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Home Secretary Suella Braverman says authorities need 'a power to detain and ultimately control those people'.

Ukraine is increasingly looking to replace its jets as Russia continues to dominate the skies in the 18-month-long war.

Experts say the case can help transform Spanish women's football and broader society, but deeper changes are needed.

Watchdogs slam Taliban for blocking women from boarding a flight to study in Dubai and from visiting a national park.

Spanish football federation chief to be investigated after kissing player Jenni Hermoso at World Cup celebrations.

Reporters Without Borders also denounced the fact that foreign media was largely restricted from covering the vote.

Strengthening in Caribbean, storm is expected to hit US state's Gulf of Mexico coast this week as 'major hurricane'.

The secretive war-hardened career-officer-turned-mercenary is said to have given the Wagner group its name.

As climate change makes extreme temperatures more frequent, many US prisons lack resources to address safety needs.

Raisi says the project has been completed years ahead of plan and saved a lot of money by transporting an existing rig.

Macron insists that France will not change its position in condemning the coup and offering support to Bazoum.

The nation is where the climate crisis, the refugee crisis and the inequalities of capitalism intersect.

The Spanish football chief's mother says her hunger strike would last until the 'hunt' against her son is over.

The move comes after flood of nuisance calls from China to local businesses following release of water from the plant.

The RSF's proposals for ethnic diversity come amid widespread reports of ethnic cleansing and sexual violence in Darfur.

Imaan Mazari-Hazir's lawyer says police did not share details of new charges which came after court granted bail to her.

The typhoon which dumped heavy rains across northern Philippines is now moving towards Taiwan and southern China.

In the Peruvian Amazon, a man in his 70s faces leaving the monkeys he's dedicated his life to protecting.

Acai cultivation has boosted local economy but critics say expansion of acai palms causing a loss of biodiversity.

Prompted by an audience member, the civil rights leader improvised the most famous part of his I Have a Dream" speech.

The survivors, who have been transported to the port of Mytilene in Lesbos, included Yemenis, Palestinians and Somalis.

Mahuchikh, who fled the Russian bombardment of her native city of Dnipro last year, wins gold in women's high jump.

Jimmy Lippert Thyden was kidnapped at birth by hospital workers during the rule of dictator Augusto Pinochet.

Chopra is the first Indian to win gold and Nadeem first Pakistani to win medal at the World Athletics Championships.

Najla al-Mangoush's meeting with Israeli counterpart in Rome led to street protests in several Libyan cities.

BRICS is pushing for direct talks between Israel and Palestine. But its members don't want to alienate Israel.

Israeli attack damages runway, grounding flights in northern Syria, state news agency SANA reports.

Gina Raimondo says 'profoundly important' for two biggest economies to have a stable relationship.

Ashoka University is accused of stifling academic freedom after it distances itself from a research paper on 2019 polls.

PNG will join handful of nations operating from city whose status is at the core of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

More than 90 percent of South Koreans say they will reduce their seafood consumption due to radiation concerns.

Hundreds gather for prayer vigils as three Black victims of Jacksonville shooting named.

Gou will run as an independent after losing the race to be the candidate for the opposition Kuomintang.

Nelson Chamisa says opposition will challenge outcome as President Emmerson Mnangagwa denies any fraud.

Indonesian President Joko 'Jokowi' Widodo has said he does not want to 'rush' membership of the economic grouping.

The four-time Olympic gold medallist broke the record for most all-around titles for a man or woman.

As the war enters its 551st day, these are the main developments.

The media tycoon has been in jail for three years awaiting trial under the territory's national security law.

Genetic analysis confirms mercenary boss was killed after his aircraft went down in what appeared to be an explosion.

UN experts say the group now controls rural areas in eastern Menaka and large parts of the Ansongo area in northern Gao.

Move comes after months of debate over wearing of abayas in French schools, where women are banned from wearing hijab.

Country is moving to make the burning of holy books illegal.

Baghdad calls on people with information about burial sites of missing persons from the Gulf War to come forward.

Donation haul underscores how Trump's legal woes have been a fundraising boon for his election campaign.

It is the first such visit in six years since members of US Congress went to Syria led by late Senator John McCain.

Russian Pacific Fleet's largest warships participated in the joint naval exercise that came close to the United States.

A growing number of Jewish academics are using the term apartheid to describe Israel's treatment of Palestinians.

India's offer to South Africa is part of its attempt to raise issues concerning the so-called Global South.

Russian investigators say genetic tests have confirmed that Prigozhin was among the 10 people killed in the plane crash.

Far-right Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has a history of making outrage-inciting comments and provoking Palestinians.