The move by President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva comes after months of tensions caused by Israel’s assault on Gaza.

As the planet tips towards a point of no return, we look at how youth across the world are demanding climate action now.

The eruption was the fifth to occur on Reykjanes peninsula since December.

The rematch between undisputed heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury is set for Saudi Arabia in December.

Ireland, Norway and Spain's recognition of Palestinian statehood does not mean they defend Palestine's best interest.

We call on our supporters to help us resist the Israeli campaign of scholasticide and rebuild our universities.

Trump has been charged with 34 felony courts of falsifying business records to pay adult-film actress Stormy Daniels.

Students struggling to pay fees amid a Nigerian currency crisis hand a letter to university bosses.

Investigators using satellite imagery to document the war in western Sudan's Darfur region say 72 villages were burned down in April, the most they have seen since the conflict began. Henry Wilkins talks with the people who do this research about how so-called open-source investigations could be crucial in holding those responsible for the violence to account.

Stockholm makes pledge as Washington and Brussels push to raise support in the third year of Russia-Ukraine war.

Can the Australian squad's familiarity and experience of soaking up pressure help Marsh's men win the T20 World Cup?

For the first time in 30 years, South Africa’s governing party the African National Congress faces election worries.

'Finish Them!’ was the message former US presidential hopeful Nikki Haley wrote on Israeli missiles intended for Gaza.

Blood sport a ‘symbol of identity’ for many, but was losing spectators in recent years amid animal welfare concerns.

With record numbers of Palestinians displaced again in Gaza, a growing movement online is asking: Is this Nakba 2.0?

An AI-generated image with the text 'All eyes on Rafah' has been re-shared more than 40 million times.

Two recent legal judgements from international courts could potentially undermine support for Israel.

Diane Abbott says Labour will not allow her to run in July election despite party reinstatement.

Israeli strikes have damaged a maternity hospital in Rafah and caused injuries to those nearby.

The NGOs say they're ready to pay penalties under 'the Russian law ... which nobody will obey'.