Sudan became the world's largest displacement crisis with 14.3 million refugees

An Air India plane with 242 people on board crashed minutes after taking off today

Air India's flight 171, a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner bound for London Gatwick crashed shortly after takeoff, officials said.

The 21-year-old man suspected of this week carrying out Austria's worst school shooting was likely an introverted fan of online shooting games, criminal investigators said on Thursday

China has a near-monopoly over the processing of heavy rare earths into magnets

All internet and fixed-line communication services in the Gaza Strip have been cut following the targeting of the last remaining main fibre optic line in Gaza

British exports of goods to the United States fell by a record £2 billion ($2.7 billion) in April, official data showed Thursday, following President Donald Trump's tariffs onslaught

Nearly two million Syrians have been able to return home from abroad or from displacement within the war-ravaged country

The UN and major aid groups have refused to cooperate with the foundation over concerns it was designed to cater to Israeli military objectives

The demonstrations began Friday as immigration authorities carried out raids on undocumented migrants in the sprawling metropolis

Over 1,000 people massed in America's second biggest city for a sixth day of protests, with the crowd peaceful as they marched through the streets

The World Bank is re-entering the nuclear energy space "for the first time in decades," its President Ajay Banga said Wednesday, as it works towards meeting growing electricity demand in developing countries

Israeli gunfire and airstrikes killed at least 120 Palestinians in Gaza yesterday, many of them near an aid site operated by the US- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation in the centre of the enclave, local health officials said.

Nearly 138 million children were still working in the world’s fields and factories in 2024, the United Nations said yesterday, warning that given the slow pace of progress, eliminating child labor could be delayed by “hundreds of years.”

Talks between Russia and the United States aimed at improving ties and removing “irritants” in their relationship are not expected to yield quick results, the Kremlin said yesterday.

Global heating persisted as the new norm, with last month the second warmest May on record on land and in the oceans, according to the European Union’s climate monitoring service.

If nuclear negotiations fail and conflict arises with the United States, Iran will strike American bases in the region, Defence Minister Aziz Nasirzadeh said yesterday, days ahead of a planned sixth round of Iran-US nuclear talks.

The number of irregular migrant crossings into the European Union dropped by 20 percent in the first five months of the year, the EU’s border agency said yesterday.

A fire broke out at a petrochemical complex in southern Iran yesterday, killing at least three people, state television reported.

At least three centuries-old Greek monasteries in the religious enclave of Mount Athos were damaged in an earthquake over the weekend, the culture ministry said yesterday.