and illness, threats to biodiversity and long-term impacts on economic growth.

The trial in the 22-year-old case brought by villagers in Aceh province was due to start next week.

Communications problems are making it difficult to assess the extent of the damage caused by the massive storm.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas insists that Israel must respect UN resolutions on Palestine or cease as UN member.

As the war enters its 447th day, we take a look at the main developments.

They could transform the battlefield but is the world ready for machines that decide who to kill? No, say many nations.

Visit to Moscow follows US allegations that weapons were loaded on to a Russian ship in Cape Town in December.

Disclosure under New START Treaty follows Russia's decision to suspend its participation in the nuclear agreement.

Dozens of people face hanging for drug offences in Singapore with no sign the city-state will soften its approach.

In annual report, rights group says 'killing spree' was led by countries in the Middle East and North Africa.

At least 10 explosions heard by witnesses in Kyiv as officials say a Russian air attack was under way.

No motive was readily apparent as to why the 18-year-old gunman shot three people dead before he was killed by police.

US special prosecutor criticises FBI approach to politically charged investigation but does not issue new charges.

Widespread blazes mark an intense start to wildfire season in Canada's oil-rich province of Alberta.

Ron DeSantis, Florida governor and likely US presidential candidate, says programmes impose an 'ideological agenda'.

Case centres on allegation Republican lawmakers in South Carolina drew district maps to dilute share of Black votes.

US report describes details of assault by Israeli forces on the funeral of slain Al Jazeera journalist in Jerusalem.