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Sabalenka says she does not support President Alexander Lukashenko 'right now' after win over Ukraine's Elina Svitolina.

Human Rights Watch accuses government-backed militias, officials of committing 'war crimes and crimes against humanity'.

Mohammed al-Tamimi was the youngest of the 27 Palestinian children killed in Gaza and the West Bank this year.

Thousands more to be evacuated after towns flooded following damage to the dam in southern Ukraine, local officials say.

The Brazilian singer and songwriter was the sole vocalist in one of the most covered songs of all time.

Britain has probed claims that the Chinese stations were operating at three sites, its security minister says.

Dozens also injured in 4.9-magnitude quake that struck Caribbean nation as it reels from heavy rainfall and flooding.

PGA Tour and DP World Tour say they have merged commercial operations with LIV Golf and ended all litigation.

A roundup of some of the most promising announcements at a meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Why are Arab countries getting friendly again with Syria’s Bashar al-Assad?

Russia and Ukraine blame each other for the breach at the Russian-controlled dam.

The palatial modern art museum was badly damaged in the explosion that rocked the Lebanese capital.

From co-driver to taking the wheel herself, rookie racer Queen drives her first race in Rwanda’s Mountain Gorilla Rally.

Violence has flared since Kosovo authorities installed ethnic Albanian mayors in four municipalities.

Officials try to source iced containers to preserve bodies as they appeal to families to identify the dead.

Postecoglou faces many challenges in his bid to spark a revival at Spurs, including resolving the future of Harry Kane.

Widespread flooding is expected across swaths of southeastern Ukraine after a large dam was destroyed.

The US is losing ground in the region and it has only itself to blame.

As a host of the Astana International Forum, the country hopes to re-energise global cooperation and multilateralism.

The fifth-in-line to the British throne suing Mirror Group Newspapers for phone-hacking and other unlawful activities.

Full judgement released in case against soldier who had sued newspapers for reporting he had murdered Afghan civilians.

The western Russian region of Belgorod that borders Ukraine has been shelled and attacked by drones hundreds of times.

Shehbaz Sharif's statement comes as Pakistan seeks immediate release of $1.1bn from IMF, part of $6.5bn bailout package.

No group has claimed the attack that killed Nisar Ahmad Ahmadi, the acting governor of northern Badakhshan.

Moscow's Ukraine struggles and neocolonialism have made its former partners in Central Asia turn to Beijing.

Iran says the Fattah can penetrate missile defence systems due to its high manoeuvrability and speed.

The ritual was the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic that authorities had allowed tourists to the site.

Economic and defence deals, along with the Turkish president's personal ties with regional leaders, to boost relations.

Three brothers who fled China's persecution in Xinjiang and landed in Kashmir now fear New Delhi may send them back.

Are autonomous weapons, AI-driven strategic decisions and generative disinformation the future of warfare?

Mark Liu says chipmaker is negotiating subsidies with German government as it considers first facility in Europe.

Health, tech and saved wealth could turn an ageing workforce from an economic challenge into an advantage, say experts.

Human rights groups are concerned bid to weaken encrypted communications will harm dissenters in authoritarian regimes.

Polls opened at 8am and the results will be announced on Wednesday.

Yevgeny Prigozhin scoffs at Russian defence ministry claim that its military inflicted heavy losses on Ukrainian forces.

Pence joins a crowded field of Republican candidates, led by Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

Ukrainian authorities are evacuating residents in several areas following the destruction of large Soviet-era dam.

Kyiv accuses Moscow of supporting pro-Russia forces in eastern Ukraine who shot down Boeing 777 with a missile in 2014.

As Beijing boosts its diplomatic clout, analysts say it wants to "remould" and even supplant existing institutions.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese secures clemency during official visit aimed at boosting ties with Vietnam.

Kyiv has kept silent on start of counteroffensive despite speculation by analysts that campaign is getting under way.

The school board's vote sets in motion a battle between religious freedom and the separation of church and state.

As the war enters its 468th day, these are the main developments.

Lula's proposal would advance a commitment to deforestation made at the 2021 climate talks in Glasgow, Scotland.

The money-laundering case is the latest involving Kirchner, a former president, to be dismissed before reaching trial.

Chris Van Hollen says though US did not conduct independent investigation, gov't report provides 'important insights'.

Top California official suggests Florida governor guilty of kidnapping after asylum seekers flown to US state's capital.

President Xiomara Castro continues to expand Honduras's relations with Beijing as the country seeks an economic boost.

Robert Hanssen had pleaded guilty to spying for the Soviet Union and then Russia for more than 20 years in major breach.

Will attacks on border regions, civilian casualties and drone strikes bring a major change in the war's direction?