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Tens of thousands of Afghans have been displaced by recent fighting along the Pakistan border, forced into tent camps.

China's economy beats expectations despite the Iran war, but weak demand and structural risks remain.

2025 was the beginning of the end for coal and gas power, says think tank, but the world is still warming rapidly.

In a letter to EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, the three governments say Israel is violating 'human rights'.

Burn treatment for Gaza children threatened by Israeli restrictions

Sprint legend Bolt advised Gout to stay focused and avoid distractions that will come with track and field success.

Korir broke the Boston Marathon record, finishing in 2 hours, 1 minute, 52 seconds in the world's fifth-fastest time.

While global food prices have risen modestly so far, the full impact of the conflict has yet to be felt, analysts say.

The bombs have stopped falling for now. But the damage is done, and my life has been wrecked.

The US and Iran trade threats as tensions escalate between the countries before their two-week ceasefire ends.

Barcelona's Yamal bags Young Sportsperson of the Year accolade a year after winning the Breakthrough award in 2025.

The race is tight, and a win could result in more seats in Congress for the Democrats.

Pigeon-keeping remains a therapeutic and communal escape for Delhi residents amid the city's chaos and demands.

Israel has killed more than 700 people in Gaza since last year's US-brokered 'ceasefire'.

Diplomatic efforts to end the US-Israel war on Iran are stalled as Tehran rejects talks under pressure.

Palantir's 'manifesto' has been described as an 'AI-driven threat to humanity's existence' and 'technofascism'.

Two ultra-Orthodox Jews tore down Israeli flags in Beit Shemesh, before being arrested by Israeli authorities.

The ceramics industry in Gujarat's Morbi has been badly hit by fuel crisis, with most units closed and workers laid off.

US veterans were arrested while staging a protest in the US Capitol building in opposition to the war on Iran.

Amnesty's Secretary General says the US, Israel and Russia have waged war on civilians with impunity.

Japan could soon sell weapons overseas, including fighter jets, in a shift from its decades-old pacifist policy.

Former minister among several people jailed in corruption case that saw prison sentences of between three and 10 years.

Led by guard McCollum, the Atlanta Hawks staged a late comeback to upset New York Knicks to tie their series 1-1.

Chavez-DeRemer leaves the Trump administration after the recent departures of Kristi Noem and Pam Bondi.

A Cuban Foreign Ministry official said exchange with Washington was 'respectful and professional' and devoid of threats.

Activists with the Global Sumud Flotilla have disrupted a cargo ship they say carried materials for Israeli weapons.

Daniel Benaim says the US missed the early off-ramps to declare victory over Iran.

Outrage continues to grow over the Israeli soldier who was photographed desecrating a statue of Jesus Christ in Lebanon.

First all-women cohort of winners hails from Colombia, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea, South Korea, the UK and the US.

Iran says will not accept negotiations 'under the shadow of threats', as Trump promises to continue blockade in Hormuz.

Global rights group says leaders of three countries behind devastating wars inspire other states to carry out abuses.

Hungary's election winner says he would enact an ICC arrest warrant for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and detain him.

Singer faces first-degree murder and additional charges that could lead to life without parole or the death penalty.

Some of Donald Trump's former MAGA allies denounce the desecration of Christian religious symbol by Israeli soldier.

Cook will turn over CEO duties to Apple's head of hardware engineering, John Ternus, on September 1.

Announcement from Tigray's main political party has sparked concern over the potential resumption of a deadly conflict.

Ouster of EU 'spoiler-in-chief' Viktor Orban unlocks key foreign policy decisions in the 27-member bloc.

The global energy crisis has implications for both sides.

The Atlantic defends its reporting as Kash Patel denies allegations and files a $250m US defamation lawsuit.

Donald Trump has released various social media comments throughout the day, preaching about winning the war.

Mourners across Lebanon are burying victims of the war with Israel during a 10-day ceasefire.

Prosecutors in California are charging rapper D4vd with the murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

Canadian tourist is killed and 6 people injured in shooting at Teotihuacan pyramid near Mexico City, government says.

PM insists he did not know security officials had recommended Mandelson be sidelined due to Epstein links.

The Shreveport attack is the deadliest mass shooting reported in the US in over two years.

Devastated sectors in Palestinian enclave include housing, health, education, commerce and agriculture, EU and UN find.

Plumes of black smoke were seen after Ukrainian drones targeted Russia's Black Sea port of Tuapse.

Arrests come after United Arab Emirates bore the brunt of Iranian attacks on Gulf neighbours.

Berlin calls undefined threats 'an attempt to undermine support for Ukraine and test our unity'.

US accuses Iranian citizen of brokering arms deals, including for drones and ammunition, with Sudan Ministry of Defence.