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Philippine Coast Guard says Chinese used 'military-grade laser' against a ship carrying supplies to the Sierra Madre.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 355th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Flights suspended and schools closed as New Zealand's biggest city braces for second major storm in as many weeks.

The Palestinian Red Crescent says one person was killed in a pre-dawn Israeli army raid in Nablus.

Superstar's first live event in seven years featured all her greatest hits.

Flying object was the fourth to be shot down over North America by the military in eight days.

A group of rebel bishops declared their own assembly in the Oromia region.

People come together to provide aid and organise a response neighbourhood by neighbourhood to support each other.

Turnout for the runoff stood at 72.2 percent, marginally higher than in the first round of voting.

Canada's prime minister says he is not sure what was shot down, but it threatened 'the security of civilian flight'.

Blood donation campaign in Gaza aims to help those in Turkey and Syria after powerful earthquakes.

Arab League meeting denouncing Israeli actions comes amid one of the deadliest periods of violence.

White Helmets in Syria criticise the UN and international community for a slow response, lack of aid after earthquakes.

Jerusalemites face occupation and apartheid. No amount of strongly worded statements and money pledges can help them.

With first cases detected in September, earthquake devastation risks new stresses, particularly in rebel-held areas.

Earthquakes leave residents of Iskenderun with no water or sewage system as they express anger at builders.

Volunteers have come from all around Jandaris, Syria, to help bury the hundreds of dead after the earthquakes.

Vice President Oktay says 131 suspects have been identified as responsible for the collapse of some of the buildings.

Ex-FM with the ruling right-wing DISY party faces off chief negotiator in peace talks with Turkish Cypriots in run-off.

Widely used in construction for decades, the aftermath of asbestos exposure has been a death sentence for thousands.

The death toll from the earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria surpassed 29,000 on Sunday.

UN relief chief Martin Griffiths said he expected the death toll to at least double.

Eltaief, once a confidant of former President Ben Ali, and two key political activists were detained.

Hundreds of thousands protest across France to keep up pressure on the government over its pension reform plans.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 354th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Ex-Brazilian president says he plans to return home soon after having spent more than a month in the US.

Vinicius Junior scores twice, helps Karim Benzema to lead Real Madrid to record-extending fifth Club World Cup.

Shootdown is second such action in as many days and comes amid tensions over a suspected Chinese spying balloon,

South Africa has declared a national disaster to tackle a dire energy crisis.

Rescue operations impeded by insecurity in some areas as police in Turkey arrest dozens for looting.

Experts say studies suggest that a powerful earthquake is expected to hit Turkey's largest city soon.

The incident comes after increase in numbers of refugees and migrants crossing the Channel to the UK in boats.

The mob snatched the suspect from his prison cell and lynched him for allegedly desecrating pages of the Quran.

Putin's decision-making has set Russia down a path that any successor would find difficult to turn from.

Kiernan Forbes, 35, was killed with his close friend, Tebello 'Tibz' Motsoane, as they were walking towards their car.

Modrow was made prime minister in November 1989 - days after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Iran's president said criticism over human and women's rights should be aimed at the West and not Iran.

Emergency workers fight against time as poor weather conditions hinder desperate rescue and relief efforts.

Blinken calls for dialogue in rare high-level contact between the countries, a day after 222 prisoners released.

Peruvians are protesting but what story is the media telling? Also, the dangers of dissent in Belarus.

Leaders promise to work together on climate change, democracy, despite disagreements over Ukraine.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 353rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The European Union has drawn up a plan to boost the production of electric cars and renewable energy projects.

UN official in Syria says the 'crisis within a crisis' is also making the delivery of aid more difficult.

The Lebanese economy minister discusses the country's financial meltdown.

The blacklisting will make it difficult for the companies and one research institute to obtain US technology exports.

Yevgeny Prigozhin has admitted Russian troops are engaged in a fierce fight to take the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut.

Fariba Adelkhah has been released from notorious Evin prison but it is unknown under what conditions she was freed.

Volker Turk ends a visit to Haiti with renewed calls for the international community to send forces to combat its gangs.

The announcement comes after Nicaragua's legislature moved to strip the released prisoners of their citizenship.