World

Russia's overnight missile and drone barrage wounded 11 people in Kyiv and sparked fires across multiple districts. Ukraine simultaneously claimed damage to Russian logistics vessels, underscoring the widening reach of the conflict.

During Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral earlier this week, mourners carried banners calling for the deaths of Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A Cyclospora outbreak in the US has prompted some Taco Bell restaurants to temporarily remove lettuce, cilantro onion mix, pico de gallo and guacamole from menu items.

Even as China races to build the world's largest hydropower project on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, its own government-backed geologists have warned that the mega dam sits above an active fault line capable of triggering landslides, earthquakes and structural instability.

Ruling party candidate promises hope, opposition pledges change as Thursday's deadline to end campaigns approaches.

Perhaps North West Premier Bushy Maape is speaking his truth when he says there are no potholes in his province. But as Qaanitah Hunter points out, he probably doesn't feel a thing as he is chauffeured about in fancy German sedans, subsidised by the taxpayer.

Khanna, a Democratic representative from California, said the incident occurred on Wednesday while he was touring Khirbet Zanuta, a Palestinian hamlet in the southern West Bank that has witnessed repeated settler attacks.

The Australian government has introduced a lower fee for applicants enrolling in English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS).

For years, sheep have been the default grazing animal across Britain's uplands, quietly shaping the landscape without anyone really questioning it. But a new set of studies from the Yorkshire Dales suggests cows might actually be doing a much better job, at least if you care about butterflies.

China's new ethnic unity law aims to promote a shared national identity, raising concerns over minority rights and assimilation.