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The Florida governor hits the road for a three-state swing, rallying support for the Republican presidential nomination.

Much trumpeted launch confirmed to have failed after South Korea reported the rocket disappeared from radar early.

The US has accused a Chinese military jet of flying too close to its aircraft, causing dangerous turbulence.

A 14-year-old girl injured in the fire has died in intensive care, as the teenage arson suspect faces murder charges.

Carlos Moore, lawyer for 11-year-old Aderrien Murry, says he hopes his client will be a 'catalyst' for US police reform.

Clashes have resumed on the outskirts of Sudan's greater capital, despite a five-day truce extension.

Grossi calls on Ukraine and Russia to respect five principles to safeguard Ukraine's nuclear plant.

Lawyers for suspect Robert Bower acknowledge that he entered the synagogue with the intention of killing Jews.

Top US diplomat urges Turkey to approve Sweden accession to alliance, says Washington committed to Stockholm's security.

China's foreign ministry quoted Musk as saying he wanted to expand business in China and opposed a decoupling.

The former first lady continues to live at home with her husband, former President Jimmy Carter, in Plains, Georgia.

Interior Minister accused ex-PM of personally planning the attacks on military installations after his arrest on May 9.

Bola Tinubu takes over at a time of political division and economic difficulties.

Additional 700 troops being sent; NATO-led peacekeeping mission in Kosovo currently consists of almost 3,800 troops.

Bipartisan deal to raise debt ceiling and avoid 'disastrous' default heads to US Congress after weeks-long impasse.

The appointment of a new prime minister in Kabul signals the Taliban's openness to dialogue.

Summit underscores region's leftward shift and is expected to emphasise cooperation on issues such as finance and crime.

Juventus reach a settlement with Italy's football authorities over payments to players and the club's accounts.

Kilicdaroglu is facing questions over his leadership of the CHP, having not won a national election since 2010.

Holmes is to serve an 11-year sentence for US felony fraud and conspiracy after bilking investors out of millions.

The attack on Ukraine’s capital killed at least one person and sent Kyiv’s residents again scrambling into shelters.

Roma boss Jose Mourinho targets his sixth European trophy, while Sevilla have won six from six in Europa League finals.

The ICC warrant to arrest Putin has launched a debate in South Africa which now faces a diplomatic dilemma.

Russians reel from a rare drone attack which Putin says was aimed at civilian targets.

Palestinian armed group claims responsibility for drive-by shooting in northern occupied West Bank.

Wartime noise from wailing drones to exploding missiles keeps Ukrainians up, and united against Moscow.

Since 2006, the al-Qaeda linked rebels have been trying to topple the Somalian government and establish sovereignty.

Lebanese interior ministry says that nine people had been arrested in connection with Sunday's kidnapping.

After years of scaling back, the Nordic nation plans to spend $21bn on defence over the next 10 years.

Ignoring the Syrian government's crimes will not help 'end the crisis' in the country.

China launched a new crew for its orbiting space station, as it plans to step foot on the moon before 2030.

Israeli authorities have extended the jail term of Palestinian Walid Daqqa, despite his advanced cancer.

A new report from the group Global Witness raises concerns over a landfill in rural Colombia and its health effects.

Clashes with Serb protesters in Kosovo left at least 30 peacekeepers injured as tensions flare in the Balkan nation.

Athletes protesting against alleged sexual harassment by official threaten to throw their medals in river in Haridwar.

The two countries call for de-escalation after deadly clashes erupt apparently over river water-sharing dispute.

Novak Djokovic reflects on the tensions between Serbia and Kosovo following his first match at the French Open.

Canada will struggle to meet its ambitious climate target without significant reductions from hydrocarbon-rich Alberta.

Mora, in Cameroon's Far North region, was previously hit by suicide bomb attacks by suspected Boko Haram members.

The US president says he expects more discussions next week after a call to Erdogan congratulating him on re-election.

The peacekeeping force says 11 Italian and 19 Hungarian soldiers sustained injuries, including fractures and burns.

Organ trafficking is rife in Uganda, where women have been reportedly duped into unnecessary surgeries.

Spacecraft will travel to an asteroid called Justitia that could give insight into the genesis of life on Earth.

The mosque in recent years expanded its minarets and the dome’s roof and a court ruled the additions illegal.

Impoverished labourers say despite record-breaking temperatures they have little choice but to work outdoors.

Washington’s miscalculations in the Ukrainian conflict can have devastating consequences for the world.

No one claimed responsibility for Sami Abrahim's abduction, but it is widely believed he was held by security agencies.

Harrowing accounts emerge from refugees who cross the border to escape fierce fighting in Sudan's West Darfur region.

Two are injured in a rare attack on Moscow as more heavy Russian raids target Kyiv, killing at least one person.

Four minors - aged between one and 17 - were injured, along with five adults, police say.