Continuing strikes from both countries are draining their economies.

Former Columbia University student was released from a detention centre after being held for more than three months.

England's Ollie Pope scores a century in second day fightback of first Test against India.

Here are the key events on day nine of the Israel-Iran conflict.

Benjamin Netanyahu wants war with Iran to stay in power, not peace with Palestinians, says Bill Clinton

The tourism balloon carrying 21 people went up in flames in the early hours of Saturday, crashing in Praia Grande.

Economic pain is spreading in Iran and Israel as conflict escalates, said professor Nader Habibi.

Gaza’s Health Ministry says that in the last 48 hours, 202 people have been killed in Israeli attacks.

Tsikhanousk's arrest and activism sparked unprecedented protests in Belarus, challenging Lukashenko's decades-long rule.

Five-time winners Real Madrid take on Mexico's Pachuca in the group stage of FIFA Club World Cup in Charlotte.

European countries are divided over their approach to the conflict and talks on Friday did not yield results.

"Turkey has over 700km of borders with Iran.”

It was the second attack on Isfahan as the conflict enters a second week, killing at least 430 in Iran and 24 in Israel.

The Turkish leader says his country will not allow the Middle East borders to be redrawn 'in blood'.

The bill gives terminally ill patients the right to end their lives, but the details have yet to be confirmed.

A young boy in Gaza was filmed wailing over the boy of his father, who was killed in an Israeli air attack on Jabalia.

What Israel and the US call ‘preemptive strikes’ on Iran have become a push for regime change.

US President Donald Trump says he doesn't care if his claims on Iran's nuclear weapon contradict the Intelligence.

Amid a global rightward shift, Mamdani’s progressive campaign offers a rare blueprint for the left to win.

Trump has repeatedly said he averted a nuclear war, saved millions of lives - and grumbled that he got no credit for it.