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Endre Stiansen, the Norwegian ambassador to Sudan, said the 'urban warfare' in Khartoum is unprecedented.

The RSF says in a statement that Egyptian forces would be handed over to Cairo 'once the situation allows it'.

The national team's push for equal opportunity and support ahead of the World Cup is long overdue, ex-players say.

University of Toronto's Citizen Lab releases findings after detecting infiltration of Mexican human rights defenders.

A Syrian refugee who fled from Belarus says border guards extinguished cigarettes on his war wounds.

As I mark my seventh Ramadan as a free man, I look back at the holy months I spent in Guantanamo with mixed feelings.

Reza Pahlavi has tried to fashion himself as the leader of Iran's opposition and a key personality in its future.

Sonko was interior minister from 2006 to 2016 when he fled to Sweden and on to Switzerland, where he applied for asylum.

Crawley suspended Yems in 2022 over accusations that he used discriminatory language and behaviour towards his players.

If we fail to do so, millions of children will suffer.

As fighting rages in Khartoum and other cities in Sudan, we take a look at the main developments.

In Japan's ageing society, senior footballers can now show off their skills in a new over-80s division in Tokyo.

The Chinese national working at a hydropower project denies the allegation levelled by his co-workers.

Climate change as seen through the eyes of world-renowned Sami artist and activist Britta Marakatt-Labba.

Ayodhya is a microcosm of India, where a diverse past has been overrun by ruptured relations between Hindus and Muslims.

Zarrar Kahn’s debut In Flames set to premiere next month at Directors' Fortnight, an event that runs parallel to Cannes.

In March, Chad's interim president pardoned 380 jailed members of a rebel group accused of killing his father in 2021.

Journalist unions, writers and publishing houses condemn the arrest of Ernest Moret under the UK's Terrorism Act.

Sevim cooks iftars using limited means as she copes with the death of her husband to cancer, and surviving earthquakes.

It won't stop undocumented migrants. But it will kill many more families trying to cross the frigid border.

Supreme Court annuls law granting the defence ministry operational and administrative control of the National Guard.

Real Madrid beat Chelsea while AC Milan move past Napoli in Tuesday's quarterfinal matches.

Expansion of betting shops and online gambling platforms is outpacing government regulation, researchers say.

Humanitarian organisations say they're ready to respond to looming refugee crisis - but conflict has halted operations.

Despite feelings of homesickness, many Arabs living in Ukraine feel a sense of community in the war-wracked country.

UNFPA data estimates India’s population at 1.4286 billion against 1.4257 billion for China by the middle of the year.

Cancer rates double in affected provinces after facilities resume production in recent years.

National Development and Reform Commission says it is drafting plans to boost recovery through 'big-ticket' consumption.

The group spent six days without food or water on a remote island where they were shipwrecked by Cyclone Ilsa.

Noel Hanna died while returning from summit while Indian climber Anurag Maloo fell into crevasse on the same mountain.

Experiences of racist abuse have fallen by one-third since 2020, according to poll by the Sydney-based Lowy Institute.

As the conflict enters its 420th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Putting a surveillance satellite into orbit is a key goal of North Korean leader's military strategy.

US Rapper Prakazrel Michel is accused of plotting with financier Jho Low to influence Obama and Trump administrations.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva also reiterated calls for a negotiated peace between Russian and Ukraine.

No foul play is suspected in the US structure's collapse, which took place near Pace University in lower Manhattan.

The voting machine maker had launched a $1.6bn lawsuit against the news network for its coverage of 2020 US election.

Washington accuses Russian agents of trying to exert influence through small US groups and interfering in local vote.

The regular army and rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) accused each other of failing to respect the truce.

President Daniel Ortega's government accused by the West of repression but is supported by China and Russia.

The government of President Daniel Ortega has been criticised for targeting dissidents and consolidating power.

Groups push the US Supreme Court to reject Biden administration request to halt a Texas ruling limiting access to pill.

Russia is enjoying stronger revenues via oil sales despite the West's attempts to curb funds for its war in Ukraine.

The toddler is believed to be the first successful intruder across the White House fence, which was installed in 2022.

The 25-year-old Buffalo Bills safety collapsed during a game in January and required CPR on the field.

The Swedish vodka maker says the decision comes after campaigns on social media to boycott Absolut.

Witnesses say conflict escalating in Sudanese region as the army and the RSF battle it out for control.

Leaked Pentagon documents show that Egypt paused plan to produce rockets for Russia, The Washington Post reports.

Lawyers for Yarl are demanding to know why gunman was initially released after Thursday's shooting in Missouri.

Abbas's visit coincides with the arrival of a delegation from his rival Hamas to Saudi Arabia.