Kashmir's saffron farmers are losing 30 percent of their crop to the rodents as deforestation pushes them into farms.

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says draft agreement shows multilateralism is 'alive and well'.

Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Malaysia is second stop in Southeast Asia amid Trump tariffs and US trade war.

Hong Kong's postal service says it will no longer accept US-bound goods in response to US 'bullying'.

Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces declares rival authority in areas under its control.

Barca and Paris-Saint Germain overcome Borussia Dortmund and Aston Villa, respectively, in narrow quarterfinal wins.

Hamas says Israeli bombing resulted in loss of contact with group guarding Israeli-American captive Edan Alexander.

Foreign powers back different sides, while fears grow that violence could spread.

Four wildlife traffickers face sentencing in Kenya after being caught smuggling 5,000 rare queen ants.

Jordan says it has arrested 16 people accused of plotting to threaten national security.

The right-wing leader faces legal proceedings over his alleged involvement in a 2023 effort to oust President Lula.

Move comes after Algeria expelled French diplomats, following France's arrest of an Algerian official linked to kidnap.

Parsing through Donald Trump's Middle East agenda with Steven Cook from the Council on Foreign Relations.

Steve Witkoff previously suggested that the US is seeking to curb Iran's uranium enrichment programme, not abolish it.

Boeing’s setback boosts competitiveness for rivals Airbus and COMAC in China.

In this episode of Project Force, @AlexGatopoulos looks the military threat that accompanies negotiations

Two years into Sudan’s civil war, civilians in Darfur are under siege as peace talks stall and violence escalates.

Russian court sentences four journalists over alleged ties to former opposition leader’s banned anticorruption group.

Syria’s President Ahmad al-Sharaa met with Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim al-Thani on his first official visit to Doha.

The last time the US Federal Trade Commission broke up a major corporation was AT&T, more than four decades ago.