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Kilicdaroglu came second to Erdogan in Sunday's presidential election, and is seeking nationalist support.

'Near catastrophic', two-hour chase in New York caused by 'highly aggressive paparazzi', couple's spokesperson says.

Listed firms put their shareholders first when making decisions even if it leaves employees susceptible to job cuts.

Hamas says current Israeli leadership is turning the conflict into a religious one that is more difficult to resolve.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, Moscow has cracked down on opposition voices, sentencing several to lengthy jail times.

President Yoon and PM Trudeau focus on security, clean energy and critical mineral supplies ahead of G7 summit in Japan.

Government officials say the May 28 run-off will prove Erdogan's popularity as magazine's cover called 'inhumane'.

Human rights groups say Khalaf al-Rumaithi was among dozens of the UAE critics who faced an 'unfair' mass trial.

Thousands of people are evacuated after torrential rains in Emilia-Romagna region. River levels still rising.

World Meteorological Organization raises alarm, saying at least one of the next five years will be hottest on record.

Facing impeachment process, Guillermo Lasso orders early elections in move that he says aims to end political crisis.

The arrest of Johnny G Plate dents President Joko Widodo’s reputation in fighting corruption.

Ex-PM Imran Khan accused of sheltering aides and supporters wanted over attacks on army following his arrest last week.

ChatGPT creator and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman urges lawmakers to regulate artificial intelligence during a hearing.

An increase in raids by the Lebanese Armed Forces has left Syrian refugees in hiding, worried about being forced back.

The army wants to squash Hemedti and the RSF's independence – but the RSF is safeguarded by multiple revenue sources.

Smoke and flames engulfed the four-storey Loafers Lodge in Wellington early on Tuesday, killing at least six people.

Paris court upholds sentence but spares Sarkozy prison time as the still influential leader fights other criminal cases.

To date, the remains of more than 1,000 people have been uncovered throughout the sprawling site.

Developed countries promised in 2009 to transfer $100bn annually to climate-vulnerable states, but that hasn't happened.

Leaders of Australia, the US, India and Japan to instead meet at the G7 summit in Japan this weekend.

We are witnessing an epidemic of distress, bullying and self harm in provinces devastated by the February 6 disaster.

Thousands of young Orthodox Jewish men are expected to provocatively parade through the Old City's Muslim Quarter.

Kami Rita reclaims record after another Nepalese Sherpa tied it by reaching Himalayan peak for the 26th time on Sunday.

Analysts say New Delhi is hosting the event to claim its 2019 scrapping of special status brought peace and development.

International community criticised after joint force battling armed groups left without sufficient funding and support.

Mocha was the most powerful cyclone to hit the area in more than a decade with hundreds reportedly killed.

Erdogan’s campaign so far focuses on certain key areas, many designed to shore up nationalist and conservative support.

Some of the seriously injured pupils sustained head injuries, arm amputations and suspected spinal injuries.

The execution is the second in three weeks, amid growing concern at the island's use of the death penalty in drug cases.

In India, a woman navigates safety concerns and gender bias as she tries to make ends meet for a household of seven.

Delays in rescuing people at sea aren't a European policy failure. They are a deliberate, cruel strategy.

AI appears to be promoting a brand of mysterious rationality that we have encountered before.

Truss, who held office for just 44 days, says democracies need to make clear there are consequences for aggression.

Radio journalist Ralikonelo Joki was shot multiple times by unknown attackers.

The incident took place in the early hours of the morning and rescue efforts are under way.

As leaders prepare for summit in Hiroshima, there appears little consensus on how to deal with the risk posed by China.

As Russia claims that US-made Patriot system destroyed in Ukraine, US sources say the missile platform likely damaged.

Youth-led party wins election, but military-appointed Senate and ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra may thwart its bid to govern.

Continued tension between military and former Prime Minister Imran Khan could land the country in greater crisis.

Warning comes as Altman plans tour across six continents to talk about AI with policymakers and the public.

UK PM Rishi Sunak and Dutch counterpart Mark Rutte agree to build international coalition to provide Kyiv with F-16s.

Disqualification means the ruling Cambodian People's Party under Hun Sen is likely to sweep the election.

As the war enters its 448th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The reconnaissance satellite is a key part of Kim's plan to modernise and advance the country’s military prowess.

Four people were killed in the attack and three more kidnapped, according to local police in Nigeria's Anambra State.

Plan to rebuild small mosque for Daegu university students has come up against a powerful conservative Christian lobby.

Legislators and judges across US are grappling with top court's ruling, which has been used to challenge restrictions.

At Tesla's annual shareholder meeting, Musk said Tesla would advertise its cars, something it has never done before.

Robert Shonov is being held for allegedly cooperating 'on a confidential basis' with a foreign organisation.