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Tech giant says model is 'missing the mark' after controversy over failure to depict white people.

Support of major NATO states makes Rutte favourite to succeed current Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in October.

Ireland argued before the ICJ that Israel's actions following the October 7 Hamas attacks exceed reason.

Jordan told the International Court of Justice that Israel's occupation of Palestine is illegal and must end.

Israeli airstrikes flattened Al-Farooq Mosque in Rafah and destroyed several homes.

Lyudmila Navalnaya says investigators trying to set conditions on where, when and how Kremlin critic should be buried.

Israel denies accusations it is blocking aid deliveries as UN says people at risk of starvation in the besieged strip.

The judge in the case said Nathaniel Veltman's attack represented an act of 'terrorism'.

In 2023, Chinese migrants become the largest group outside the Americas to cross the treacherous region to reach the US.

America's 'full assault on media freedom, access to information, and the truth' is once again on full display.

China tells ICJ: Palestinian use of force to resist oppression is an inalienable right'

People & Power investigates whether the permanent transfer of Palestinians from Gaza is Israel's ultimate goal.

Representatives from Ireland, Japan, and Jordan present their arguments at the ICJ hearing on Israel's occupation.

Yemen's Houthi rebels also announce 'submarine weapons', as leader pledges to continue attacks amid Gaza war.

Former President Juan Orlando Hernandez faces accusations he transformed Honduras into a drug-trafficking narco-state'.

It could cripple remittances, financial transactions and destroy an already battered economy, say Yemenis.

Bird's Eye View examines what happened to Hind Rajab, the 6-year-old girl in Gaza trapped in a car.

Former England captain Mike Gatting heaps praise on India and England's approach ahead of fourth Test in Ranchi.

India's economy is shifting away from agriculture to manufacturing.

Presidential dogs have been in the news before. Usually, their bark is worse than their bite. Commander's different.

AI experts Camille Francois and Meredith Whittaker discuss how to break up Big Tech and build a safe and ethical AI.

Internet disruptions are casting doubts over the rule of law and Pakistan's ambition to expand its digital economy.

Dozens of UK lawmakers walked out amid chaos in Parliament over a vote on calls for a ceasefire in Gaza.

More than 50,000 outage incidents were reported in the early hours of the morning, affecting emergency services.

Video shows the moment part of an illegal gold mine collapsed in central Venezuela.

As second anniversary of conflict nears, millions remain displaced at home and abroad, with no end in sight' to war.

Two people have been killed after a cargo ship crashed into a bridge in the Chinese city of Guangzhou.

Rights groups criticise deal that could see up to 36,000 people a year held in Italian-run asylum-processing centres.

During a campaign fundraiser in San Francisco, the US president called his Russian counterpart a 'crazy SOB'.

Chinese asylum seekers are entering the US via a dangerous route through Latin America. 101 East investigates.

Many Zimbabweans say the government is yet to tackle the cause of recurrent bouts of cholera in the nation.

About 1.4 million Palestinians, displaced several times, have sought shelter in the city that borders Egypt.

Former Brazil footballer Dani Alves found guilty of 2022 nightclub assault in Catalan capital.

Black History Month is an annual celebration of African-American history and culture in the United States.

The Chandrayaan-3 moon mission was not for all Indians.

Action may be taken against soldiers who have crossed criminal threshold' with unjustified use of force, looting.

Russian forces capture their first city in over nine months, partly a result of failing weapons deliveries from allies.

Israeli police say officers shoot two of the gunmen, and a third tries to escape but is found and arrested.

Human Rights Watch says transnational repression' used to target journalists, political opponents and activists.

Platform takes down certain accounts and posts following the government order, adding that it disagrees with the action.

Debris could be seen flying through the air as a tornado in Indonesia's West Java region tore roofs off buildings.

Move will forgive debts of people who borrowed $12,000 or less and have been repaying the money for at least 10 years.

Seoul's biggest hospitals reduce surgeries by a third as trainee doctors continue strike over health reforms.

Military says targets presented 'imminent threat' as missiles were 'prepared to launch towards the Red Sea'.

Why do some call it an 'apartheid' and what does the occupation look like in practice?

Sayani, who outwitted a ban to nurture a love affair between Bollywood songs and listeners, passed away this week.

Attacks continue in Gaza amid ICJ hearings, where China and Iran are expected to speak on Thursday.

Republican presidential candidate's comments seen as endorsement of a controversial ruling by Alabama's Supreme Court.

UN staff who helped evacuate critically wounded patients from Gaza's Nasser Hospital describe 'appalling' conditions.