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The police force in the Australian state of Victoria has apologised for its role in forcibly taking Indigenous children.

Tornadoes leave path of destruction across several US states as other parts of country brace for more possible storms.

Zelenskyy says Ukraine needs at least seven more Patriot launchers to defend itself against Russian air attacks.

Pyongyang says its attempt to put another spy satellite into orbit ends in failure, according to state news agency KCNA.

Prosecutors and defence lawyers to deliver closing arguments this week in historic trial against ex-US President Trump.

According to UN data, more than half of Gaza's homes have been destroyed or damaged - as have 267 places of worship.

Grief-stricken parents were filmed leaving a morgue carrying the bodies of their newborn children who died in a fire.

Israeli forces killed more than 40 Palestinians when they bombed a camp for displaced people in southern Gaza.

The success of basic income pilots in the US has been followed by efforts to kill such programmes. The rich are scared.

The three-time European champions drop PSG forward Marco Asensio before the tournament, which starts on June 14.

Filmmaker Raoul Peck and author Viet Thanh Nguyen discuss their road to making art that's political and subversive.

In Yahidne, Russian soldiers held 368 villagers underground for nearly a month; 17 died and survivors carry deep scars.

Duesseldorf courtsentences ex-soldierto 42 months in jail for sharing secret military information with Russia.

Officials say many bodies were 'charred' after the strikes triggered a fire that ripped through the camp in Rafah.

Greece's government has pledged not to allow protests against Israel to escalate on university campuses.

The first cyclone in the Bay of Bengal ahead of this year's monsoon killed at least nine people in the two countries.

The stories of three people who desperately need to leave Gaza for treatment, and the dark future they are staring at.

Nine people have been killed, as the cyclone, which made landfall on Sunday, now weakens and heads inland.

Antiwar activist supports a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, and end to the US military support for Ukraine.

After 30 years of dominance, the ANC faces its toughest election yet, needing 50 percent to maintain its majority.

Qatar calls the attack 'grave violation of international laws' and UN special rapporteur urges sanctions on Israel.

ICC arrest warrants against Israeli leaders threaten to upend the established system of Western impunity.

Two found alive as overnight rains raise fears tonnes of rubble covering the area could become dangerously unstable.

The Libertarian Party has nominated activist Chase Oliver for US president, who pledged to end the genocide'.

Despite mass student protests and calls from leaders, universities are dragging their feet over divestment from Israel.

Starc took 17 wickets in 13 matches in Kolkata's title-winning run at the IPL 2024 season that lasted two months.

Hope and anxiety grip the diaspora in US, reflecting divided sentiments about India's future if Modi returns to power.

The Pacific territory has been rocked by unrest over Paris's plan to allow more Europeans the vote in provincial polls.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang says three countries should view each other as 'partners and opportunities for development'.

Rashid Khan's men must dig deeper in tough situations to push for a place in the ICC T20 World Cup semifinals.

The Israeli missiles struck tents in an area to the west of Rafah city, which was supposed to be safe from attack.

Sanctions-breaking launch follows Pyongyang's third and successful attempt to launch a spy satellite in November.

Women and children in states such as Karenni struggle with trauma from air attacks and intense fighting.

Women make up less than 20 percent of top earners in sector, university research finds.

Shenzhen is attracting Hong Kongers in droves with its superior entertainment options at a fraction of the cost.

As the war enters its 822nd day, these are the main developments.

Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte conceded defeat in the final round of the Baltic nation's presidential election.

Charity says more than 900 wounded in the capital of North Darfur province in fighting between Sudan's army and the RSF.

Governing African National Congress faces its toughest test yet in national election.

Tornadoes and storms leave a trail of destruction in parts of Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas.

For the first time in nearly a quarter of a century, a French president visits Berlin to warm frosty ties.

At least 800,000 people evacuate their homes in low-lying coastal areas of Bangladesh as intense cyclone makes landfall.

A look at some of last week's events.

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, the only F1 driver born and raised in the area, finally wins his home race in Monte Carlo.

Dublin airport authorities say six passengers and six crew members were injured after flight hit turbulence over Turkey.

Despite talk of two states, historian Yazid Sayigh says the US has no real plans leading to Palestinian independence.

The Israeli army has said that eight rockets were fired from Gaza, targeting central Israel, including Tel Aviv.

This is the moment Russian strikes hit a crowded store in Kharkiv, killing at least four people.