All schools in Gaza have been shut and no university has survived Israel military's more than 100 days of onslaught.

PM Netanyahu's rejection of Palestinian statehood is attracting pushback.

Trump attacks Haley after his New Hampshire win cements his position as the Republican frontrunner.

Pita Limjaroenrat, who led his reformist party to victory on wave of youth support, also reinstated as a lawmaker.

See the moment US president Joe Biden was interrupted by protesters calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

An Ilyushin Il-76 transport plane reportedly crashed in Belgorod region, targeted by Ukrainian air strikes recently.

As war rages in Ukraine, the Nordic nation's new leader's trickiest challenges are likely to regard Russia.

US military says Houthi antiship missiles destroyed, hit targets in Iraq linked to armed groups aligned with Iran.

Decades of impunity, for the Israeli regime as well as its criminal soldiers, has led us to this point.

Supreme Court ended nine-year ban last year, with laws in place that it's claimed will protect the animals.

Paris — Power generated from low-emissions sources, such as wind, solar and nuclear, will be adequate to meet growth in global demand for the next three years, the International Energy Agency said, adding that emissions from the power sector are on the decline. Following record growth, electricity generation from low-emissions sources will account for almost half of the world's power by 2026, up from less than 40% in 2023, the IEA said in report on Wednesday. Renewables are expected to overtake coal by early 2025, accounting for more than a third of total electricity generation, the report said. Nuclear power is also forecast to reach a record globally as French output continues to recover from lows in 2022, several plants in Japan come back online and new reactors begin operations in markets including China, India, Korea and Europe. Electricity demand is expected to rise on average by 3.4% from 2024 through 2026 with about 85% of demand growth seen coming from China, India and southeast Asia, after growth eased slightly to 2.2% in 2023, IEA data showed. Over this period, China is expected to account for the largest share of the global increase in electricity demand in terms of volume, despite a forecast for slower economic growth and a lower reliance on heavy industry, the report said. Meanwhile, global emissions are expected to decrease by 2.4% in 2024, followed by smaller declines in 2025 and 2026, the report said. "The decoupling of global electricity demand and emissions would be significant given the energy sector's increasing electrification, with more consumers using technologies such as electric vehicles and heat pumps," the report said. Electricity accounted for 2% more of final energy consumption in 2023 from 2015 levels, though reaching climate goals would require electrification to advance significantly faster in coming years, the IEA said.

Negotiations for one-month pause are moving forward while Israeli forces continue military onslaught in Khan Younis.

Three firefighters were among several people killed when a fuel tanker exploded in Mongolia’s capital Ulaanbaatar.

More than 600 firefighters were deployed in Ulaanbaatar to extinguish the massive fireball.

The tiny Pacific island broke ties with Taipei following elections that angered China.

Israel suspended work permits for thousands of Palestinians after October 7. Indians are queuing up to replace them.

While some analysts say Kim's moves are out of the ordinary, others say he is working from a familiar playbook.

People from the mostly Muslim Myanmar minority continue to make perilous journeys across the sea in search of safety.

Tensions on Korean Peninsula have increased as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un accelerates weapons development.

It adopted AI in welfare schemes to weed out ineligible ones, but has wrongfully removed thousands of legitimate ones.