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Republika Srpska’s ruling party declares victory in presidential vote
Republika Srpska's ruling party has declared victory and the opposition has claimed fraud in presidential elections.
Tehran shrouded in thick smog as Iran burns dirty fuel amid energy crisis
Nearly 59,000 Iranians die prematurely due to air pollution in year to March, according to officials.
Associated Press, Trump argue Oval Office access in federal appeals court
White House barred AP when it declined to refer to the 'Gulf of Mexico' as the 'Gulf of America' after Trump renamed it.
Palestinians mourn loved ones killed as Israel violates fragile ceasefire
Despite the US-backed ceasefire, Palestinians are burying their slain loved ones as Israel violates the truce again.
Thousands mourn Hezbollah commander killed by Israel
Thousands gathered in Beirut at the funeral of Hezbollah commander Haytham Ali Tabatabai, a day after Israel killed him.
Volunteers in Gaza care for animals amid war and destruction
In war-torn Gaza, volunteers fight to save hungry and abandoned animals.
Amazon to invest $50bn in AI for US government customers
The US federal government seeks to develop tailored AI solutions and drive significant cost savings.
Syria extends Homs curfew as killings threaten to inflame sectarian tension
Syria’s Interior Ministry says the killers likely planted misleading slogans to inflame tensions.
Brazil’s Supreme Court panel votes to keep Bolsonaro in police custody
Four justices voted to keep the former right-wing president in police custody after his ankle monitor was damaged.
Ukraine allies give cautious welcome to ‘modified’ peace framework
Trump claims 'big progress', but signs of discord from Russia as Putin aide Ushakov says revisions 'unsuitable for us'.