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The White House's August 1 deadline has set off some panic' among both workers and employers, experts say.

German biathlete and Olympic champion Laura Dahlmeier was killed by falling rocks while scaling Laila Peak in Pakistan.

Palestine Action has won its bid to challenge a government decision to ban the group under anti-terrorism laws.

More than 1,200 people have been arrested since rallies began earlier this week, a government statement said.

A couple was killed in Balochistan over accusations of having an affair. A viral video forced Pakistan to respond.

Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem says group will 'not submit to Israel' and disarm as pressure on Lebanon grows.

The Hind Rajab Foundation criticises Belgian authorities for not taking stronger action as diplomatic row worsens.

US freezes Judge Moraes's assets, citing role in arbitrary detentions, censorship, and Bolsonaro-related prosecutions.

The decision also drew dissent from two of the central bank's governors, both Trump appointees.

The decision came after the country's military chief sent a letter to Trump praising his 'strong leadership'.

The speaker of Israel's Knesset said London or Paris should be the site of a Palestinian state.

Mauritian rider Kim Le Court has made history for Africa by winning a stage at the women's Tour de France.

This episode explores the rise of fake news, uncovering its history, motives and the stories driving its global impact.

India seek to save the five-Test series with England leading 2-1 going into the final match at the Oval in London.

Air traffic control authority says departures at all airports have resumed after glitch affected flights across UK.

The pro-Palestinian group requests a full legal challenge to its ban in London's High Court.

Japan and Hawaii were spared from a feared tsunami after one of the largest earthquakes ever recorded struck Russia.

Thousands of Black Sabbath fans gathered as a funeral procession for Ozzy Osbourne made its way through Birmingham, UK.

Who gets to have nuclear weapons and why?

Luke Shaw says the atmosphere in the Manchester United dressing room has been 'quite toxic'.

Despite global shifts, analysts agree the US dollar's reserve currency status is unlikely to be replaced for decades.

It is not clear what triggered the fighting although sections of the border have long been contested.

The UK's threat to recognise a Palestinian state if Israel does not agree to a ceasefire in Gaza has drawn criticism.

Survivors of Peru's internal armed conflict fear a new amnesty law will shield military and police from accountability.

PM Keir Starmer announces that the UK will recognise the state of Palestine in September, amid famine situation in Gaza.

As the death toll from Israel's war on Gaza passes 60,000, Palestinians are appealing for an end to Israel's genocide.

Mothers across Gaza are forced to give their babies water to keep them alive, as milk and formula have become nearly imp

India have been invited to join next month's Central Asian football Nations Cup in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.

New law bans any speech or organising seen as trying to "destroy a part of the electoral process".

WFP says only half of requested aid is reaching Gaza, as 500,000 people face famine-like conditions," they warn.

Islamophobic riots shocked the UK a year ago, following false claims that three girls were killed by a Muslim migrant.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says ChatGPT users share personal info, but warns it's not legally protected in case of a lawsuit

Some analysts say ceasefire remains tenuous, and may not last if the Thai government fails to secure lower US tariffs.

A magnitude 8.8 quake hit Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula, prompting tsunami warnings as far away as the US West Coast.

Temperature hits41.2 degrees Celsius (106.16 degrees Fahrenheit) after hottest June on record.

Colombia international forward joins Bayern Munich from Liverpool in a deal that could total $86.7m.

Doctors fear that even if aid reaches Gaza's starving children, it may come too late to save them from irreversible harm

The UK and Greece are recycling racist border policies of the past decade and pretending they'll work this time.

Emergency healthcare workers in wartorn Ukraine say they have been targeted by drones.

The draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to be staged in December with Las Vegas reported to be the host venue.

Experts warn that ISIL-affiliated ADF fighters may be stepping up attacks to stay relevant, amid regional peace efforts.

To survive shifting fault lines, CEE should rearm and show its worth as a partner.

Rescuers are hoping to find the double Olympic gold medallist on the 6,096-metre Laila Peak in the Karakoram Mountains.

Hawaii's governor warns residents not to 'put yourself in harm's way' and readies for possible rescue operations.

Polls find that Americans have mixed feelings about Trump's handling of the US economy and immigration.

Ratko Mladic filed the request to be released on health grounds last month, saying he only had a few months to live.

Here are the key events on day 1,252 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The war on Gaza is leaving behind a generation of orphans. Many children survive, but they will grow up without parents.

Dozens of other countries, including in Latin America, Asia and parts of the US, are bracing for potential tsunamis.

Only 32 percent of survey respondents said they approve of Israel's conduct in Gaza, down 10 points from last year.