Haiti forms new government as gang violence persists
A new government has been formed in Haiti as it tries to restore order in the violence-ravaged nation.
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Israel Defense Forces rescue four hostages in Gaza
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Tesla pay fight tests power of Elon Musk's mystique
Elon Musk wants the biggest pay package in history, but will investors back the $50bn deal?
Two Indians recruited by Russia killed in Ukraine
The Indian foreign ministry has urged Russia to repatriate the two bodies.
IOC urged to help overturn France's hijab ban
Sports and human rights organisations call on International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach to help overturn a ban on French athletes wearing the hijab.
Pope Francis allegedly repeats gay slur, opposes gay men in priesthood
Pope Francis allegedly repeated a highly pejorative slur just two weeks after the Vatican had issued an apology over the same word.
US hot dog contest can't stomach champ's vegan deal
Joey Chestnut told he cannot join famed Nathan's contest on 4 July unless he drops sponsorship by vegan brand.
A farm on the edge of Gaza
Today on “Post Reports,” the story of Ashraf Omar Alakhras and his family farm and an exclusive investigation into the destruction of food and agriculture in Gaza.
Kevin Spacey says he was 'too handsy’ in the past
The actor admits to "pushing the boundaries" in an interview with Piers Morgan.
Global poll finds Biden more popular than Trump
Conducted by Pew Research Center in 34 countries, the survey also found widespread disapproval of President Biden’s handling of the wars in Gaza and Ukraine.
US lifts weapons ban on Ukraine's Azov brigade
The brigade, whose origins were mired in far-right controversy, hails the move as blow to Russia's propaganda.
Hamas seeks 'complete halt' to war in Gaza proposal response
The group told the BBC that it still required a commitment to a permanent ceasefire.
What son's conviction means for President Biden
The guilty verdict is unlikely to change voters' minds, but it will be a personal blow for the US president.
Chiquita ordered to pay $38.3 million to victims of paramilitary group
Jurors at a federal trial in South Florida found the banana giant liable for funding a violent group in Colombia in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Key Sudanese city could fall to rebels imminently - US
The US envoy to Sudan tells the BBC that America would never recognise an independent Darfur.
Hunter Biden guilty of all charges in gun trial
President Joe Biden's son was accused of lying about his drug use on a gun application form.
French right uproar over call for far-right alliance
Republicans leader Ciotti angers colleagues after he calls for an electoral pact with National Rally.
Statins pioneer Akira Endo dies aged 90
The Japanese scientist's work led to the creation of the life-saving drugs now used by millions.
Israel Defense Forces discover tunnel in child's bedroom in Rafah
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Austrian Airlines plane suffers severe damage in hailstorm
Intense hail and turbulence smashed the plane's windscreen and nose as it flew from Spain to Austria.
Watch: Retracing Michael Mosley's final hours
The BBC's Joe Inwood shows the path where the TV presenter collapsed and died.
Danish PM still not feeling well after street attack
Mette Frederiksen talks about her condition after she was struck by a man in Copenhagen's old town last week.
Iceland grants whale hunting permit despite animal welfare concerns
The government grants a licence to Iceland's sole whaling firm - a move condemned by animal welfare groups.
UN 'shocked' at Israeli hostage rescue's impact on Gaza civilians
The UN human rights office says Israeli forces' actions on Saturday could amount to war crimes.
Ukraine 'hits missile launch sites in Russia'
The mayor of the city of Kharkiv says the situation there is "calmer" as Russia has been shelling less.
