Indian national accused of murder-for-hire plot arrives in New York
Nikhil Gupta, charged in a foiled plot to kill a U.S. citizen, said he is being unjustly targeted amid rising geopolitical tensions.
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At least 14 Hajj pilgrims die in intense heat
Jordan's foreign ministry said its nationals had died "after suffering sun stroke due to the extreme heatwave".
Beijing offers pandas as ties with Australia thaw
The Chinese premier, Li Qiang's arrival in Australia on a four-day visit is the first by a Chinese leader in seven years, which analysts say marks the return of 'panda diplomacy'.
Military ‘pause’ on Gaza road inflames divisions in Israeli government
The announcement of a "local, tactical pause" in fighting triggered a furious response from far-right ministers.
Alarm in Hamburg as man with axe shot by police
The man, who police say made threats with a pickaxe and an "incendiary device", was seriously injured.
Israeli military announces daily ‘tactical pause’ along aid corridor in Gaza
The announcement came as Muslim families in Gaza marked the beginning of a somber Eid al-Adha holiday on Sunday amid rubble and ruin.
Hamburg police shoot man with axe ahead of Euros match
Police say they shot and injured the man, ahead of a Euro 2024 match between the Netherlands and Poland.
Malawians pay tribute to vice-president killed in plane crash
Saulos Chilima, 51, was seen as a breath of fresh air and was especially popular among young people.
Hostage drama unfolds at Russian detention centre
At least two prison staff are freed after being taken hostage at a pre-trial detention centre.
Muted Eid celebrations for millions of Nigerian Muslims
The economic crisis means millions of Nigerian Muslims will not be celebrating Eid al-Adha as normal.
Israel announces military pause on Gaza road to let in aid
Israel's military emphasised that the pauses were not a ceasefire, and combat would continue in Rafah.
Peace talks tomorrow if Russia leaves Ukraine - Zelensky
The remarks come as Ukraine's president hails international support at a summit in Switzerland.
Will India’s powerful Modi change his ways after the election setback?
Modi’s imperious and unapologetic leadership style will probably persist, those who know him say.
Iraqi militias target KFC, other U.S. businesses to protest Gaza war
The militias have long opposed the U.S. military presence in Iraq. But few expected them to turn their anger toward popular burger and fried-chicken joints.
Short on troops, Ukraine is freeing criminals to fight
Not all convicts qualify and those who do are required to join assault brigades, which engage in some of the most deadly fighting.
Boy grapples with tradition in Spanish bullfighting town
A new film follows a boy as he tries to square a controversial practice with his family's hopes for him.
Avicii’s dad: 'I miss him every minute, but I get angry at him for leaving'
The DJ's father Klas on his son's legacy and family's mission to raise mental health awareness.
Warnings over Guatemala's volcano tourist hotspot
Scientists say tourists don't understand the dangers when they sign up for hiking trips.
Azov Brigade to be allowed to use US weapons
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How a Kenyan farmer became a champion of climate change denial
A Kenyan farmer has caught the eye of climate change deniers worldwide. But what is driving him?
Jordan Bardella could soon be French PM at 28. But for many he remains an enigma
Jordan Bardella's rise has been meteoric after being spotted by Marine Le Pen
Why 800 people fled a sun-kissed Mediterranean village
Most of Alma al-Shaab in southern Lebanon has fled after heavy Israeli bombardment.
Susannah's grandad ran Bengal when famine killed millions
She is only just learning about Sir John Herbert's significant role in the catastrophe.
Are animals conscious? How new research is changing minds
A series of experiments have led a number of scientists to say animals may be conscious.
'I feel broken': Inside the mind of the woman who ran 1,000km in 12 days
At the end of her challenge, the 52-year-old says ultra-running is a good way to "get uncomfortable".
