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Animal rights activists protest as bullfighting makes a comeback in the Plaza Mexico arena.

The far-right conference urged the government to set up new Jewish settlements in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.

Sierra Leone's poorest communities have long been prey to human traffickers. Climate change is making things worse.

Tehran and Islamabad have moved to de-escalate amid high concern that the Gaza war could spill out across region.

Iran denies involvement in drone attack that killed US troops and Israel continues to hamper delivery of aid to Gaza.

Two key opposition leaders have walked out of the Congress-led alliance, dealing it a big blow.

Five months before the European Parliament elections, angry EU farmers are honking to be heard.

Police in Pakistan fired tear gas and arrested dozens of demonstrators gathered to support jailed ex-PM Imran Khan.

The defendants were accused of plotting a bomb attack on a factory making military equipment.

The Barbakh family followed Israeli army orders to evacuate, only to have two of their sons die in a hail of bullets.

International Court of Justice orders Israel to avoid genocidal acts, provide humanitarian aid - but will it be enough?

Tehran says it has 'no connection' to attack on logistics support base near Jordan-Syria border.

Second test of weapon in days as North Korea accelerates efforts to modernise its navy.

A blockade eventually broken up by police stopped the Israeli-owned ZIM Ganges from reaching Melbourne port for days.

Hong Kong court orders developer to wind up after finding company has no viable restructuring plan.

As the war enters its 704th day, these are the main developments.

Israeli PM has criticised regional players since start of the war on Gaza.

UK says Houthis attacked British military vessel in the Red Sea, resulting in no damage and no injuries.

Two brothers were shot dead by Israeli forces in front of their family on an evacuation route in Gaza.

What I experienced before October 7 and what I've seen after has made me lose hope that US media can change.

Alexander Stubb, a former prime minister, and Pekka Haavisto, a former foreign minister, will meet again on February 11.

The three nations, led by military governments, accused the regional bloc of becoming a threat to member states.

A photo roundup of some of last week's events.

The Security Service of Ukraine says five charged over plot to embezzle funds earmarked to buy 100,000 mortar shells.

England beat India by 28 runs in the first cricket Test in Hyderabad as Tom Hartley takes seven wickets on debut.

Under Stalin, thousands were executed. Now, victims' families and experts are trying to heal a national trauma.

In a video posted on social media, two women are seen throwing soup at the glass protecting Leonardo da Vinci's piece.

UN is urging countries to fund UNRWA after donors cut donations following accusations that staff were involved in Oct 7.

Scuffle broke out between Israeli protesters and the police in Tel Aviv as Israel's war on Gaza continues.

The volunteers of Humanity 1 race against time on every mission they take to save the lives of those stranded at sea.

The January 26 court decision may be a historic one, but it doesn't shield the people of Gaza from genocide.

The UN urges continued funding to UNRWA's 'lifesaving' aid to Gaza, after some Western countries cut aid to the agency.

Mindset visits Denmark, where innovative technologies such as AI and VR are being used for mental health.

A forensic anthropologist identifies victims of Stalin's Reign of Terror and reunites their remains with their families.

Eduardo Paes discusses his smart city vision for Rio and tech-driven progress amidst social, environmental debates.

Satellites will be used to test communication and geopositioning tech, and efficacy of delivering cargoes, Iran said.

The UN chief joins UNRWA chief calling on Western donor countries for 'continuity' in Gaza agency operations.

Houthi rebels have attacked vessels transporting goods through Bab al-Mandeb strait that they say are linked to Israel.

Injured pacer Shamar Joseph took seven wickets as West Indies pulled off a remarkable eight-run win in the second Test.

Football has long provided an arena for protest in Hong Kong, but this Asian Cup has been quieter.

Several Western countries have suspended aid to UNWRA, a move criticised by Palestinians and top UN officials.

Italian police used batons to beat pro-Palestine demonstrators who had gathered in Milan to demand a ceasefire in Gaza.

Missile launches come days after Pyongyang announced test of the 'Pulhwasal-3-31' strategic cruise missile.

US Arab officials in swing state of Michigan say they will not discuss 2024 elections with Gaza 'genocide unfolding'.

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ordered Israel to prevent acts of genocide in Gaza.

There are about 2,500 US troops still deployed in Iraq as part of the coalition formed in 2014 to help defeat ISIL.

The demonstration was the largest-event ever against sexual and gender-based violence in the country.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met to discuss bilateral relations.

The shootings come as Tehran and Islamabad work to normalise ties after recent tit-for-tat attacks.