The vote, held in the backdrop of a martial law bid by ex-President Yoon Suk-yeol, could affect Seoul's foreign policy.

Under the deal, 10 living captives will be freed, 18 bodies returned in exchange for a number of Palestinian prisoners.

Paris Saint-Germain beat Inter Milan 5-0 in Munich - a record winning margin in the Champions League final.

Russia has confirmed it will send a delegation to Istanbul, but Kyiv has not yet accepted the proposal.

Saudi and Qatari efforts aim to stabilise Syria by funding public-sector salaries and boosting economic recovery plans.

General Anil Chauhan appears to confirm India lost at least one jet during conflict with Pakistan earlier this month.

Declarations from abroad, however poignant, are not substitutes for showing up and standing up for democracy.

UN nuclear watchdog warns Tehran could be close to weapons-grade enriched uranium, as negotiations with the US continue.

At least 3,018 people displaced and 265 houses destroyed in the floods in central Nigeria as more rains are feared.

As attacks intensify and starvation in Gaza worsens, some of Israel's allies finally start to speak up.

Taliban government to follow Pakistan's move to designate ambassador to Kabul as tensions between the two nations ease.

Israel has refused to cooperate with the Ramallah meeting planned by Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE.

UN says its mission to help Gaza is 'most obstructed in recent history' as its entire population is at risk of famine.

Schools in Lincolnshire are due to benefit from the work which is expected to last into next year.

China's Defence Minister Dong Jun was noticeably absent from the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.

People asked to avoid swarms of stinging insects as truck hauling 250 million bees rolls over near the Canadian border.

Israel faces growing internal divisions as protests and refusal of military service gain momentum amid Gaza conflict.

China's drills near the Scarborough Shoal came as South Korea announced finding new Chinese buoys in the Yellow Sea.

Lawyers for six victims say 'historic' decision recognises the plight of survivors who demanded justice for decades.

Forty years after saplings first came to Nagaland, the northeast Indian state's coffee is creating a niche for itself.