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Warsaw also says it scrambled military planes in response to a Russian attack in western Ukraine, close to its border.

The assailant sprayed vinegar at Ilhan Omar, admitting political motives were behind the assault at a townhall.

Rescuers in Nepal have recovered four bodies from a flooded hydropower tunnel in Chilime.

Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi pledges to defend Mecca and other Islamic holy sites.

Investigation finds no evidence of Russia's claims that Ukrainian attacks hit the nuclear power plant.

Frankfurt grapples with a rare malaria outbreak tied to air travel, marking three deaths in recent months.

Critics say Serbia's military ties with Israel are rising significantly.

Dozens of Israelis protested outside 'NAZA' filmmaker's family home, chanting 'death to traitors'

Businessman Adam Castillo had been detained by authorities for three months on breach of trust allegations.

A ninth woman has been found dead amid a wave of killings in South Africa's Ekurhuleni region, east of Johannesburg.

Gianni Infantino's World Cup selloff plan has faced global backlash with English FA latest to seek document release.

Government says that increase represents an adjustment for inflation that has eaten away purchasing power since 2023.

The French presidency said the aim of the Paris talks was to review a Lebanese armed forces deployment plan.

India opener Abhishek Sharma hits nine fours and 11 sixes in total of 221-7 as India seal 3-0 T20 series sweep.

The mission also said Iranian authorities committed crimes against humanity during their crackdown on recent protests.

Chelsea announce that Clearlake will acquire the stakes of Todd Boehly and director Mark Walter.

Houthi leader Abdel-Malik al-Houthi says Saudi claims that the group targeted Mecca are a 'heinous lie'.

The Gondar Gospel belonged to the library of Emperor Tewodros but was seized in a battle decades ago.

Public broadcaster says country's participation cannot be justified amid 'appalling and ongoing loss of lives in Gaza'.

All female victims in their 20s and 30s were killed on the outskirts of Johannesburg in the past two months.

Kosovo's decision to join a US-led Gaza force exposes the pull of its alliance with Washington, according to analysts.

Iran has faced a torrent of international sanctions since the 1979 revolution - here's what's in place right now.

Beijing is drawing on vast reserves and seeking alternative crude as shipping disruption continues.

Iran's speaker mocks US interest rates, citing the Taylor equation amidst rising global oil prices and inflation.

Pakistan says an Indian warship entered its EEZ, while India says the collision occurred in international waters.

Regional analysts highlight the growing security alignment between Cairo and Riyadh amid escalating Red Sea tensions.

Mbappe, Vinicius Jr and Ibrahima Konate wore a tribute shirt partially rolled up ahead of Madrid's 3-2 win at Elche.

Sweden's centre-right Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said he will resign after losing the parliamentary elections.

US sanctions aim to weaken Russian oil exports, heavily targeting China and India as Moscow's largest energy buyers.

In address to European parliament, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney listed areas where he wants to boost cooperation.

Former member of gov't forces sentenced to 20 years, as two Assad supporters receive death sentence and life in prison.

Follow the live build-up and coverage, with toss, team lineups and news, ahead of our text commentary steam updates.

In a cost-cutting move, Japan decided against setting up a dedicated athletes' village but now faces a backlash.

The combined toll from the deadly incident now stands at 1,446 people dead and at least 6,669 missing.

It's the end of an era for India's popular instant digital payments system, which has been free of charge until now.

As journalists in Gaza continue documenting the war, camera repairman Mohammed Radwan keeps damaged equipment in use.

Rising energy prices are pushing inflation higher again, forcing major central banks to raise interest rates.

The US president says Washington is 'hopefully toward the end' of Iran war, as global energy prices remain high.

The security talks come as Israeli forces continue attacks across southern Lebanon despite a "ceasefire".

Having warned London of 'consequences' for sanctions, Israel targets UK charities, campaign groups and Palestine Action.

Houston Texans' linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair was fined for wearing the name of Hind Rajab on his eye black.

Missile and drone strikes targeted Ukraine's capital Kyiv as well as the Zaporizhzhia and Odesa regions.

Former England captain David Beckham backs his Inter Miami player Lionel Messi for Ballon d'Or after Campeones Cup win.

Washington's response to the Houthi advance exposes the limits of the US security umbrella in the Gulf.

The world's second-largest crude exporter is rerouting crude via dark shipments and ship-to-ship transfers off Oman.

Abu Bilal built a secret wall in his home to protect his books from Syria's former Assad regime.

Israeli prime minister pledges to advance two bills aimed at addressing the 'immense damage' done to Israeli soldiers.

Al Jazeera's Nida Ibrahim explains how Palestinians use local radio to navigate Israel's occupation and settler pogroms.

India is one of the world's largest sugar consumers, but usually produces much more.

New Delhi says it has 'made clear' its determination to 'protect its trade and economic interests'.