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OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is expected to drop 250g of pebbles and dust from asteroid Bennu after seven-year quest.

The US Fed expects interest rates to fall only half a percentage point in 2024, lower than market expectations.

Canada is investigating possible links between the killing of a Sikh leader and India's government, tanking relations.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pushes back the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in the UK from 2030 to 2035.

The move is meant to help combat vast armies of bots', Musk said, but it's unclear if it will work.

The five-year plan would target 4.2 million people in the worst-hit provinces and covers rehousing and emergency aid.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accuses New Delhi of triggering tension between the two countries.

The bill passes with a total of 454 lawmakers voting in favour and only two voting against.

Kagame is eligible to continue in office for another decade after a 2015 constitutional amendment.

Meeting on UN sidelines comes amid apparent friction between two leaders over Israeli premier's judicial overhaul plan.

The bill defines an array of punishments for violators of a mandatory dress code, including fines and prison terms.

Sergey Shoigu meets senior military and security officials on visit to Tehran, says Russia-Iran ties reach a new level.

Around 1,000 children work in illegal gold mining in Venezuela, a booming industry in the resource-rich country.

The surprise announcement averts further escalation of the conflict, which already claimed dozens of lives.

A backlash against immigration, LGBTQ rights, abortion and support for Ukraine is unfolding across the continent.

Merrick Garland says politics has no influence on Justice Department amid Donald Trump indictments, Hunter Biden probe.

Health officials warn of the danger of water contamination in the aftermath of catastrophic floods in Libya's east.

Azerbaijan and Armenia have reached a deal after a brief offensive in Nagorno-Karabakh. What lies ahead?

The decommissioned tank was found in a scrap yard 20km from an army training base in northern Israel, authorities say.

People & Power investigates Iraq's intensifying water crisis and how it's impacting the country's rural communities.

As tensions rise between the nations over killing of Sikh leader, here is a breakdown of their trade and education ties.

Man Utd travel to Munich, Arsenal mark Champions League return, last year's finalists Inter Milan take on Real Sociedad.

A ceasefire agreement has been settled between Armenian forces and Azerbaijani army in Nagorno-Karabakh.

India concerned for citizens' safety in Canada because of 'politically condoned hate crimes and criminal violence'.

After the earthquake, deep in the Atlas Mountains, Boumazough was vital in finding the body of a man cycling the world.

Dozens of people reported killed, more than 200 wounded in the fighting which broke out on Tuesday.

A US military spokesperson says the drills were not affected by Azerbaijan's military operation in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Turkey's leader expresses full support for Azerbaijan's military operation in its ethnically Armenian breakaway region.

Tensions in ties flare again as Erdogan signals parting ways with the bloc after a rough European Parliament report.

World leaders have gathered in New York to have high-level discussions for the 78th session this week.

City manager Guardiola says holders are 'in trouble' as they lose midfielder Bernardo Silva to injury in 3-1 win.

Tornado hits the eastern city of Suqian in the latest of a string of extreme weather events to hit the country.

With a few exceptions, mainstream media groups still don't cover climate as they should. That must change.

A refinery hit in Ukraine's Poltava as Kyiv and Moscow trade drone attacks, four UAVs shot down over western Russia.

Rice is the most eaten food globally with half a billion metric tonnes consumed a year.

Increasing heatwaves, floods and hurricanes in the West threaten to divert climate finance away from developing nations.

Japan and China have been in a long-running dispute over the Senkaku islands that Beijing calls the Diaoyu.

US and France also condemn Azerbaijan's military operation against separatists in Armenian-controlled Nagorno-Karabakh.

Ukraine says more than 19,000 children have been taken illegally by Russia since it began its full-scale invasion.

The Ukrainian president used his 15 minute slot to warn UN members of the dangers of not standing up to aggression.

As the war enters its 574th day, these are the main developments.

Outgoing President Alberto Fernandez said the UNESCO designation would highlight history 'deniers want to conceal'.

FTX said the founder's parents participated in wrongdoing, including enriching themselves, which led to its collapse.

Guatemala's outgoing president vows to hand over power but condemns foreign meddling at the UN General Debate.

Journalist Ariane Lavrilleux authored a report claiming French intelligence had been misused by Egypt to kill civilians.

Yerevan has condemned the 'full-scale aggression' against the Armenian-controlled region.

Raid on Jenin kills two Palestinians, with another Palestinian killed near the fence between Gaza and Israel.

Ukraine's president tells world leaders at UN event in New York that they must 'act united to defeat the aggressor'.

Bail for Sam Bankman-Fried of FTX was revoked last month on charges that he had tampered with witnesses.

Captives have been exchanged by both sides and $6bn of frozen Iranian funds released.