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Changes in how the UN calculates Gaza's casualties have been cited as evidence of bias. They aren't.

Arrest of Mahdi Zagrouba comes two days after detention of another lawyer and two journalists.

Boeing, founded in 1916, has experienced good times and bad during its more than 100 years in the air.

New Pact on Migration and Asylum approval comes as EU prepares to hold elections in which migration could be pivotal.

Three years after the Tokyo Olympics, Japan's Hifumi Abe and his sister Uta want to go for gold again in Paris Olympics.

The Russian leader's May 16-17 visit aims to underscore the deepening 'no limits' partnership with China's Xi Jinping.

Analysts predict Andrei Belousov will boost Russia's military-industrial complex as Kyiv's forces struggle on the front.

Authorities impose an overnight curfew and ban gatherings after violent unrest in the capital, Noumea.

Qatar says mediation efforts are being hampered by Israel's offensive on Gaza's southern city.

The Nakba is at the core of the Palestinian struggle, but in many ways pales in comparison to Israel's war on Gaza.

Human Rights Watch says aid workers' convoys and facilities have been targeted at least eight times since last October.

Leaders from Serbia and Bosnia's Republika Srpska have been campaigning against the adoption of a UN resolution.

The 37-year-old all-rounder has played 36 matches in all previous editions of the tournament from 2007 to 2022.

French Gates says she will exit with $12.5bn for her own charity work to uplift women and families.

Report says 7.7 million people displaced by disasters and 68.3 million by conflict and violence last year.

Why are the residents of Pakistan-administered Kashmir out on the streets and what are their demands?

Ma Long's inclusion in China's table tennis squad gives him a chance to win gold in his fourth consecutive Olympics.

United Nations says about 400 women die from domestic violence in Kazakhstan each year, but many cases go unreported.

'Shame and guilt' drove Major Harrison Mann to quit in November, but he was 'afraid' of expressing it earlier.

The billboard collapsed on some houses and a petrol station next to a busy road in the eastern suburb of Ghatkopar.

Candidates are fainting, voter turnout is lower, and research suggests extreme heat could influence who people choose.

Celtics surged ahead of the Cavs with a 109-102 win as LeBron James watched on at his old stomping ground.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives in Kyiv after travelling overnight by train from Poland.

Eight years after Australia began investigating war crimes in Afghanistan, a whistleblower is the first to be punished.

Buildings and cars torched after protest against constitutional amendments descended into unrest

As the war enters its 810th day, these are the main developments.

Advocates say Biden administration is 'bending over backwards' to avoid saying whether Israel is violating laws of war.

The 51-year-old will be sworn in as the city-state's fourth leader since 1965 in a ceremony on May 15.

Activists are calling attention to historical ties between universities and defence contractors linked to Israel's war.

Cohen testifies in former president's hush-money trial about efforts to quash negative stories before 2016 election.

Tyson Fury's and Oleksandr Usyk's entourages clash at media event before Saturday's boxing bout in Saudi Arabia.

Troops take control of villages and attack energy facilities in Kharkiv region.

Hezbollah chief Nasrallah says support for Gaza is 'final', as cross-border fighting displaces thousands of people.

US students disrupt graduation ceremonies to show support for Palestine

Jury selection begins in trial accusing top Democrat of accepting bribes and acting as unregistered foreign agent.

We have a centre for genocide studies on this campus... We need our institutions to step up."

On visit to Ankara, Greece's Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitotakis says leaders 'wish to intensify our bilateral contacts'.

Full-time training, travel to compete, medical and most other costs for these athletes are out of pocket.

Israel resumes attacks in Gaza's Jabalia as tanks, troops, push into southern city of Rafah amid humanitarian crisis.

Kyiv says Russian forces having 'tactical success' in assault on northeastern region on shared border.

How the Met Gala triggered a social media #Blockout2024 - a digital guillotine - against celebrities' silence on Gaza.

Harmful cooking practices result in the deaths of 3.7 million people every year with children and women most at risk.

Investigators from Sudan Witness are using open source technology to document the systematic use of fire by combatants.

Authorities say wind will push the Parker Lake Wildfire closer to the small community of Fort Nelson, British Columbia.

Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen is set to testify against his ex-boss over hush money payments to Stormy Daniels.

A human rights group calls on the United Kingdom to stop arming Israel as its campaign in the strip continues.

Video shows the rescue of Palestinian girl who'd been trapped under rubble after an Israeli attack in Gaza.

The UN has been working for decades on a treaty to prevent the exploitation of genetic resources.

Egypt says it will join South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the ICJ.

Kashmir voters are expected to show their discontent with Modi's cancellation of the region's special status in 2019.