Louvre heist carried out by petty criminals, prosecutor says
The Paris prosecutor says four suspects arrested so far are "clearly local people", not organised crime professionals.
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'We have no idea what lies ahead': Aid struggles to reach Jamaican towns devastated by hurricane
Jamaicans are struggling to access clean drinking water and food days after Hurricane Melissa hit.
Three killed in latest US strike on alleged drug boat in Caribbean
US Defence Secretary says "narco-terrorists" attempting to smuggle drugs into the US were targeted.
China to ease chip export ban in new trade deal, White House says
Nexperia chips are vital in car production and there were concerns from manufacturers about the damage a shortage could have.
Hurricane Melissa death toll rises to 28 in Jamaica
PM Andrew Holness warns of reports of possible fatalities still to be verified - suggesting the figure may yet rise.
Trump tells military to prepare for 'action' against Islamist militants in Nigeria
The US president says his threat is over killings of Christians - though experts say there is no evidence they are disproportionately targeted.
8 Palestinian factions meet to shape Gaza’s future – including Hamas
The militant movement is among eight Palestinian groups meeting in Cairo to hammer out proposed features of an interim administration for Gaza.
Two arrested after stabbing on U.K. train leaves ten injured
Police identified the suspects as two British men in their 30s and said the attack on the London-bound train did not appear to be terror-related.
Charismatic leader emerges on the left to roil Britain’s political scene
Zack Polanski of the Greens has drawn comparisons to New York’s Zohran Mamdani as he connects with younger voters on social media over the political issues of the day.
India and China restored direct flights. Can relations take off again?
India and China have resumed direct flights after a five-year lull, generating hope among Indian businesses. But doubts remain over how deep the thaw will go.
I blew the whistle on a massive tax scam - and they sued me
Jas Bains reflects a month on from the end of one of highest value civil cases ever heard in the UK.
Fire at shop in Mexico kills 23, officials say
Local officials rule out an attack or act of deliberate violence against civilians as causes of the blaze.
Andrew fixed palace visit for firm with £1.4m deal with ex-wife
A company paying Sarah Ferguson was given a private tour of Buckingham Palace while the late Queen was in residence, BBC can reveal.
Mum of drug smuggler Bella Culley describes pregnant teen’s life inside Georgian prison
Billingham teenager Bella Culley is facing two years in prison in Georgia, South Caucasus.
Masked agents, tear gas, and raids: the tactics used in Trump's deportation drive
BBC Verify has gathered more than 70 videos to track how President Trump's illegal immigration crackdown has unfolded so far.
Dodgers seal back-to-back World Series titles
The Los Angeles Dodgers become the first team for 25 years to win back-to-back World Series after overcoming the Toronto Blue Jays in the deciding seventh game.
New Yorkers could pick a political newcomer to run their city - and take on Trump
From hip-hop musician to the brink of running America's biggest city, how did Zohran Mamdani win over New Yorkers?
Devastation on repeat: How climate change is worsening Pakistan's deadly floods
The BBC speaks to those who have lost everything in this year's monsoon season and finds out why it will likely happen again.
Young Russians are being seduced by a cheap, dangerous weight-loss pill called Molecule
Those taking the drug, which contains a substance banned in many other countries, are experiencing severe side effects.
Trump threatens potential military action in Nigeria, says aid will cease
The move is an escalation in the president’s campaign against the West African country’s government over allegedly failing to protect Christians.
Trump remodels Lincoln bathroom in latest White House renovation
The US president says the new marble and gold fixtures are "very appropriate for the time of Abraham Lincoln".
300 million tourists just visited China's stunning Xinjiang region. There's a side they didn't see
China has repackaged Xinjiang into a tourist haven, touting "ethnic" experiences that activists say it's trying to erase.
Shein accused of selling childlike sex dolls in France
The fast fashion giant says it delisted the items "immediately" from its website and is investigating.
Kenyan landslide kills 21 after heavy rainfall
Kenya's government says 30 other people are missing following downpours in the west of the country.
Trump administration tells Congress war law doesn’t apply to cartel strikes
The Office of Legal Counsel told select lawmakers that the executive branch is not bound by the War Powers Resolution, which requires congressional approval for any military action that exceeds 60 days.
Anger lingers in Serbia a year after train station tragedy
Tens of thousands mourned 16 people who died in a rail station canopy collapse in Novi Sad last year, sparking ongoing protests.
Two additional suspects charged in Louvre jewel heist that shocked France
Two more suspects have been charged for their alleged involvement in last month’s daytime heist at the Louvre,