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Mob violence meted out by Israeli settlers against Palestinians has been going on since well before October 7.

Exact reasons for beaching unknown but mammals are highly sociable and may follow podmates into danger.

New attack comes two weeks after Iran-aligned group said it targeted three vessels and a US warship.

Outgoing Liverpool manager apologises to fans after 0-2 loss to Everton all but dashes Premier League title hopes.

East Africa has been lashed by relentless downpours in recent weeks, as El Nino exacerbates the seasonal rainfall.

Tran Qui Thanh was found guilty ofscamming investors over loans issued in 2019 and 2020.

Human Rights Watch accuses military of conducting campaigns against civilians accused of links to armed groups.

Dozens of pilot whales were stranded on a beach in Western Australia on Thursday.

Heat scored a franchise playoff record 23 3-pointers against the Eastern top seed, as Thunder sank Pelicans in the West.

Police crack down on protests at UT Austin and USC as students at Harvard and Brown also set up encampments.

Across 13 states, 88 constituencies go to the polls on April 26 in the second phase of the world's largest election.

Xiaolei Wu, a music student in Boston, is jailed after being found guilty of harassing a pro-democracy activist.

Diplomatic mission condemns raids on Dutch and Polish offices of Chinese company Nuctech.

The weapons, which can hit targets as far as 300km (186 miles) away, have been used twice already.

Website announces bankruptcy amid multiple defamation lawsuits related to 2020 presidential election.

As the war enters its 791st day, these are the main developments.

Indigenous activists live from day to day as they try to hide from authorities and challenge designations in court.

Peace Corps found 'overwhelming support and enthusiasm' for return to Pacific island nation, report shows.

Columbia University faculty say they are furious' at the arrest of students at pro-Palestine protests on campus

Pedro Sanchez says he will make an announcement on his political future next week.

Despite outcry over abuses in Gaza war, US president stresses that his commitment to Israel's security is 'ironclad'.

A pair of escaped military horses was caught on camera running through central London.

Deaths occurred when a small overcrowded boat carrying 112 people set out to cross the Channel and panic took hold.

Hezbollah dismisses Israeli claim that it has killed half of the group's commanders in southern Lebanon.

Portrait of Miss Lieser, a painting of a young woman left unfinished due to Klimt's death, was long believed to be lost.

MEP releases dove as he calls for peace, to the consternation of other members in the European Parliament chamber.

Distant weather warnings are now full-on alerts in Bangladesh as it faces the brutal effect of climate change.

Gaza, Sudan and other conflicts, along with extreme weather and economic shocks, worsened food insecurity, report says.

While far-right settler sentiments have always existed, they seem to be having a louder and louder say in Israel today.

A worsening budget crisis at Argentina's public universities is sending thousands of protesters into the streets.

As a long-delayed aid package was passed, Ukrainian drones and missiles scored successes against Russian targets.

US State Secretary begins three days of talks with Chinese officials after Senate approves an aid package to Taiwan.

And the Election Commission of India is allowing it.

Nine Israeli military outposts have been established near Gaza during the war according to satellite images.

Al Jazeera drone video shows the widespread destruction of neighbourhoods in Khan Younis.

The vote is the first in a series of polls that could decide whether the diverse Balkan country will ever join the EU.

Israeli forces often use bulldozers in raids on the occupied West Bank. We look at what's behind this strategy.

More than 300 bodies retrieved from two of the largest hospitals in Gaza after Israeli sieges end this month.

Iran's Raisi visited Pakistan as the neighbours seek to mend ties after tit-for-tat military strikes this year.

Mavericks steal home court advantage from the Clippers after winning game two in Los Angeles.

Families of Israelis held in Gaza staged a protest to mark 200 days since their relatives were taken.

As Kyiv's forces struggle, fewer than half of Ukrainians believe the country could return to its pre-2014 borders.

Police arrest seven in raids across Sydney following the stabbing of an Assyrian Orthodox bishop last week.

Timur Ivanov, in charge of military construction contracts, suspected of taking bribes 'on a particularly large scale'.

Global military spending is at all-time high, increasing in all five geographical regions for the first time since 2009.

Demonstrators ordered to dismantle encampments on campus by 8am and warned of 'alternative options'.

Muizzu's party wins huge mandate in parliamentary polls. Will Beijing now step in to alleviate Maldives' economic woes?

Hundreds of thousands call out President Milei on effects of his promise to take chainsaw to public spending.

Skies over Athens and southern Greece turned orange on Tuesday as strong winds blew sand and dust from northern Africa.

Sogavare vies with opposition parties to form governing coalition after inconclusive election.