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Hezbollah and Lebanese officials deny Israel's claims of using Beirut's airport for arming the group.

Targeting pro-Palestinian students will not save Israel's reputation in the US, according to CAIR's Nihad Awad.

US president dissolves the app migrants use for asylum appointments. Some say that has left them in a dangerous limbo.

Professor Nancy Fraser tells Marc Lamont Hill why she believes capitalism is at the root of multiple world crises.

Palestinian group in Gaza says a total of 369 prisoners held in Israeli jails are expected to be released on Saturday.

Sudan's women and girls have endured horrific sexual violence throughout this war. They deserve support and protection.

German authorities are treating the incident, which injured at least 36 people, as attempted murder.

Canadian media's baseless China hysteria not only tarnished reputations, but also diverted attention from real threats.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot speaks for the first time following his sending off in the Merseyside derby at Everton.

Israel's weeks-long raid on the occupied West Bank has displaced thousands of Palestinians and caused destruction.

Ukraine has handed a draft deal to the US that would give Washington access to precious minerals for war support.

More than 2 million Afghans in Pakistan could face a new deportation wave as Islamabad issues tough new rules.

Aid groups warn that Israel blocking essential supplies to rebuild homes is worsening Gaza's humanitarian crisis.

Leader of world's 1.4 billion Catholics admitted to the Gemelli Hospital for diagnostic tests and further treatment.

US President Donald Trump and Elon Musk allege federal fraud in projects relating to diversity and climate change.

Radiation levels are normal at Chornobyl, IAEA says, as world leaders gather in Munich to discuss Russia-Ukraine war.

Prize money increased for Champions Trophy as International Cricket Council adds weight to push to reboot tournament.

Israel killed Essam Awad's son. He tried to stay in the home Muhammed was raised in, but Israel forced him out.

Former Nottingham Forest and South Korea striker Hwang Ui-jo gets suspended jail term in sex video scandal.

Egypt must balance internal stability and US foreign aid when weighing its counter-offer to Trump's Gaza plan.

Former president rallies the opposition as his family seeks to challenge the congressional majority of President Marcos.

Officials said an improvised explosive device struck a vehicle carrying coal miners in the country's southwest.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said a Russian drone attack caused a fire at the former Chernobyl plant.

A lookback at biggest talking points and the moments that mattered the most in the tournament's 27-year history.

Apple and Google have made the video-sharing app available again amid security concerns from some US officials.

As Ukrainian attacks wipe out their tanks and armoured vehicles, Moscow's troops adopt new tactics amid ammunition woes.

The Munich incident took place during an election campaign in which immigration and security are prominent issues.

Central bank says Southeast Asian economy on track for robust investment, exports and household spending going forward.

A new lawsuit challenges Trump ally's government agency, saying it was unlawfully given 'virtually unchecked power'.

The one cent coin costs more to produce than its value and is nearly obsolete in retail. But it has its supporters.

UN agency says children as young as 12 are also being enlisted or coerced to join the fighting by armed groups.

A kayaker who was briefly swallowed by a whale in Chile says he thought he was dead, before being spat back out unharmed

Casualty figures and damages are still being assessed after firefighters rescued workers from the blaze in Busan city.

India's Prime Minister Modi and US President Trump agreed on a security agenda that will also address 'terrorism'.

AP boss Julie Pace condemns 'deeply troubling escalation' in spat over Trump's renaming of the Gulf of Mexico.

Here are the key developments on the 1,086th day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Two of Silicon Valley's most prominent tech titans are at loggerheads over the future of the creator of ChatGPT.

The judge's temporary restraining order is a setback for Trump's efforts to roll back transgender rights and services.

The Indian prime minister praised Trump while angling to avoid the steep 'reciprocal' tariffs the US president plans.

US president says Washington's existing nuclear arsenal could destroy the world '100 times over'.

Jakarta says it is preparing legislation to protect minors from 'physical, mental, or moral perils'.

US president says levies will restore a sense of 'fairness' to trade relations with other countries.

General says US has also stepped up surveillance of cartels in Mexico, raising concerns about possible military strikes.

Ukrainian president says it was 'not very pleasant' that Trump called Putin before speaking to him.

We've never seen a conflict where so many journalists have been killed ... ever."

The US president is reaching across the divide and says Russia and Ukraine both want peace.

Ukraine's prime minister said he will not accept any negotiations with Russia that do not have Ukrainian involvement.

Arsenal title hopes hit by another injury in their forward line as Kai Havertz is ruled out for the rest of the season.

Since a ceasefire in Gaza, Israel has increased the frequency and intensity of its attacks in the occupied West Bank.

Two Australian nurses are being investigated by police over a video which showed them bragging about killing Israelis.