Pope Francis shared an audio message thanking the faithful for their prayers for his recovery.

Rami Khouri breaks down the recent clashes in Syria, and looks at what happens when former regime loyalists lose power.

Taliban rules are increasingly restricting women's lives.

Financial Times US Editor Ed Luce argues that President Donald Trump is declaring a ‘global power vacuum’.

To privatise or not to privatise? People & Power explores the ideological debate over Argentina’s most beloved sport.

About half of Mexico's exports to the US, and a little more than a third of Canada's, will be exempt for a month.

Debris streaked across the skies over the Bahamas after the world’s biggest spacecraft exploded, minutes after launch.

Eurostar services suspended, and thousands stranded as mine clearance at Gare du Nord station causes travel chaos.

Rival factions of drug trafficking gang fight over territory in port city of Guayaquil before a presidential election.

Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan is suspended for six months after she makes an accusation against Senate President Akpabio.

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The battle for California’s water pitted ranchers against water barons and still echoes today.

Ori Goldberg unpacks Israel’s failure in Gaza and its lack of a clear plan for what comes next.

The armed wing of Hamas has warned renewed Israeli attacks on Gaza will endanger the lives of captives.

Violent winds prompt evacuation orders and cut off electricity to 80,000 homes across Queensland and New South Wales.

Pope Francis has been hospitalised with double pneumonia for three weeks, his longest absence from the papacy yet.

Seven medical professionals are accused of providing 'reckless' and 'deficient' treatment to Maradona, who died in 2020.

These are the key developments on day 1,107 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Foreign Minister Wang says China has been helping US fight its fentanyl crisis, which Trump blamed for imposing tariffs.

New study finds happiness increases with age and does not peak in youth, marking a major shift from the usual trajectory.