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India's entertainment market is already one of the world's biggest, with the merger expected to further shake it up.

The number of Palestinians killed in Gaza is nearing 30,000 while children are starving.

For decades, humans skills alone enabled dispute resolution. Now, AI could help, say experts. But risks loom too.

While ex-PM Shehbaz Sharif of the PMLN bloc is frontrunner, independents backed by Imran Khan hope to clinch a surprise.

New government pledges to keep up ties with Taiwan, ending speculation it may switch diplomatic recognition to China.

Former president barred from appearing on Republican presidential primary ballot over his role in US Capitol attack.

Top court agrees to decide whether Donald Trump can be prosecuted on charges he interfered with the 2020 election.

Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza has also gone out of service due to a lack of fuel for generators.

Michigan movement 'surpasses expectations' with over 100,000 votes cast in protest of unequivocal US support for Israel.

Russia is making gains in the war with Ukraine, and the West is considering its response.

Widow of Russian opposition leader unsure whether funeral will pass off peacefully after Russia blocked memorial plans.

The 82-year-old Kentucky lawmaker has been in the position for 17 years, the longest-serving Senate leader in history.

US Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell was emotional as he announced plans to step down as Republican leader.

Law allowed for ex-soldiers and fighters to get amnesty for acts committed during region's period of sectarian violence.

Rights activists condemn bill that would punish the promotion of rights for gay and lesbian people with years in prison.

Red Bull issues a statement after an independent probe clears Horner of alleged misconduct towards a female employee.

A Palestinian man was reportedly shot whilst collecting aid in Gaza City.

The 52-year-old becomes the first person to be killed by pro-government forces since the protests began in August.

Hundreds of children in Gaza are trying to sell what they can on the street to earn money to survive.

South Korea has the lowest fertility rate in the world, with the population expected to halve by 2100.

Ukrainian president promotes idea of joint arms production at two-day summit of Southeast European countries.

Under President Javier Milei, Argentina's government has cut funds to community kitchens, sparking mass protests.

Palestinian group affirms 'space for flexibility' but wants guarantee of total ceasefire and Israeli troops' withdrawal.

Israel doesn't recognize 35 Palestinian Bedouin villages, giving them pretext to uproot communities from their land.

Yulia Navalnaya addressed the European Parliament with a warning about Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Widespread work stoppages in Greece halt trains, ferries and much of the capital's public transport.

Two years ago, nine men lined up to pray in a Missouri prison. No one has been held accountable for what followed.

Pro-Palestinian activists in Michigan have declared victory in their campaign to send an election message.

Pro-Russian rebels hint at a referendum, a move Moldova has dismissed as meaningless propaganda.

Journalists urge governments to allow them into the enclave through the Rafah crossing in southern Gaza.

One MP has been suspended for suggesting that London's mayor was being controlled by 'Islamists'.

Israel's war on Gaza has added fuel to efforts to ensure international law applies equally to everyone.

A Swedish MEP spent most of her allotted speaking time at an EU parliamentary session in silence to protest Israel's war

Ahead of South Africa's elections, parties' take on the Gaza war is proving to be a deciding factor for more voters.

Farmers in different parts of the world are protesting against economic and climate policies.

The continent should resist quick fixes offered by the market and bring the people at the centre of climate action.

Government blamed human error', but protesters point to decades of mismanagement and neglect.

The attack happened just hours after the announcement that Chad will hold a presidential election on May 6.

President Widodo honours likely election win, but rights groups say move embarrasses army given controversial past.

US official laughs at question on invading other countries joke in press briefing room.

Biden and Trump won their Michigan primaries but as Israel's war on Gaza rages, 'uncommitted' voters show anger.

More than 1.1 million people applied for asylum in bloc in 2023, just under levels of the 2015-16 refugee crisis.

Pakistani national charged with smuggling missile components to Iran-aligned group targeting Red Sea shipping.

Gaza's 2.3 million people are reliant on 'woefully inadequate' food aid to survive, according to UN.

Officials hope Salvatore Mancuso will reveal information about hundreds of murders and forced disappearances.

A UK-registered cargo ship can be seen partially submerged in the Red Sea after it was hit in an attack.

Observers say Russia's seafood industry was not sanctioned quickly or harshly enough, especially at the start of war.

As enthusiasm for the tech wanes, markets approve of company's decision to shift employees to burgeoning AI sector.

Beijing official said relations with Moscow are at an historic high.

Israel and Hamas played down chances of a truce soon, a day after US President Biden said it was imminent.