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A 12-year-old Syrian boy is making his own toys by recycling the scrap materials he finds in his camp.

“A genius in old Sidon.”

People spend days on desperate journeys from neighbouring states to identify bodies as process stretches into third day.

Saudi Arabia's plan to voluntarily cut production is on top of OPEC+ deal to limit supply next year to prop up prices.

New scientific evidence shows Kathleen Folbigg's four children may have died of natural causes as she had claimed.

Agreement comes weeks before Indian PM visits Washington for an official state visit and talks with the US president.

A report claimed military aid given to Ukraine by NATO countries were used by pro-Ukraine fighters to attack Russia.

In its report to mark World Environment Day, the rights group says Pakistan is at the 'frontline of the climate crisis'.

Sweden's all-time top scorer has played for some of Europe's biggest clubs including Juventus, Barcelona, PSG and Milan.

Every three in 20 cars sold worldwide in 2022 were electric, with more than half of them sold in China alone.

Official investigation into India's deadliest rail crash in 20 years begins as trains cross the disaster spot in Odisha.

The US Navy releases a video showing Chinese warship nearly hit US destroyer in the Taiwan Strait on the weekend.

'Big four' audit firm is embroiled in controversy after former partner leaked information about changes to tax law.

The drug, developed by AstraZeneca, if taken daily after surgery, dramatically reduces risk of death, study shows.

Asian Development Bank and World Bank have overtaken China as top source of development funding, think tank says.

The plane with an unresponsive pilot later crashed in Virginia. No survivors were found at the scene, officials say.

Court of Final Appeal overturns conviction saying a 'substantial and grave injustice' had been done.

Woman carrying flowers, man holding a candle among dozens arrested as Hong Kong cracks down on Tiananmen commemorations.

Lower living costs in cities such as Kuala Lumpur and Ho Chi Minh are attracting some expats away from Singapore.

US Navy said the merchant ship was being 'harassed' by boats from Iran's Revolutionary Guard.

Claim comes as Ukraine prepares for a major counteroffensive to retake territory occupied by Russia.

The incident in a remote highlands region has drawn renewed attention to one of the world's least-known conflicts.

As the war enters its 467th day, here's a look at the main developments.

New outburst of violence in North Darfur state has left at least 40 people dead, activists and residents say.

The rest of the OPEC+ oil producers agreed to extend earlier cuts in supply through the end of 2024.

President Erdogan's third term sees him placed in a unique position between NATO and Russia.

Pro-Kyiv armed groups called on Belgorod governor to meet and retrieve captive Russian soldiers.

Protesters march in Warsaw against government, accusing it of violating the constitution and eroding fundamental rights.

Stoltenberg says Sweden 'fulfilled its obligations', but made no breakthrough in talks with Turkey's Erdogan.

The Kanuri people established themselves in the area between the 13th and 15th centuries.

New finance minister is widely respected by foreign investors and known for his orthodox economic approach.

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan says he has 'no doubt' that he will be tried in a military court and jailed.

The villagers dismantled their own homes and fled the relentless Israeli settler attacks on them and their children.

The Brazilian president should support Ukraine; this would be an expression of the South-South solidarity he's pursuing.

Error in electronic signalling system blamed for deadliest crash in decades as families search for missing loved ones.

Ballon d'Or winner will depart the Spanish club after winning 25 trophies, including five Champions Leagues.

The national team are dreaming big and want their unexpected success to inspire other Iranian sportswomen.

The failure of a sophisticated electronic system designed to keep trains from colliding has been blamed for the crash.

As the war enters its 466th day, here’s a look at the main developments.

Authorities say the number of people killed in clashes between police and opposition supporters has now risen to 15.

A feud between the government and the parliament has led to multiple dissolutions and elections in recent months.

The vote comes after President Umaro Sissoco Embalo dissolved parliament last year after falling out with MPs.

The Big Picture examines whether old prejudices against Indigenous people still hold the key to Chile's future.

In the state that Modi is building, no one – not even Hindus he claims to speak for – will have rights. Or a voice.

US Indo-Pacific command says a Chinese navy ship executed 'unsafe' manoeuvres near an American destroyer.

Regional governor says three of the five children wounded in Saturday's attack were in 'serious condition'.

At Asia security forum, Chinese defence chief says Beijing seeks dialogue with US and warns against NATO-like alliances.

Announcement comes a week after al-Shabab fighters stormed a base housing African Union peacekeepers in Somalia.

Protests continue despite prime minister's announcement that the contentious legal proposals were being put on hold.

An internationally respected former banker gets top economy job, powerful intelligence chief is named foreign minister.