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Minister Yoav Gallant on Saturday spoke out against prime minister's plan to overhaul country's judicial system.

Mumbai Indians have been crowned champions at Women's Premier League cricket tournament in India.

General al-Burhan reiterates the army will be brought under a civilian-led government as talks on army reforms kick off.

Kyiv seeks UN Security Council meeting after Putin announces his country will station tactical nuclear arms in Belarus.

More than eight million voters will be choosing the National Assembly for a five-year term amid an economic crisis.

Police grant organisers a 'no objection' letter on condition they ensure the protest does not violate security laws.

The social and cultural customs of India give the holy month of Ramadan a distinct identity.

The incident raises fears of escalation during the holy Muslim month of Ramadan which partly coincides with Passover.

The Green Party should be held to account for its political compromises on the climate agenda, but not abandoned.

Tehran says the US attacks hit civilian targets and constituted a violation of international law and Syrian sovereignty.

How a flourishing underground subculture is providing a welcome escape from the realities of war.

Caretaker PM Najib Mikati's decision to delay daylight saving until April 20 sparks a sectarian rift.

Latest deaths come as Italian media report that a record 2,000 refugees had arrived in Lampedusa within 24 hours.

Death toll at 26 after a powerful storm that spawned a tornado tears through US states of Mississippi and Alabama.

Ex-US president casts 2024 contest in apocalyptic terms, compares investigations against him with 'Stalinist Russia'.

Honduras switches diplomatic allegiance from Taiwan to China, leaving Taipei recognised by just 13 sovereign states.

Protests intensify against President Emmanual Macron's plans to raise the retirement age.

As mass protests grip Israel, Yoav Gallant says the dispute over the measures pose a threat to the country's security.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a deal to deploy tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus.

Russian president says deal struck with Belarusian counterpart would not violate nuclear nonproliferation agreements.

The president's health has been a source of concern in recent years after he was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2011.

The former general has been in power since 2014 and is running with the new United Thai Nation Party.

The banker has placed a second-round offer for the English football giants, UK media report.

Ukrainian military's top commander says his forces are pushing back Russian assault on city in the Donbas region.

The death toll is expected to rise as search and rescue efforts continue across storm-stricken areas.

Moore, a modern technological transformation pioneer, helped companies bring more powerful chips to smaller computers.

We call on world leaders to come together and commit to start phasing out fossil fuels immediately.

Leader of India's Congress party was stripped of his seat after he was convicted of defamation over a remark on PM Modi.

Cheriena Ben is among plaintiffs in a US class-action lawsuit alleging Apple AirTags facilitate stalking and violence.

Trump uses the possibility of an arrest to fundraise and rile up his base. Plus, the squeeze on Nicaragua's journalists.

Grindr says police are using fake accounts and taking over real accounts from members who have been arrested.

The US Federal Reserve raised interest rates again to rein in inflation, despite the turmoil in the financial sector.

Brazil’s Nelson Piquet used racist, homophobic language against Lewis Hamilton, the sport's only Black driver.

On Saturday, the 2023 DZ2 will come within a third of the distance from the Earth to the Moon.

The commander of the Danish air force says the combined Nordic fleet is comparable to 'a large European country'.

US Treasury Department sanctioned two people and six entities linked to military regime's atrocities, air campaigns.

Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg discusses Austria's military non-alignment policy.

France joins a growing list of states that say TikTok lacks sufficient levels of cybersecurity and data protection.

Abbas Gallyamov wrote speeches for Vladimir Putin during the Russian leader's 2008-12 time as prime minister.

Ex-President Medvedev quotes threatening 1941 Stalin message to urge more weapons production by Russia's arms industry.

Afghanistan edge out an inexperienced Pakistan side in Sharjah series opener.

President Joe Biden said US 'does not seek conflict with Iran' but would respond 'forcefully' to attacks on US forces.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 395th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The US has not agreed to provide information to ICC out of concern that the court could one day scrutinise US officials.

Rodolphe Jaar faces charges of conspiring to murder or kidnap President Jovenal Moise and providing support to the plot.

More than 500 firefighters battle blaze that has forced 1,500 residents from their homes.

The restitution of Parthenon artefacts from the Vatican increases pressure on the British Museum to return marbles.

China denies US accusations that the popular social media app is a threat to national security.

At least 34 refugees missing after boat sinks off Tunisia amid a sharp increase in vessels heading towards Italy.

ICRC says about 10,000 Ukrainian civilians are living in 'very dire conditions' in Bakhmut and surrounding settlements.