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Ukrainian leader calls for wider international support to get Russia to negotiating table amid faltering peace efforts.

Israeli destruction in al-Mughayyir near Ramallah is part of push to forcibly displace Palestinians, researcher says.

The Israeli government claims that they killed Hamas and other combatants..."

Health authorities say eight more people, including two children, die from malnutrition after famine declared in Gaza.

Spurs maintain their winning start to the season but leave Manchester City with yet more questions to answer.

Move comes as draft constitution is being put to a vote next month, raising fears for democratic transition.

Lee's visit comes two days before his crucial first summit in Washington, DC, with US President Donald Trump.

Hind Hassan looks at the military tech that is changing the face of modern warfare: drones and AI.

Trump's 2025 law ranks third among tax cuts since 1980 and mainly extends old cuts, making its impact modest for most.

Former UNRWA spokesperson Chris Gunness calls the Gaza famine a "sadistic obscenity" linked to Netanyahu's name.

Dr James Smith calls the Gaza famine a predictable crisis, manufactured by the Israeli occupation.

Governor Greg Abbott is expected to quickly sign it into law, though Democrats have vowed to challenge it in court.

Journalist and author Jeremy Scahill argues that Israel is feigning ignorance if it thinks Hamas will surrender.

Follow our live build-up, with full team news coverage and analysis, ahead of our live text and photo commentary stream.

His brother Erik was also denied parole on Thursday for the 1989 shotgun killing of their parents in Beverly Hills.

The embassy, which would be situated near the Tower of London, would be the largest in Europe.

Analysts speculate that Uganda is seeking better trade deals and wants to be in Trump's good books.

The once ubiquitous De Rica tomato paste brand lives on in Nigerian markets and kitchens in more ways than one.

Elected representatives jailed for 30 days on serious charges could lose their posts - even without a conviction.

Gaza's Health Ministry says at least 71 people were killed in the past 24 hours across the Palestinian territory.

Passengers from China, India, Philippines, the Middle East and US were on board the bus when it crashed at full speed.

Head of US Defense Intelligence Agency Jeffrey Kruse fired alongside two senior Navy officials in latest purge.

Trump's tariffs and shifting geopolitical winds have pulled India and China closer. That could undercut the US-led Quad.

Arakan Army rebels seize 14 of 17 townships in Rakhine and pledge to liberate entire frontier state in western Myanmar.

South Korean acknowledges that its soldiers fired warning shots after North Korean troops briefly crossed the border.

Here are the key events on day 1,276 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The conservative president faced a legislative panel weighing whether he should retain his immunity from prosecution.

Caspar Veldkamp and other ministers step down after cabinet rejects sanctions, prompting broader political upheaval.

Partner of Jeffrey Epstein insists Trump never engaged in inappropriate behavior amid scrutiny over past relationship.

The UN's head of humanitarian aid has made an impassioned plea for international action, as he confirmed a famine.

Congolese military auditor general asks court to condemn Kabila to death for war crimes including homicide and torture.

Abrego Garcia will return to family as he awaits trial over alleged human smuggling brought by Trump administration.

A UN-backed food security body has declared parts of Gaza are officially suffering from a famine created by Israel.

Trump's threat coincided with the announcement that military members in Washington, DC, would be armed during patrols.

A group of Palestinian children had fun playing with a parachute that was used to air drop humanitarian aid into Gaza.

Officials warn Ukraine's strike on Unecha oil pumping station risks halting supplies for at least five days.

The extraordinary development follows a meeting between CEO Lip-Bu Tan and Trump after he called for Tan's removal.

Attacks occurred between August 11 and August 20, UN human rights office said, adding that death toll may be higher.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says most Canadian goods will be exempted from US tariffs while some sectoral duties remain.

Leaked intelligence data says 83 percent of victims in Gaza were non-combatants.

The UN-backed IPC says more than half a million Palestinians facing catastrophic famine conditions amid Israel's war.

UNHCR's Mamadou Dian Balde on why Sudanese refugees return home despite war, cholera and collapse of services.

FBI agents are searching the home and office of former US National Security Adviser John Bolton.

Cook, who has been accused of mortgage fraud, says she will not be 'bullied' into resigning by the president.

Iran and European countries agree to resume nuclear talks next week despite threats of unilateral sanctions.

This debate takes on the rift in President Trump's party. Is it due to conservative principlesor allegiance to one man?

Critics call the federal takeover of Washington, DC, a 'manufactured crisis' aimed at political gain.

Baile Herculane's historic baths face decay, but volunteers offer hope with conservation efforts amid legal hurdles.

Professor William Schabas explains how the deliberate starvation of Gazans constitutes a war crime and possibly genocide

Powell's remarks offered little guidance about how soon or how quickly rates might continue to move lower.