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Trump's firing of the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics raises fears for the integrity of official statistics.

Putin claims, without providing evidence, that Ukraine was involved in the attack, an allegation Kyiv vehemently denies.

The warning comes as the Gaza Strip's Health Ministry registers more cases of paralysis due to malnutrition.

Mehdi Hasan says Western states weakened global rights bodies to shield Israel - with consequences far beyond Gaza

Right-wing Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sparked outrage from nations across the Middle East.

India beat England by six runs to win fifth Test on its final day at the Oval and level the five-match series at 2-2.

Children in Gaza are being shot while trying to get food from Israeli- and US-backed GHF.

Palestinians in West Bank are unable to mourn 31-year-old Awdah, while the Israeli settler who shot him walks free.

Lion ownership is rising in Thailand, prompting concerns over welfare, regulation, and illegal wildlife trade.

On eve of new Premier League season, captain Bruno Fernandes calls for 'more quality to get everyone to step up'.

Israel's war has destroyed Gaza's water supplies, forcing residents to struggle daily for safe drinking water.

White House deputy chief Stephen Miller says it was 'not acceptable' for India to continue to buy Russian oil.

The exercise coincided with President Marcos's trip to India, where he said he would look to deepen maritime ties.

The investigation was derailed by political interference, but a new government is trying to get justice back on track.

The stepmother of a boy, whose killing was witnessed at a GHF site, is still looking for his body.

Seoul removes propaganda loudspeakers to signal a shift in policy under President Lee's administration.

Witkoff will discuss Russia's war on Ukraine as Trump says again he wants a 'deal where people stop getting killed'.

Israeli PM earlier asked for Red Cross to intervene to help captives as just 36 aid trucks entered Gaza on Saturday.

Trump administration officials question data amid condemnation of dismissal of Bureau of Labor Statistics head.

Here are the key events on day 1,257 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

US president has urged Republicans to redraw map to help the party net a handful of seats in the midterms next year.

Some 100 people were involved in search for workers at El Teniente copper mine, the world's largest underground mine.

England needs 35 more runs to beat India as fifth Test thriller goes to the last day of the five-match cricket series.

The ex-president, accused of seeking to overturn the 2022 election that he lost, has been backed by US's Trump.

China's spectacular economic development has brought up the price of its labour and dwindled Western corporate profits.

Rescue operations are ongoing to find dozens more missing, local authorities say.

State media says armed groups violated the truce agreed in the predominantly Druze region.

Australia may join more than a dozen other nations in recognising the state of Palestine.

Agreements, including for energy and trade sectors, have been signed during the two-day visit of Iranian president.

United Kingdom's Lando Norris holds off McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri of Australia to win Hungarian Grand Prix.

Israel is carrying out more demolitions this year than in any other year of the occupation, which began in 1967.

Fifteen-year-old Abdul Rahman Abu Jazar says Israeli soldiers kept shooting at him even after he was struck by a bullet.

Western nations discuss Palestinian statehood, but Israel's policy to starve the Palestinians in Gaza remains intact.

US envoy Steve Witkoff met with Israeli families, as outrage grew over a new video of an emaciated captive held by Hamas

Israel has told Syria - a sovereign country - that it doesn't want Syrian soldiers anywhere south of Damascus

Report says Karim Khan 'privately threatened' by then-Foreign Secretary David Cameron with UK's withdrawal from court.

Ukraine has regularly hit Russian oil and gas infrastructure in response to attacks on its own territory.

A roundup of major events last week.

Joint Sea-2025 exercises begin in waters near Russian port of Vladivostok and will last for three days, China says.

Video shows a massive explosion at a Russian oil facility in Novokuybyshevsk, 1,000km from the Ukrainian border.

Officials say the workers were conducting an emergency inspection of sewage pipes when the accident took place.

Smithsonian Institution says it will update exhibit to reflect all impeachments of US presidents following backlash.

Russia reportedly launched more than 14 times as many drones on Ukraine than it did in July 2024.

Dozens killed on Saturday include 38 Palestinians seeking aid at controversial distribution sites, according to sources.

Former Fox News host Pirro secures Senate confirmation with 50-45 vote, becoming US attorney for the nation's capital.

Here are the key events on day 1,256 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Defence Ministry accuses Kurdish-led SDF of injuring four army personnel, three civilians in rocket attack near Manbij.

Blazes across several Canadian provinces and territories pose health risks to Canadians and their southern neighbours.

Without evidence, Trump and his allies accuse former US special prosecutor of illegal political activity.

Yashasvi Jaiswal makes sparkling hundred with Mohammed Siraj striking with last ball of day as India look to tie series.