Japan said J-15 warplanes operating from two Chinese aircraft carriers in the Pacific carried out risky manouevres.

Reserve guards bag 49 points at home as the Pacers top the Oklahoma City Thunder 116-107 in Game 3.

US president unveils site for applicants to register interest for 'Trump Card' granting path to citizenship.

In a speech to Israel's parliament, the Argentinian leader described Swedish activist Greta Thunberg as a 'hired gun'.

Schools that have already changed their uniform policy say is allows children to play for longer.

About 123 million remain forcibly displaced as a result of conflict, violence, persecution and human rights violations.

Pakistan hikes its defence budget by 20 percent after border clashes with India, economy remains reliant on IMF loans.

Australia says the plan to deliver nuclear submarines remains unchanged, despite opposition from a top Trump official.

Remarks come after report said North Korean officials refused to accept letter from Trump to Kim.

Rioters set fire to a leisure centre hosting people who fled anti-immigrant violence in the town of Ballymena.

US broadcaster CBS reports White House decision to move staff partly due to Israeli preparations for attack on Iran.

Bus carrying more than two dozen Palestinians attacked by Hamas, organisation says.

These are the key events on day 1,204 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Major General Scott Sherman says National Guard troops have been trained to make detentions but have not done so yet.

The dethroned Spanish and European champions are the most successful Club World Cup side and joint favourites in 2025.

While the ruling does not order Khalil's immediate release, it does undermine the US government's case against Khalil.

Nidal Umairah tried to talk to Israeli soldiers before he was attacked, and then killed, along with his brother Khaled.

The nightclub is being replaced with a permanent memorial to one of the US's worst mass shootings in modern history.

A new report accuses fashion giants of not considering the welfare of workers affected by climate change.

At 55 percent, the tariffs are still high, but some experts expect they will drop further.