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Russian shelling kills at least two people in Kherson
At least two people have been killed and dozens more injured after Russia launched shelling across Kherson.
Nigeria replaces top security officials days after coup plot denial
Move by Nigeria's president comes after army denied rumours of coup plot amid reports military officers were arrested.
US sanctions Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro, escalating Trump feud
The sanctions come as Petro and Trump clash over migration, drug policy and US strikes on boats in international water.
What does the US-UK AI deal mean for your data?
Is the UK truly becoming an AI hub as US tech giants pour in billions?
Activists say Mamdani must counter Trump, starting with how he leads NYPD
Candidate's roots in grassroots activism hearten longtime organisers, but test is on his vision of reform yet to come.
Trump adversary Letitia James pleads not guilty in mortgage fraud case
US President Donald Trump has publicly called for the prosecution of James and other political rivals despite concerns.
Russia’s top Indian oil buyer to comply with Western sanctions
Last year, Reliance Industries Ltd signed a deal with Russian major Rosneft to import nearly 500,000 barrels per day.
Trump foe Letitia James slams federal charges against her
New York Attorney General Letitia James slammed the federal charges against her as "revenge" from Donald Trump.
Are US-Israeli relations experiencing upheaval under Trump?
Angry US reaction to Knesset vote to annex occupied West Bank.
US rejects Hamas, UNRWA roles in Gaza as Israeli aid blockade persists
US's Marco Rubio says Israel can veto countries in proposed task force for Gaza as UN urges more aid be allowed in.