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Israeli troops have opened fire and killed civilians in southern Lebanon on the day they were supposed to withdraw.

Thousands of people protested Australia's national day, marking the arrival of the first British colonisers in 1788.

Twenty-three child prisoners released but more than 300 minors remain in Israeli custody, many of them without charges.

Andrzej Duda discusses the Ukraine war and balancing global alliances as Donald Trump comes back to the White House.

Suspected ISWAP fighters target army base in the remote Malam-Fatori town in Nigeria's northeastern Borno state.

The Italian completes a straight-sets win over world number two Alexander Zverev to remain perfect in Grand Slam finals.

Palestinian prisoners released during the Gaza ceasefire deal have been reuniting with their families.

Abdullah Al-Arian, from Georgetown University in Qatar talks about the strength of Gazans to resist being relocated

Palestinian man also dies from injuries after being shot by Israeli forces as attacks on West Bank intensify.

A South Korean president has no immunity in insurrection charges, which are punishable by life imprisonment or death.

Here are the key developments on the 1,067th day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Attacks come on the day Israeli troops were supposed to withdraw from southern Lebanon and allow people to return home.

David Bowie's 1987 concert in West Berlin could be heard on the other side of the wall in Eastern Germany.

Trump says relocation may be temporary or long-term as he announces lifting of hold on 2,000-pound bombs for Israel.

Mbappe's scoring outburst on Saturday night caps off a red-hot streak of eight goals in his last five games.

Longtime leader Lukashenko is set to win a seventh terms as he runs unopposed by genuine challengers.

We'll celebrate today. But we know that the war [in Sudan] is far from over."

The EU foreign ministers will gather Monday to discuss and potentially agree on proposals to ease sanctions on Syria.

Who killed Malcolm Caldwell?

President Alexander Lukashenko will be running to secure a seventh term, hoping to extend his 30-year rule over Belarus.

Israel and Hamas completed their second swap, exchanging 200 Palestinian prisoners for four female Israeli soldiers.

The DRC army and peacekeepers are trying to stop an M23 advance on the city of Goma, the capital of North Kivu province.

US President Donald Trump ramps up diplomatic pressure to end the war.

Noem takes charge of a sprawling agency that deals with a host of crucial issues like immigration and customs.

Jannick Sinner targets a second successive Australian Open title as he faces Alexander Zverev in Sunday's men's final.

Video from near Gaza's Netzarim Corridor showed crowds ducking and running for cover amid Israeli gunfire.

The identities of the prisoners were not disclosed.

War fervour has subsided in Ukraine, but not the desire to live and the drive to carry on against all odds.

Trump is sworn in as a fragile Gaza ceasefire holds, while Israeli violence peaks in the West Bank.

Today on The Stream:We examinethe global obsession with 'true crime' and whether it hurts or helps communities.

Attacks on hospitals rampant in besieged el-Fasher, where army-aligned militias are pushing back RSF fighters.

Women in Gaza tell their stories of loss and grief as they plan what to do when they return home.

Madison Keys wins her first Grand Slam by ending Aryna Sabalenka's hopes of a third straight Australian Open title.

As Belarus votes amid repression, what drives Alexander Lukashenko, the president likely to secure a seventh term.

Saturday's exchange is the second one since a ceasefire began between Hamas and Israel earlier in the month.

Massive turnout in nationwide rallies, as Fico brandishes intel report alleging 'coup d'etat' in league with foreigners.

Socialist PM Sanchez announces several measures, including 100 percent tax on foreigners, to tackle the housing crisis.

US arms export growth was driven by countries seeking to replenish weapons stocks that were donated to Ukraine.

Several Chinese coastguard vessels accused of making 'aggressive manoeuvres' towards Philippine fisheries boats.

A young man from Beirut's Dahiyeh suburbs, another from a south Lebanon village - both students marked by war forever.

Hegseth's nomination had been rocked by allegations of alcohol abuse and sexual misconduct.

Here are the key developments on the 1,066th day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Trump administration freezes new funding for anti-HIV programme and other health services, excepts key food programmes.

Advocates say Trump entered office for his second term more prepared to implement hardline immigration policies.

After visiting hurricane-ravaged North Carolina, the Republican leader travelled to California to inspect fire response.

Newly signed executive order has 'broader implications' than travel ban Trump imposed in his first term, experts say.

The move comes after US President Trump ended DEI hiring in gov't jobs and encouraged the private sector to do the same.

Israeli attack on vehicle close to Qabatiya comes during ongoing assault on nearby Jenin, which has displaced thousands.

A second round of prisoners are to be exchanged between Hamas and Israel on Saturday as part of a ceasefire.

The Israel-Hamas ceasefire was meant to mark an end to the misery of displacement for Palestinians...