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US President Donald Trump says they have, but this is only half true.

As medical students in Gaza, we are taught how to save lives with nothing and how to make impossible decisions.

Massive black holes may not always be formed the way we thought.

Modi's remarks follow Trump reaffirming personal friendship, downplaying earlier remarks about 'losing India' to China.

Attack on site sacred to Aboriginal community followed an anti-immigration rally in Melbourne city.

Analyst Tahani Mustafa says Israel acts with no red lines as its allies offer little pushback on Gaza occupation plan.

Prince Hisahito is first male royal to reach adulthood in 40 years. He could also be last in world's oldest monarchy.

Middle-aged victim reportedly lost both his legs in the attack while his surfboard was cut in half.

Israeli forces subjected the major urban centre in northern Gaza to another night of deadly bombing raids.

The unusually candid exchange between the world leaders was widely shared by broadcasters and on social media globally.

In the occupied West Bank, Israel is demolishing one Palestinian-owned building every five hours.

Jannik Sinner overcame Felix Auger-Aliassime to set up another final with Carlos Alcaraz, who defeated Novak Djokovic.

US special forces killed several North Korean fishermen diving for shellfish after encountering them by accident.

Ten F-35 stealth fighter jets reported to be joining US naval operation against Latin American drug cartels.

All to know about Asia's premier T20 spectacle, including top players, history, fixtures and India-Pakistan rivalry.

Here are the key events on day 1,290 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

After 10 months of dissent, protests show no signs of dying down as fury at alleged government corruption grows.

Egypt rejects forced Palestinian displacement, labelling it a 'red line' and a violation of humanitarian principles.

Race against time for efforts to resurrect two-state solution as Israel detains Palestinians and raids more land.

Portugal's first match of their World Cup qualifiers is also the first chance to mark the passing of Diogo Jota.

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth says the name change signals a more offensive approach for the US military under Trump.

Kylian Mbappe draws level with Thierry Henry on 51 goals for France in 2-0 win against Ukraine in World Cup qualifier.

The Chicago Teachers Union was handing out flyers at schools Friday informing parents of their rights.

Fear is spreading that an Israeli strike on a Gaza City high-rise signals a new stage of ethnic cleansing of the north.

Trump administration has confirmed it plans to destroy already purchased supplies, preventing their distribution.

Flight attendants had been unhappy both with the wage offer and the way it had been forcibly imposed on them.

Five Shia ministers walk out of cabinet debate as Hezbollah remains adamant it will hold onto its weapons.

Canadian PM Carney also announced a fund of $5 billion Canadian ($3.6bn US) to help firms in sectors hurt by tariffs.

Leaders of China, Russia and North Korea are centre stage at military parade.

A passenger bus veered off the road in a mountainous region in Sri Lanka, killing at least 15 people onboard.

Tech giant fined for third time in a week after being hit with multimillion-dollar penalties in US and France.

Will Sabalenka overcome her two Grand Slam final losses in 2025 to beat Anisimova, a woman carving a comeback trail?

'While we are removing the emergency, we need to keep the urgency,' says independent panel of experts for the WHO.

The compensation would be delivered in shares and tied to performance milestones set by the Tesla board over 10 years.

Persistent uncertainty around US trade policy has kept Canadian businesses on tenterhooks, discouraging hiring.

Private-sector payroll growth halves in August as layoffs surge, marking highest job cuts since 2020.

Follow our live build-up, with team news, ahead of our live text commentary stream of the qualifier for the 2026 event.

Demonstrators in Tel Aviv are signaling that time is running out for the Israeli captives still held in Gaza.

UN agency urges production of affordable generics for GLP-1 drugs to treat obesity and diabetes in developing countries.

Volker Turk warns that the US sanctions over ICC cooperation could have a 'chilling effect' on civil society globally.

Officials in US city have pushed back against the looming deployment, but Trump confirmed it will go ahead.

Rayner's resignation prompts cabinet reshuffle, with foreign minister David Lammy expected to replace her as deputy PM.

Sources tell US media the move aims to withdraw Adams from mayoral race to strengthen Cuomo and defeat Mamdani.

The CFPB clawed back $21bn for Americans. Now Trump is dismantling it, leaving families exposed as his donors celebrate.

An unofficial tribunal led by former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn accused the UK of being complicit in Israel's genocide

Macron announces a 'reassurance force' as 26 European countries pledge to place troops in Ukraine after the war ends.

The 'gates of hell are opening' in Gaza, says Israeli defence minister as attacks cause panic and fear among civilians.

Mark Smith resigned last August over the UK's failure to stop selling arms to Israel.

The arguments for and against 'reclassifying' of cannabis in the US are varied.

We ask whyfemicideisstill killing so manywomen.