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Zimbabwean lands top job in world sport.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is attempting to fire the Shin Bet spy chief and Israel's attorney general.

Thousands gather near Istanbul's town hall in support of the city's recently arrested mayor.

Some see the US president's recent bombing campaign in Yemen as contradicting his promises of seeking world peace.

In Tulkarem and Jenin, dedicated volunteers work to help the people traumatised and displaced by Israel's raids.

Today on The Stream: We examine why so many people ofGen Z ageare choosing farm life over city dwellings.

Redi Tlhabi challenges Israeli ex-Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon on Israel's ceasefire breach and its war on Gaza.

Nearly 9,000 fatalities confirmed worldwide, but real toll likely much higher.

Haskell Free Library denounces 'unilateral' US move amid tensions over Donald Trump's continued threats against Canada.

Movie star to face trial in Paris for alleged sexual assault of two women during a 2021 film shoot.

Sudanese soldiers have been celebrating the recapture of the presidential palace from paramilitary Rapid Support Forces.

Video captured Israeli forces blowing up Gaza's Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital and an adjacent medical school.

Redi Tlhabi discusses the Russia-Ukraine war and what's next with a former US diplomat and a Russian professor.

Sudan's army has retaken the palace in a key symbolic victory, according to civilians and experts.

Outgoing leader Mbumba hands power to Nandi-Ndaitwah at a ceremony coinciding with country's 35th independence day.

The process of gutting the department will require approval from the Congress, which might be hard to secure.

US President Donald Trump's decision to axe the Department of Education is "not about micromanaging the curriculum."

Israeli forces intensify ground operations in northern and southern Gaza with residents saying no prior warnings given.

Belgian colonial authorities abducted me from my home in Rwanda when I was three. This is my story.

Pakistan secure a nine-wicket win by chasing 205 in Auckland to beat New Zealand in third T20 international.

Despite setbacks, young leaders and local initiatives inspire hope for a peaceful future in the world's youngest nation.

India lines up Commonwealth Games bid as stepping stone in aspiration to host 2036 Olympic Games in Ahmedabad.

A fire at an electricity substation serving the airport took out the power, officials say.

Late charge at China GP sees Lewis Hamilton secure his first Formula One sprint pole since joining Ferrari.

Kamel Maddouri's dismissal comes amid economic and political crises under President Kais Saied, who rules by decree.

The recent MoU between William Ruto's and Raila Odinga's parties is part of an honoured Kenyan tradition.

Sudan's army has retaken the presidential palace in the capital Khartoum, nearly two years after it was seized.

London's Heathrow Airport has been closed due to a nearby fire that caused a major power cut.

US congressional panel asks six universities to share data on students enrolled in science and technology programmes.

NATO members seek to avoid possible chaos should the US declare its withdrawal from the transatlantic military bloc.

The US president leading ceasefire negotiations between Ukraine and Russia has put a new offer on the table.

Ronen Bar will end his term on April 10 or as soon as his replacement is appointed, Prime Minister's Office says.

A base staff member allegedly attacked the expedition leader over a schedule change, officials said.

The Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System is a cost-effective choice for shooting down low-cost small armed drones.

The latest launch appears to be 'the testing of weapons for export to Russia to be used in Ukraine', expert says.

With overall inflation down and prices of other commodities stable, consumers are willing to pay more for sugar.

The eruption disrupted several flights and raised emergency warnings to their highest level for locals and tourists.

These are the key developments on day 1,121 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Predawn arrest of Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu sets off protests in several cities and likely to continue into the weekend.

London airport says it will close until midnight on Friday for the safety of passengers and workers.

US president invokes wartime powers to boost production of rare earths and other critical minerals.

The executive order begins the process of dismantling the department, a process which requires congressional approval.

Georgetown fellow Badar Khan Suri, an Indian citizen, was targeted over his personal views on Palestine, supporters say.

Jordan beat Palestine, while Iran defeat Kuwait as pair keep pressure on group leaders South Korea in Group B.

Japan ensure a top two finish with 2-0 win against Bahrain in Group C of Asia qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.

Hojlund came off the bench to net the winner as his side beat Portugal 1-0 in the first leg of their quarterfinal.

At least two missiles launched from Yemen triggered warning sirens in Israel and the occupied West Bank on Thursday.

Congolese and Rwandan leaders called for a ceasefire after holding direct talks in Qatar.

Kyiv and Moscow confirm attendance at separate talks with US officials in Saudi Arabia set for Monday.

The International Olympic Committee elected Kirsty Coventry as its first female president with a single round of voting.