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Philippines president has tilted towards US since taking office a year ago, but is keeping Beijing close.

Egypt is on edge as Sudan is embroiled in conflict.

Despite warnings of slide towards civil war, rival military forces accuse each other of new violations of the ceasefire.

The pope's comment comes hours after Moscow said its forces have advanced in the front-line city of Bakhmut.

Three people have also been wounded in the shooting including a five-year-old girl, police say.

City striker becomes first player in English top-flight football to score 50 goals in all competitions since 1931.

Ruling Colorado Party's Santiago Pena takes on political veteran Efrain Alegre in presidential race.

Napoli would have won first Serie A title since 1990 with a record six games to spare if they had beaten local rivals.

Eat This with Yara scoops Webby jury and People’s Voice; Decoded, hosted by Amr Waked, earns Webby People’s Voice.

But it is not too late to prevent it and ensure a free and fair vote.

Moroccan authorities open investigation as fan dies in crush outside stadium before Raja Casablanca vs Al Ahly match.

UNHCR says it is working closely with the government days after reports surfaced there was a complete lack of response.

At the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, comedy mixes with somber calls to free reporters.

The massacre took place in the northern village of Karma and surrounding areas.

For many Neapolitans, a first title in 33 years would symbolise more than a beloved football team winning the league.

Fighting shakes Khartoum despite a ceasefire and satellite images show bus convoys at the Egyptian border.

People escape any way they can as ceasefires are agreed only to be broken.

Architects Sumayya Vally and Alejandro Aravena on challenging narratives and designing spaces that reflect us.

At least 11 people killed and 11 hospitalised in northern India's Punjab state.

Polling stations open for a constitutional overhaul that would extend the president's tenure for more than a decade.

Yevgeny Prigozhin says casualties in Bakhmut would be 'five times fewer if we had more ammunition'.

Attack on village inside Russian territory follows drone raid on fuel storage facility in Russia-annexed Crimea.

As the war enters its 431st day, we take a look at the main developments.

US warns that attack on Philippine vessels or aircraft in the Pacific would trigger a defence response from Washington.

Gloria Morales has spent decades looking after the dogs of a remote Indigenous community in central Australia.

Neighbours had reportedly complained about noise made by the suspect who was firing a rifle in his yard, police said.

There are fears the conflict could disrupt the precarious situation over the border.

Iran's supreme leader meets Iraqi president, says recent security and economic agreements need to be fully implemented.

People are trying to reach neighbouring countries as international evacuation efforts continue for foreign citizens.

Parliament to hold opening session on Monday after recess, as backers and detractors of the reform keep up the pressure.

Moscow says the Polish authorities burst onto the embassy school's grounds with the aim of seizing it.

Turkish president speaks at an Istanbul aviation festival after recovery as the key May 14 elections approach.

The pontiff thanks Hungarians for hosting Ukrainian refugees.

A grave medical crisis at Guantánamo is looming and needs immediate government action to prevent deaths.

Sheikh Jassim's bid will offer an undisclosed figure to the owners and an additional investment directly into the club.

Sudanese visa applicants trapped in a war zone after Western diplomats evacuated Khartoum without returning passports.

Processing on the Egyptian side is slow, with some people waiting days to hear their names called so they can proceed.

Baykar has come to prominence internationally in recent years because of the company's light drone TB-2 used in Ukraine.

Dramatic video released by Iran shows commandos storming the vessel and taking it over from helicopters.

Alongside the fighting in Sudan, there’s a battle of narratives. Plus, racist rhetoric in Tunisia.

Explosions and gunfire continue despite a 72-hour ceasefire; the UN says violence could escalate in West Darfur.

Europe is turning to Africa's gas, while the US, China and Russia are racing for economic influence on the continent.

Court says under Dutch guidelines, sperm donors are allowed to produce a maximum of 25 children with 12 mothers.

Syrians fled to Sudan to avoid the war in their country. The prospect of going back is not one they want to consider.

Huge fire broke out at a fuel depot in Sevastopol city on the peninsula where Russia's Black Sea Fleet is based.

Announcement comes after the two countries agreed to restore diplomatic relations during talks in China last month.

The suspension of non-critical air operations is effective immediately as pilots must undergo training, Army says.

As the war enters its 430th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Kim Jong Un's sister said N Korea would respond in 'direct proportion' to her country's enemies – the US and S Korea.

A fuel station was reportedly hit by missiles, with storage tanks and trucks destroyed by fire.