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ChatGPT Enterprise touts improved security and privacy in bid to woo corporate clients.

August 29 is the International Day against Nuclear Tests, aiming to promote a world without nuclear weapons.

Russian defence ministry says three drones shot down over the Russian regions of Tula and Belgorod.

Tensions have soared since Japan began releasing Fukushima's wastewater into the Pacific despite China's opposition.

From Indian rice to Australian wheat, climate change is worsening a food crunch and price spikes due to war in Ukraine.

Deputy Secretary of Defense says China's military has scaled up but US maintains advantage with military technology.

Japanese car giant suspends operations at 12 domestic plants after glitch leaves company unable to order components.

The suspension plunged the centre-left politician's presidency into uncertainty even before it's officially begun.

The worm, usually found in carpet pythons, was discovered after she complained of symptoms including forgetfulness.

Workers at facilities in Western Australia will begin rolling stoppages from September 7.

Robert Shonov, Russian national and ex-staffer at consulate, charged with 'cooperation on a confidential basis' with US.

Leaders of regional bodies that make up Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) made collective request to Rubiales.

As the war enters its 552nd day, these are the main developments.

The US has condemned the arrest of Claudia Gonzalez, a lawyer who worked with a UN-backed anti-corruption commission.

Evangelical leader Marcorel Zidor led 'hundreds' of armed protesters into a gang-led area of the capital Port-au-Prince.

The Civil Disobedience Movement remains a pillar of resistance to military rule, but the cost is high for those involved

'Significant change in action' under way to compensate nations under direct assault from climate chaos, observers say.

Israeli Finance Minister Smotrich said the money was prompting crime among Palestinian communities, triggering outrage.

To enforce the ban on the robes in classrooms, 14,000 educational personnel will be trained by the end of the year.

Advocates say that prisoners are protesting against dire conditions - and that the government's reforms are not enough.

Agzaya al-Karan had been forced to return to Gaza for the first time in 30 years three weeks ago.

Private force is already being torn apart by Russia's military, intelligence services, and state-run corporations.

Addis Ababa insists the dam will not harm its neighbours as another meeting is held with Egypt and Sudan.

Air traffic authority says technical issue affected its system's ability to automatically process flight plans.

Tehran sets deadline of September 19 for rebels to be disarmed and removed from bases in northern Iraq.

Utility company rejects Maui County lawsuit accusing it of contributing to deadly blazes that tore through communities.

The MLS has different rules, including playoffs, that differ from the way other football leagues operate.

Former US president will be arraigned in Georgia next week while judge sets March 2024 start for federal trial.

India's first solar probe to blast off after last week's successful moon touchdown, so it can study solar winds.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman says authorities need 'a power to detain and ultimately control those people'.

Ukraine is increasingly looking to replace its jets as Russia continues to dominate the skies in the 18-month-long war.

Experts say the case can help transform Spanish women's football and broader society, but deeper changes are needed.

Watchdogs slam Taliban for blocking women from boarding a flight to study in Dubai and from visiting a national park.

Spanish football federation chief to be investigated after kissing player Jenni Hermoso at World Cup celebrations.

Reporters Without Borders also denounced the fact that foreign media was largely restricted from covering the vote.

Strengthening in Caribbean, storm is expected to hit US state's Gulf of Mexico coast this week as 'major hurricane'.

The secretive war-hardened career-officer-turned-mercenary is said to have given the Wagner group its name.

As climate change makes extreme temperatures more frequent, many US prisons lack resources to address safety needs.

Raisi says the project has been completed years ahead of plan and saved a lot of money by transporting an existing rig.

Macron insists that France will not change its position in condemning the coup and offering support to Bazoum.

The nation is where the climate crisis, the refugee crisis and the inequalities of capitalism intersect.

The Spanish football chief's mother says her hunger strike would last until the 'hunt' against her son is over.

The move comes after flood of nuisance calls from China to local businesses following release of water from the plant.

The RSF's proposals for ethnic diversity come amid widespread reports of ethnic cleansing and sexual violence in Darfur.

Imaan Mazari-Hazir's lawyer says police did not share details of new charges which came after court granted bail to her.

The typhoon which dumped heavy rains across northern Philippines is now moving towards Taiwan and southern China.

In the Peruvian Amazon, a man in his 70s faces leaving the monkeys he's dedicated his life to protecting.

Acai cultivation has boosted local economy but critics say expansion of acai palms causing a loss of biodiversity.

Prompted by an audience member, the civil rights leader improvised the most famous part of his I Have a Dream" speech.

The survivors, who have been transported to the port of Mytilene in Lesbos, included Yemenis, Palestinians and Somalis.