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Israel to compensate Omar Asaad's family with $141,000 after he was detained by Israeli soldiers and died in January.

Prime Minister Liz Truss has told her Israeli counterpart that she is weighing the possible relocation from Tel Aviv.

Those whom the Russian president may perceive as allies do not seem to be eager to back his brutal war in Ukraine.

Iranian state television’s feed was hijacked for a few seconds in support of the protests in many cities on Saturday.

For those living along the floodplains of the Yamuna River, being displaced by floods has become a way of life.

Known for his 'total ruthlessness,' the Russian general has served in Tajikistan and Chechnya, as well as in Syria.

Verstappen finished top in rainy conditions and won his second consecutive world championship.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 228th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Shooting of an Israeli soldier in occupied East Jerusalem comes after 4 Palestinians were killed in the last 24 hours.

Maryna, whose son died in combat in 2014, counsels soldiers' families as she worries about her army-bound foster son.

Arsenal enter Sunday's match 11 points clear of Liverpool, knowing that a win will take them back to the top.

President Van der Bellen, who campaigned on a slogan of 'clarity', is widely tipped to grab a second mandate.

From it's first match in 1970 to the 2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup, here is how football and the team have fared.

What’s happening with the war in Ukraine?

People march across cities in the US demanding abortion rights ahead of next month's key midterm elections.

The Kerch Bridge, a key supply route for Russian forces, was hit by a blast on Saturday, killing three people.

Ukrainian officials say overnight shelling caused severe damage to dozens of residential buildings in the city.

The Kerch bridge was badly damaged after a truck exploded on its road section and a cargo train caught fire.

Pyongyang's seventh weapons test in two weeks comes as it prepares to celebrate the ruling party's founding day.

President Mohamud has launched a counterinsurgency campaign against the al-Qaeda-linked group.

Under battlefield pressure, Moscow appoints air force chief Sergey Surovikin to lead the faltering war in Ukraine.

EU leaders fail to agree on capping natural gas prices ahead of the northern winter.

Officials blame violence on a splinter of the FRUD group, which launched a 1991 uprising but later signed a peace deal.

NATO has stressed the need to protect critical infrastructure after what it called acts of gas pipeline sabotage.

Workers went on strike and street clashes erupted across the country over the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody.

Power source needed for cooling reactors lost because of shelling; IAEA chief calls it 'tremendously irresponsible'.

Oleksandra Matviychuk says the prize will give them 'more strength' in their efforts to fight for human rights.

Another 43 people with serious burns were taken to a hospital in Nashik, a city in Maharashtra state, police said.

Here are some of the biggest matches taking place across Europe on Saturday.

A 'monsoon on steroids' has affected 33 million Pakistanis and caused unprecedented flooding linked to climate change.

Member states must back Secretary-General António Guterres' proposal to set up a body on Syria's disappeared.

The Palestinian health ministry says 11 others wounded in the latest Israeli raid on the refugee camp in the West Bank.

In its war on Ukraine - chaos on the battlefield, confusion in internal messaging, and contested historical narratives.

Rescue operations are still ongoing after a deadly explosion in County Donegal in northwest Ireland.

Britain's Prime Minister Liz Truss forced to scrap plans to remove the 45 percent top income tax rate on high earners.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 227th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Teo Boon Ching, 57, was arrested in Thailand in June and will stand trial in the US for alleged wildlife trafficking.

The high representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina discusses controversial electoral law reform.

Russia opens criminal probe into the blast that blew up the vital bridge linking Moscow-annexed Crimea to the mainland.

Minister says 130 Indians who were forced to work in cyber-scams in Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia have been freed.

Joko Widodo said FIFA President Gianni Infantino had written to him about collaborations with Indonesian football.

Donetsk regional Governor Pavlo Kyrylenko says the exact number of bodies in the mass grave in Lyman is not yet known.

Pyongyang says recent ballistic missile launches had not endangered civil aviation or threatened neighbouring countries.

Human rights groups welcome two-year extension of UN mission, which Caracas condemns as 'designed for interventionism'.

Canadian sanctions come amid growing international condemnation over crackdown on anti-government protests across Iran.

In an internal vote, 55.7 percent of Junts party members approve leaving Catalonia's regional coalition government.

Haiti is seeking international assistance to deal with gang violence that has crippled the country.

Israeli forces shot the teenagers in separate incidents, amid the deadliest year in the occupied West Bank since 2008.

Pyongyang condemned for launching six rockets in two weeks, raising fears of a nuclear test.

The host of measures could amount to the biggest shift in US policy on shipping technology to China since the 1990s.