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The skies above Mount Etna are sprinkled with perfectly shaped rings of smoke coming from Europe's most active volcano.

Europe's courts refuse to prosecute police officers who abuse Roma even when their crimes are caught on video.

Kremlin says weather forecast is 'unfavourable' with western Siberia expecting peak flooding in three to five days.

Palestinians in Gaza are marking the beginning of Eid al-Fitr amid Israel's ongoing war on the Strip.

State court's ruling could have far-reaching implications for women's healthcare and the November elections.

According to media reports, arms exports have grown during wartime in another sign of ever warming ties.

The South Asian rivals have been waging parallel influence operations in Canada, according to Ottawa's top spy agency.

Festivities to mark the end of Ramadan were overshadowed by the six-month war in Gaza.

Mexico's government has released new video of the moment Ecuadorian police stormed its embassy in Quito.

As Israel's war weighs heavily on them, many Palestinians do not feel joy this Eid but say they still have faith.

Brexit spelled the end of EU subsidies, leaving farmers with raw deal' from the UK government.

Prime minister pushes for recognition of a Palestinian state, says such a 'just' move would be in EU's interest.

Russian forces advance as they try to break Ukraine's defences while Moscow scolds Paris and NATO.

Thousands of Palestinians offer Eid al-Fitr prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem.

Ahead of key elections, hundreds of thousands in need of homes in opposition-run Western Cape languish on waiting lists.

In response, Israel threatens a direct attack if Iran uses its own territory to retaliate.

Philippine president departs for US for first trilateral meeting seen as countering China's geopolitical influence.

Save the Children says 230,000 children, new mothers could also die of hunger without critical action to stop the war.

Palestinians have been holding prayers to mark the start of Eid which is being overshadowed by Israel's war on Gaza.

The current IBA women's world boxing champion will go for gold at the Paris Olympics.

Palestinians in Rafah are celebrating Eid al-Fitr with Israeli drones buzzing overhead.

In strongest criticism yet, Biden takes issue with Israel's approach but not its devastating war on Gaza.

US President Joe Biden has criticised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's actions on Gaza as a "mistake".

Beijing says it is 'disappointed' with decision by US-based ratings agency.

Thousands of infantry weapons and more than 500,000 rounds of ammunition seized from Iran were sent to Ukraine.

Engineer alleges that aircraft giant took unsafe shortcuts in the production of the 787 Dreamliner.

Apple farming is Kashmir's biggest economic driver, employing millions. Now a new railway project threatens livelihoods

Improvements to buildings and emergency response helped limit the impact when a 7.2 magnitude quake struck Taiwan.

South Korean voters could punish ruling conservative party at the ballot box amid discontent over Yoon's leadership.

Study commissioned by England's health service says hormones should only be prescribed to teens with 'extreme caution'.

As the war enters its 776th day, these are the main developments.

The raid spurred criticism as being violation of international law as Ecuador sought to arrest a former vice president.

Four people missing and three wounded taken to hospital after blast at power plant in the town of Bargi, near Bologna.

Thousands in Lebanon are homeless after 6 months of Israeli strikes.

The conservative-stacked court ruled 4-2 that the century-old law would be 'enforceable' within 14 days of the ruling.

Nicaragua alleges Germany violated UN Genocide Convention by supplying Israel with weapons.

British government is coming under growing pressure to halt weapons supplies to Israel as it continues its war on Gaza.

Israel's assault on the Gaza Strip has placed a pall over Eid celebrations for Palestinians.

About 44 million people are able to vote in closely fought election seen as a test of President Yoon Suk-yeol.

Germany says 98 percent of arms exports to Israel since October 7 were equipment like vests, helmets and binoculars.

A new app in the US is helping people to boycott businesses deemed to be supporting Israel and its war on Gaza.

As ceasefire talks continue, Palestinians are angry at the international community, which they feel has let them down.

The parents of a US school shooter have been found guilty of manslaughter. What message does their sentencing send?

A refugee from Iraq looks into his family's past and wonders if his childhood trauma will affect his young son.

This election year, each story about Donald Trump must first pass the Lonely Planet test.

South Africa's electoral court overturns earlier decision that had barred the ex-president from contesting the polls.

The 37-year-old replaces Leo Varadkar, who said he was quitting as party leader and PM for personal, political reasons.

Rwandan youth are actively fighting against genocide ideology through community organising, filmmaking and writing.

Trump has not called for a national abortion ban, disappointing anti-abortion activists. How has his stance changed?

Temple Movement's plan to sacrifice the cattle seen as step towards its goal of building the Third Temple over Al-Aqsa.