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In annual report, rights group says 'killing spree' was led by countries in the Middle East and North Africa.

At least 10 explosions heard by witnesses in Kyiv as officials say a Russian air attack was under way.

No motive was readily apparent as to why the 18-year-old gunman shot three people dead before he was killed by police.

US special prosecutor criticises FBI approach to politically charged investigation but does not issue new charges.

Widespread blazes mark an intense start to wildfire season in Canada's oil-rich province of Alberta.

Ron DeSantis, Florida governor and likely US presidential candidate, says programmes impose an 'ideological agenda'.

Case centres on allegation Republican lawmakers in South Carolina drew district maps to dilute share of Black votes.

US report describes details of assault by Israeli forces on the funeral of slain Al Jazeera journalist in Jerusalem.

AC Milan trail their city rivals by 2-0 going into the second leg of the Champions League semifinal clash.

Turkish president faces his first serious challenge in two decades.

US says Mexico and Guatemala also have beefed up border agents on their southern border in wake of new asylum policy.

The US software giant still faces a battle to clinch its $69bn deal as Britain has blocked it and the US seeks to block.

Russia's Victory Day celebration on Tuesday was the last time the Belarusian leader was seen in public.

Human rights groups and civilians say another wave of deadly attacks has hit West Darfur's capital, el-Geneina.

Son of Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti allegedly assaulted a police officer, Lagos state police say.

Florida university professor says he will remain underwater until he reaches 100 days and completes a research mission.

While the fighting did not come as a surprise to Sudan watchers, the world seems at a loss to stop the bloodshed.

Ogan's out of the presidential race but may play a pivotal role in the second round - he is still to back a candidate.

French luxury jewelry brand criticised for images of Yanomami tribe on website linked to project that never took place.

That settlement requires Musk to obtain prior approval from a Tesla lawyer for some of his tweets.

Hundreds were taken from a prison and executed by the armed group, according to the Iraqi government.

Some players elect to miss matches in France's top league to avoid wearing multicoloured numbers.

Country's first school shooting on May 3 causes national mourning and protests.

Palestinians say the Nakba has manifested itself into an ongoing system of oppression that has made life 'impossible'.

Observers surprised after results show president leading Kilicdaroglu by more than 4 percentage points in first round.

Zelenskyy secures pledges of further arms as Ukraine prepares to step up assaults against Russian occupiers.

Asylum seekers say they are crossing US-Mexico border irregularly after failing to get appointments through CBP One app.

For Palestinians in the United States, memories of the 1948 'catastrophe' sit alongside frustration with US policy.

Online media company, once valued at $5.7bn, seeks bankruptcy protection after it scrambled to find buyer.

Bratislava has been without a proper government since a vote of no confidence was called on Prime Minister Eduard Heger.

“The abnormal became the normal.”

No candidate secured over 50 percent of the vote, pushing Turkey into a second round - and uncharted territory.

Mona Hajjar Halaby's British Mandate Jerusalemites photo library on Facebook captures often ignored history.

“I had to flee while they were shooting everywhere."

This is the first time Erdogan faces a second-round run-off vote as a presidential candidate.

Protest by pro-gov't supporters outside Supreme Court and parliament resolution against top judge escalate the tensions.

Anadolu news agency says AK Party won 266 seats and opposition CHP coalition won 166 in the 600-seat parliament.

I hold the citizenship of my occupier; I hate it but I also fear losing it.

Backed by the European Union, the Greek government has toughened its border management and moved refugees out of sight.

Bayt Nabala was among 530 Palestinian villages destroyed at Israel's birth. Its people still dream of returning home.

US newspaper report, denied by mercenary group leader, says locations were offered in exchange for a Bakhmut withdrawal.

Neither the president nor Kilicdaroglu cleared the 50 percent threshold needed to avoid a second round on May 28.

Government restrictions are reducing the number of media outlets that are still speaking with an independent voice.

Thousands of Palestinians were killed and tens of thousands expelled during and after the creation of Israel in 1948.

UN officials say the talks in Jeddah will continue and hopefully lead to a ceasefire in the near future.

While BJP claims situation is under control and there are no new violence, army and paramilitary still patrol streets.

The eviction of 750,000 Palestinians in 1948, the Nakba, is a crime that Israel and the world have yet to atone for.

John Leung, who has permanent residency in Hong Kong, was arrested in April 2021 in the southeastern city of Suzhou.

Cafe Yafa continues a rich Palestinian literary culture, decades after the Nakba destroyed the libraries of Palestine.