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Court rules detention can be justified when an individual is refusing to cooperate in their deportation.

Araku Valley coffee is sold in cafes around the world, but its farmers do not have toilets.

As the Supreme Court debates the convictions of 85 people, families wait for their loved ones.

As the war enters its 806th day, these are the main developments.

Violence and questions of election-rigging, however, marred the vote tally, which was announced earlier than expected.

Prime Minister-in-waiting Lawrence Wong says residents are looking for more out of life than material success.

The Balikatan joint military exercises conclude on Friday after weeks of live fire drills and new weapons deployment.

Ukrainian state security said earlier this week that they unearthed an assassination plot including two state guards.

In a rare warning, the US president threatens to halt some arms supplies if Israel invades city in southern Gaza.

Prime Minister Netanyahu say Israel would 'fight with our fingernails' to achieve war objectives despite US pressure.

Biden's warning to Israel of possible weapons cutoff is vague, experts say, but could mean end of 'blank cheque' policy.

Thousands of protesters waving Palestinian flags marched in the streets of Malmo, Sweden.

Palestinian journalist dedicates award to protesters around the world who are supporting Gaza.

Protesters have called for Israel's expulsion from the singing contest, which barred Russia from participating in 2022.

Ukrainian experts believe up to 50,000 troops are poised to try and take Sumy and Kharkiv.

Defence team questions adult film star over hush money payment at heart of case against former US president.

When asked about Gaza's hospitals, Dr Lahna is pained by the memories of the sick, wounded and dying.

Drone footage captured a long line of aid trucks bound for Gaza stuck on a narrow mountain pass.

Accidents involving Air Senegal, Corendon Airlines come as aircraft manufacturer in crisis over its poor safety record.

Knesset member called for the use of imprecise missiles' on Gaza, after the US paused a weapons shipment to Israel.

Boos and shouts of Free Palestine' could be heard during Israel's song at the rehearsals for Eurovision.

Country celebrates Soviet Union's victory in World War II as relations with the West spiral deeper into crisis.

In Victory Day speech, Russian president says his forces are in a 'state of combat readiness'.

Why has the US stopped shipments of some types of bomb, and what damage can these offensive weapons do?

Rishi Sunak is meeting university bosses as more encampments spring up throughout the country.

A new mass grave has been discovered at al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza.

In rare bipartisan move, Republicans and Democrats easily defeat effort by Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Human Rights Watch says 'thousands' killed in attacks last year targeting Masalit tribe and other non-Arab groups.

Nationwide riots on this 'dark day' last year triggered a months-long political crisis that saw ex-PM Imran Khan jailed.

Gaza's displaced grapple with having to leave Rafah and pushing the dreams they had before the war further out of reach.

Staff take sick leave en masse in apparent protest against working conditions imposed by new owner Tata Group.

Poison, deforestation and power lines have pushed African raptor population to 90 percent decline in last 40 years.

Biden's decision to hold up delivery of 3,500 bombs hardly constitutes a betrayal of the Israeli killing machine.

Iran-aligned group has threatened to increase attacks on shipping until ceasefire reached in Israel's war on Gaza.

Dutch riot police have used a bulldozer to break up an anti-Gaza war protest camp at the University of Amsterdam.

Adviser to Khamenei says Iran will have 'no choice' if nuclear facilities targeted by Israel.

Brunson returned from a foot injury and led the Knicks to a 2-0 playoff series lead over the Pacers.

Some opposition candidates have claimed they have withdrawn under pressure. Other nominations have been rejected.

Judge says Bainimarama abused his power to shut down probe into alleged corruption at the University of the South Pacific.

CEO Campbell Wilson says journey to restoring Air India's reputation is 'well under way'.

As the war enters its 805th day, these are the main developments.

What officials eat and how have become key ingredients in efforts to find common ground in a testy relationship.

Israeli army kills more Palestians in Gaza after takeover of crossing on vital route for aid deliveries.

Authorities have been intolerant of pro-Palestinian demonstrations in Louisiana, but the movement continues.

British government terms Maxim Elovik an 'undeclared military intelligence officer' as Russia promises to respond.

Nearly 400 people are now homeless after Israel demolished the homes of a Bedouin community in the Negev desert.

Already critically undersupplied hospitals have three days of fuel left, WHO chief warns as aid shipments also impeded.

The White House says the actions of a University of Mississippi student taunting an anti-Gaza war protester were racist.

A family flees violence in Ecuador for the United States, but first they must enter the Darien Gap, a perilous jungle.

Crews race to rescue survivors as floodwaters displace 160,000 people across southern state of Rio Grade do Sul.