With advances made via land, sea and air, Turkiye forges an independent path.

Allison Gardner says schools should be commended for using artificial intelligence in teaching.

Parents and carers say their fight against the closure of Queensway Primary in Yeadon will continue.

The DRC appears to be angling for the US to deploy boots on the ground, in a bid to contain armed conflict.

Lionel Messi converts his first goal of the new season as Inter Miami defeat Atlanta United 2-1 in MLS Cup rematch.

Residents say construction of six new canals over Indus River will turn more lands barren and prone to be lost to sea.

Contractors sent email notifying them of their termination effective March 31.

British chancellor to meet regulators on Monday to announce the 'action plan' for cutting red tape.

Those from the lowest income families are now up to 19 months behind peers by the age of 16.

Ferran Torres scores twice as Barcelona come from two down to beat Atletico Madrid and claim top spot in LaLiga.

Over 200 alleged Tren de Aragua members sent to El Salvador from US amid legal and human rights concerns.

The pontiff, 88, continues papal duties despite ill health, approving long-term church reform from his hospital room.

Israeli leader says he no longer has 'trust' in the head of the domestic security agency.

More storms possible as cold front moves through the US, with tornado watches remaining across the country's Southeast.

Former African Union ambassador to the US says US government's aid agency had a ‘major meddling agenda’ across Africa.

The former leader seeks political comeback despite ban from public office, echoing Trump’s strategy to regain office.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accepted the plan but Russia has yet to commit to the truce.

At least 31 people killed in Yemen after US President Trump orders intense strikes over Houthis' attacks in the Red Sea.

At least 40 US air raids in Yemen have killed at least 32 people and injured 101, most of them women and children.

Reporters Without Borders slammed the decision, saying it "threatens press freedom worldwide".