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The Spanish coach won 20 trophies during a glittering 10 years as City manager before departing in May.

A Palestinian team rescued Gaza's artefacts. The question now is where to store them.

The occupation authorities are trying to censor Palestinian school curricula because they teach national consciousness.

Women make up about 1 percent of US executions. How do states put people to death, and why is it contested?

At least six people killed in drone attack on passenger van and one person killed in strike on residential apartment.

Israeli settlers are encroaching ever closer to Ramallah, the de facto capital of the occupied West Bank.

Reigning champions Portugal look to build on their winning start as they take on Denmark on match day three.

Heavy rain over three days caused severe flooding along the Agbarho-Ughelli highway in Delta State, southern Nigeria.

Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma, a former journalist, has been crowned the king of Uganda's Tooro Kingdom.

Iraq marks US troop withdrawal with 'Sovereignty Days', symbolising a shift after decades of foreign military presence.

Dramatic video shows the aftermath of an attack on a pilot on a Flydubai flight to the Israeli city of Tel Aviv.

The Football Association of Ireland says the team will fulfil the second fixture despite public opposition.

City officials say three killed in Ukraine's capital, as emergency services say child killed in the surrounding region.

A landmine explosion which injured three South Korean soldiers in the Korean Demilitarized Zone last week.

Netanyahu faces continued pressure over alleged warnings before the 2023 Hamas attack as October 27 elections draw near.

The school protests coincide with public sector strikes over planned budget cuts.

Yemen's latest fighting has redrawn front lines after more than a decade of war, deepening hunger and displacement.

Man City found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules. What happens next, and could they be relegated?

Denys Kostev says he was forcibly transferred in 2022 and coerced into pro-Russian campaigns before finally escaping.

The death of King Oyo Nyimba in August triggered widespread grief and a succession dispute in Uganda's Tooro Kingdom.

UK's PM Andy Burnham is promising a major improvement to public services including social care, housing and energy.

Female students leave a school in Azerbaijan after reportedly being denied entry for wearing headscarves.

South Korea calls for a formal apology from North Korea over the DMZ explosion that injured three soldiers.

Airline says plane experiences an 'incident' en route from Dubai to Tel Aviv, lands safely at Saudi Arabia's Tabuk airport.

The medical condition of dozens of prisoners has deteriorated as inmates protest against suspension of amnesty law.

Pakistan says Islamabad will make whatever means" available to Saudi Arabia if Saudi faces threats from the Houthis.

The Gambia come back to beat Ghana 4-2, while Guinea Bissau beat Nigeria 3-0 despite seven Premier League starters.

The contest celebrates the resilience of the 2,200 brown bears that live in the preserve on the Alaska Peninsula.

US president's comments came after he was asked why North Korea can have nuclear weapons when Iran cannot.

AI giant launches 'dots' to rival Meta's Muse and Google's Gemini Spark.

Fearing outright demolition, Muslims volunteer to take down parts of the city's Shahi Mosque themselves.

Pentagon official says the plan will be announced in the defence secretary's 'State of the Force' address in Virginia.

Opposition leader dismisses Netanyahu's warning of possible attacks during next month's general election.

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced new measures to combat femicide and gender-based violence.

Political strategist Celinda Lake says that young voters don't usually cast their ballots in midterm elections.

Women in India's capital are protesting after a string of rape cases, using bold slogans to demand safer public spaces.

Tens of thousands of workers march nationwide, as police arrest 440 students in clashes at schools.

US President Donald Trump and leading tech companies have signed a voluntary agreement to regulate AI development.

The deaths appear to be the first at the hands of Somali pirates in more than a decade.

The resolution cites a 'lack of accountability' by Israel's government and an 'inability to secure justice' by the US.

Protesters block Orange Order route into Catholic area of Portadown after court allows march for first time in 28 years.

Morocco's King Mohammed VI has named Marrakesh's long-time mayor as the country's first female prime minister.

Protests across Morocco highlight gap between public opposition to normalisation and Rabat's closer ties with Israel.

Warden among five officials suspended over the discovery of an apartment-style compound for inmates at Cibinong prison.

US President Donald Trump reiterates that Tehran will not have a nuclear weapon.

US president brushes aside concerns about his popularity as voters express frustration over cost of living, war on Iran.

Qatar's top diplomat says Israel has undermined Doha's efforts to broker a ceasefire in Gaza from 'day one'.

Accord says companies will implement 'robust internal controls' for their AI systems as concerns mount over safety.

Former US special counsel rejects claims that his probes improperly targeted Republicans and conservative groups.

Wilber Rafael Garces Perez has disputed the government's account of what led to his shooting during a DoorDash delivery.