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Australia stage a middle order fightback to pass 400 against India on day two of the third Test in Brisbane.

Officials report at least two deaths, damage to properties as 'unexpectedly violent' cyclone hits island territory.

The lawsuit stemmed from a top anchor's inaccurate on-air remarks about a sexual abuse case involving Trump.

The county of Cumbria in northern England is the battleground for a war raging over plans to build a new coal mine.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has confirmed the Biden administration is in direct contact with the Syrian rebels.

Here are the key developments on the 1,025th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

A secret society of giant hot-air balloon makers in Brazil risk everything to create and fly their masterpieces.

Robert F Kennedy Jr, a vaccine sceptic, has sought to distance himself from his lawyer's polio vaccine petition.

Pachuca defeated Al Ahly on penalties to set up Intercontinental Cup final with Spanish giants Real Madrid in Qatar.

The World Court's 15 judges will consider arguments made by over 100 countries in a case led by Vanuatu, island nations.

Syrians demand justice for crimes committed during the Assad regime.

Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS, has been designated a 'foreign terrorist organisation' in US since Trump's term in 2018.

The 71-year-old businessman slipped and fell from a cliff while hiking with relatives near Barcelona, Spain.

Critics call the decision 'intolerable discrimination' against those on 'an arduous journey to gain citizenship'.

Syria's new government must be 'inclusive', say Arab foreign ministers in Jordan, warning against any discrimination.

Brazilian police accuse Walter Braga Netto of meddling in investigation into alleged plot to overturn 2022 election.

The Iranian-American journalist has been sentenced to 10 years in prison, according to his lawyer.

The Rapid Support Forces have been blamed for an attack on the last remaining hospital in the city of el-Fasher.

The mass destruction of libraries is a direct attack on the Palestinian identity and spirit of learning.

A future global drought regime is now planned to be completed at COP17 in Mongolia in 2026.

The first day of the third Test is a near washout as Australia and India are left frustrated by rain in Brisbane.

In the wake of al-Assad's fall, a profusion of Syrian voices and stories that have been suppressed.

Thousands of prisoners have been released from the notorious Sednaya prison, but many are still missing.

Greek coastguard searching to find dozens of missing migrants, assisted by Italian frigate and helicopters.

Coalition of armed groups in occupied Palestinian territory condemns killing of Yazid Ja'ayseh as 'serious violation'.

Mohammad Amir, who was once jailed in the United Kingdom for spot-fixing, has retired from Pakistan cricket.

Police say a member of rebel group KNU clashed with rival gangster' in Tak province, but group denies involvement.

Rumours that Israeli prime minister may finally put his name to an agreement with Hamas abound, but why now?

A new study has found that people eating several portions of dark chocolate per week were less likely to develop type 2.

TikTok spokesperson says the company's Chinese owners plan to take its case to the Supreme Court.

Israel has killed at least 52 people over past day as it continues to target civilians, hitting two Gaza City schools.

Some members of Yoon's own conservative People Power Party provided crucial votes backing the impeachment.

Ex-Man City striker Mikheil Kavelashvili was only candidate in vote put to politicians rather than the people.

Thelast biotic frontier' lies hidden right above our heads in the continent's fascinating tree canopies.

Here are the key developments on the 1,024th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Former students at a school for children of survivors of the 1984 disaster recall families' struggles in the aftermath.

Singapore has executed nine people so far this year and dozens more are on death row for drug trafficking offences.

The stakes are high for President Yoon Suk-yeol as the opposition tries again to impeach him for declaring martial law.

Travis Timmerman, 29, was imprisoned in Syria after crossing into the country on a Christian pilgrimage in June.

The United States is one of the only countries in the world where people change their clocks twice per year.

The murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray has been held up by Donald Trump as evidence of the dangers of migration.

Over 30 Palestinians, including women and children were killed in an Israeli airstrikes on Nuseirat.

The Sudanese army accuses the UAE of providing weapons to its rival, the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group.

Ahmed al-Sharaa is promising justice, stability and unity.

K-Pop fans are using the glowing symbols of their favourite bands to light up their protests against President Yoon.

We examine the potential threats of artificial intelligence to our environment and human life.

Commissioner Volker Turk indicates he is 'deeply concerned' about the violence following Venezuela's contested election.

Court says all claims dismissed' after rights groups file lawsuit to stop arms sales, citing genocide convention.

Musk's claims made in social media posts about US vote worried officials in Pennsylvania.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken made an unannounced stop in Baghdad to discuss Syria and ISIL with the Iraqi PM.