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Barcelona's challenge for a quadruple this season could be hampered by the schedule as Celta Vigo provide latest test.

Ukraine has agreed to a full temporary ceasefire and accused Russia of stalling on a truce agreement.

What does Kilmar Abrego Garcia's case say about the future of immigration under Trump?

An image of Mahmoud Ajjour, 9, who was severely wounded in an Israeli strike, won World Press Photo of the Year award.

Daria Kozyreva used 19th-century poetry and graffiti to protest Russia's war on Ukraine.

Manchester United scored two goals in two minutes in the closing stages of their Europa League quarterfinal with Lyon.

Israel has continued to conduct near-daily strikes in Lebanon despite a ceasefire with Hezbollah last November.

Immigrants are scared to show up to work, exacerbating a worker shortage in key industries.

Iran's FM expresses concern about US motivations but says negotiations will take place in Rome this weekend.

The attacker and wounded victims at Florida State University are currently being treated in hospital.

Can BRICS countries challenge the US? Redi Tlhabi speaks with historian and journalist Vijay Prashad.

Redi Tlhabi speaks with Professor Michele Goodwin about the current state and future of reproductive rights in the US.

Rights groups have criticised the repatriation drive, warning that mass expulsions risk endangering vulnerable people.

We discuss the dangers of falling in love online and how technology is used to deceive and steal from victims.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the US will decide in days whether to continue to push for peace in Ukraine.

Used to prosecuting civilians, Uganda's military courts help entrench repression ahead of the 2026 elections.

About 95 percent of aid groups have suspended or cut their services due to Israeli bombardment and blockade.

Mamalodi Sundowns, owned by the Confederation of African Football's president, are fined for fan disorder.

Hundreds of students have had their visas cancelled and find themselves in limbo.

Students and staff at college campuses across the US are angry at what they say is an assault by the White House.

Death penalty has effectively been suspended in Tunisia since 1991, but prominent opposition figures may be sentenced.

US bombing raids on Yemen's Ras Isa fuel port have killed dozens of people, according to Houthi-affiliated media.

Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen shares a photo with the man whose return was ordered by the top US court.

The tariffs are stagflationary, so slower growth and higher inflation."

Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine as Kyiv for the first time accuses China of providing weapons to Moscow.

Judge James Boasberg has ruled that probable cause exists to find the Trump administration in criminal contempt.

US president says prospect of a trade deal with the EU is '100 percent', praising Italian prime minister as 'fantastic'.

US State Department cable reveals that social media posts could lead to screening for national security threats.

In 2024, the US bought $439bn worth of goods from China, while it sold $143.5bn to it.

Having helped to build a flagship arena, 14 workers were promised their papers. To date, they remain undocumented.

Europe has the industrial and financial might to help Ukraine without the US, says Phillips O'Brien.

These are the key events on day 1,149 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Reported death toll marks one of the deadliest attacks by the United States military on Yemen.

Manchester United score twice in extra time against Lyon, capped off by Harry Maguire's 121st minute winner.

Police identify gunman as 20-year-old son of local sheriff's deputy in attack that also wounded five.

Ukraine offiical Yulia Svyrydenko did not publish details of the memorandum, says work continues towards securing deal.

Law firms, universities, NGOs and media under White House attack.

Utility crews are working to restore power to Puerto Rico after a major blackout that left 1.4 million without power and

Palestinians across the occupied West Bank are commemorating the annual Prisoners' Day on Thursday.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy urges allies meeting in French capital to exert pressure on Russia to reach a ceasefire deal.

Donald Trump said he is not happy" with US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, accusing him of playing politics."

Liberal Prime Minister Carney says he's the man to take on Trump, as Conservative Poilievre says time for change.

US-China trade war escalates with huge stakes for the economies of both nations and the rest of the world.

Iran and the US are set to hold a second round of talks in Rome about Tehran's nuclear programme.

Amid continued Israeli assault on Gaza, Palestinians mark Prisoners' Day with thousands still in jail.

The ruling could allow prosecutors to argue for a breakup of Google's advertising products.

Human Rights Watch says Haitians suffering 'horrific abuses' as gang violence escalates in Port-au-Prince.

The ruling concluded a long-running dispute between feminist advocacy groups and the Scottish government.

Trump does not have the authority to force Powell to resign. The Fed Chair's term is up in May 2026.

A fire tore through a Darfur displacement camp, destroying over 50 homes.