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As the war enters its 483rd day, these are the main developments.

The Arkansas ban was the first of its kind in the US, paving the way for at least 19 other states to restrict such care.

Learning centres give refugee children, and the women who teach them, the chance to follow their dreams.

Honduran President Xiomara Castro blames violence on criminal groups, which wield significant power in prison system.

India's prime minister will attend a state dinner at the White House this week as the two countries seek greater ties.

June 20 marks the 50th anniversary of Juan Peron's second return to Argentina, after a coup exiled the populist leader.

Elon Musk will directly brief Prime Minister Modi on Tesla's manufacturing plans for India, Reuters said.

Moscow alleges Kyiv plans to strike the annexed Crimean Peninsula with long-range NATO missiles.

Ex-NYPD officer, two others, worked at behest of Beijing in repatriation effort 'Operation Fox Hunt', authorities said.

Israel's attack on the Jenin refugee camp on Monday killed six Palestinians and injured many more.

Australia captain PatCummins, partnering with tailender Nathan Lyon, sealed a thrilling victory with an unbeaten 44.

US Coast Guard official says authorities are conducting 'complex search effort' with 40 hours of oxygen left in vessel.

The former Nissan chairman who was arrested in Japan in late 2018 has filed a $1bn suit in Lebanon where he is stuck.

Wall Street Journal says talks over new military facility are in late stages, with US officials seeking to intervene.

Google's control over tools for buying, selling online ads forces publishers to sell more cheap ad space, Gannett says.

Rights groups advocate an end to the slaughter and say the mammals are also under serious threat from climate change.

Prime Minister Kaja Kallas says she is 'proud of Estonia' after the bill received 55 votes in the 101-seat parliament.

Former Rwandan police officer drops bail application and requests asylum in South Africa.

Voters should bear in mind that far-right views pose the biggest threat to Germany's democracy, the agency says.

Haitians face 'racism, xenophobia, systemic violence' in search for protection across Americas, rights group says.

Early date, which remains tentative, shows federal judge's intent to move quickly with the classified documents case.

Human rights groups say militia group has committed war crimes in region facing acute humanitarian crisis.

Shooting carried out by Palestinians took place near the illegal settlement of Eli after a deadly Israeli incursion.

Group carries out its second confirmed official execution since it returned to power in Afghanistan in 2021.

Hunter to plead guilty on two charges of failure to pay taxes, and is working on a deal on a firearms charge: Lawyer.

A senior aid worker was assassinated in el-Geneina as the RSF reportedly kept fighting in Darfur despite a ceasefire.

Kyiv says prisoner transfer serves Orban's interests, but Budapest claims POWs are free to leave.

Israel's 16-year blockade of Gaza isn't just a political issue, but a daily reality that affects all aspects of life

Prosecutors say they are investigating Olympics organisers over alleged embezzlement of public funds and favouritism.

The first FIFA-recognised Arab woman to coach men's football shares her two love stories - for football and her husband.

Nigeria's labour unions threatened to strike after fuel prices tripled due to President Tinubu scrapping fuel subsidy.

The veteran forward and global superstar is set to make a record-extending 200th international appearance for Portugal.

A five-person submersible vessel taking tourists to see the wreckage of the Titanicis missing in the Atlantic.

Jacqui Lambie calls on the ICC to investigate Australian military commanders over war crimes allegations in Afghanistan.

The European Commission calls for 'thorough and transparent investigation' into the deadly sinking of a boat off Greece.

Volker Turk who took over UN body last year calls for greater political support to establish office in India and China.

The bitter rivals will kick off the South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) Championship on Wednesday.

Many of the 42 bodies recovered from the attack were found charred beyond recognition.

Before welcoming those seeking refuge in the UK, Rwanda should tackle the issues that lead its own citizens to flee.

Authorities say 28 of 30 drones shot down over the capital as air raid sirens heard across the country.

The man entered three Chinese restaurants in Auckland and attacked diners at random, sending four people to hospital.

Ukraine's Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Maliar said Kyiv's forces and Moscow's troops are engaged in a 'tough duel'.

Melting of glaciers to cause flooding and water shortages for nearly 2 billion people who live downstream, report says.

Antonio Guterres says construction of illegal Israeli settlements on Palestinian territory is driving violence.

As the war enters its 482nd day, these are the main developments.

Nigeria's president has named new commanders of the defence forces, army, navy and air force, according to a statement.

Families forced apart by offshore scheme argue Australia has breached its international humanitarian obligations.

An attack by a former student leaves a 16-year-old girl dead and another teenager wounded, Cambe city officials say.

Gabriela Castellanos's departure comes after her organisation published a report accusing the government of nepotism.

New York Times report details failed attempt to kill the CIA informant, resulting in 'tit for tat' diplomatic row.