Nearly 50 Indian families in limbo after their men were tricked into fighting for Russia on front lines with Ukraine.

Authorities say storm could cause flash floods and tornadoes as it moves across large swaths of the United States.

Since October 7, Palestinians held by Israel have described horrific treatment in military detention centres.

 A new homebuilding method with ancient roots in adobe offers protection from wildfires, earthquakes, high winds and floods, while being climate friendly and sustainable. The secret ingredient: compressed earth blocks made from mud. Shelley Schlender has the story in this week’s episode of LogOn from Superior, Colorado.

The biggest topic on the agenda is supporting Ukraine as Russia targets civilian locations.

Football became a means of resistance to French colonial rule in Algeria and a counter to British colonialism in Sudan.

The killing of children is 'unbearable', Modi says, a day after a deadly strike on a children's hospital in Ukraine.

Le Pen's National Rally dropped from first to third place in an election week, but its relative rise remains a worry.

Displaced health professionals in Gaza are setting up tent clinics to care for the escalating number of sick.

Overall standards in reading, writing and maths are up among Year 6 pupils in England.

Settler white supremacy everywhere shares one dream.

Crush at religious event kills 121 people, whose relatives seek justice as they consider a future without them.

A new report says Israel did enact directive, allowing for killings of captives taken by Hamas on October 7.

Search for missing continues after torrential rains trigger disaster in a remote village on Sulawesi island.

US university says it will introduce a 'vigorous' anti-discrimination training programme after the incident.

Gaza City residents ordered to move to central Deir el-Balah, which the UN says is 'already overcrowded'.

Zimbabwe, Malawi and Zambia are among the countries in Southern Africa most affected by malnutrition caused by drought.

Two women send desperate messages from Gaza City, detailing the panicked rush for safety as Israel attacked.

The exams watchdog says it took "unprecedented" action to ensure hundreds of papers were re-marked.

Since the start of 2024, more than 170 security incidents have directly targeted humanitarian workers, the UN says.