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Nepal PM links deadly floods to climate change

Xi Jinping's historic Egypt visit aims to strengthen China-Egypt ties amid rising Middle East tensions.

What happens if the airspace of the world's largest country by land mass is out of bounds because of Ukrainian drones?

A Gaza Civil Defence worker helped recover the bodies of 21 of his relatives from beneath the rubble.

This US presidency is rewriting the rules of global governance and ushering the world into a new era.

Palestinian witnesses recount the coordinated Israeli army and settler attacks on mosques in the occupied West Bank.

Premier League breaks its own record as four of its 11 most expensive signings have arrived this transfer window.

A Messi-shaped schnitzel is on the menu in Buenos Aires, as fans across Argentina pay tribute.

Golfer's driving licence will be suspended for five years under the terms of a plea agreement that dropped DUI charges.

Relations between Russia and Armenia have reached historic lows as Yerevan pivots toward the West.

Hindered by poor infrastructure and climate challenges, farmers in Yemen cling to traditional methods to harvest dates.

Charlie Kirk murder suspect pleads not guilty to murder charge

Putin accuses Zelenskyy of 'terrorism', while Ukraine warns foreign airlines against using Russian airspace.

Bodies are being excavated from the mud in Nepal's Rusawa district, which was devastated by the glacial flood.

Kheibar Shekan, Iran's medium-range missile, is said to play a pivotal role in escalating US-Israel tensions.

Palestinian landowners confront bulldozers using their hands

Three families, two bombings and a hidden war: uncovering the lives behind Operation Southern Spear's dead.

Analysts say Venezuelan crude is hard to extract and refine, and likely can't replace oil stuck in the Strait of Hormuz.

Nigerian media outlets have reported that five of the dismissed staff are facing prosecution.

A residential building and a telecom tower were struck overnight, as Iran and the US launched more strikes over Hormuz.

Leandro ‌Paredes's 10-match ban, alongside Lionel Messi's Argentina retirement, leave former to ponder future.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has arrived in Egypt for the first time since 2016 in a state visit.

How indie cinema is beating Hollywood in 2026

Thailand’s Pattaya is expecting a business boost as 5,000 US sailors arrive aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.

The UN says the disaster has left at least 2.2 million tonnes of debris, according to a preliminary estimate.

What we know about jailed HK activist Joshua Wong’s latest charge

Iran says the US bombed a wedding near the Strait of Hormuz; hits Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan in retaliation.

Americans Madison Keys, Coco Gauff and Taylor Fritz powered through to the second round alongside birthday boy Monfils.

Markey secures the Democratic nomination as Massachusetts voters back several of the state’s long-serving lawmakers.

US Energy Secretary arrived in La Guaira for the signing of a deal that will control much of Venezuela's oil reserves.