World powers condemn violence as clashes erupt in Sudan
Heavy fighting could mean prolonged strife across a country already dealing with economic breakdown.
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Macron signs France pension reform into law despite protests
The Constitutional Council rules in favour of key provisions of the reform, including raising the retirement age.
Hundreds of Houthi prisoners, 16 Saudis freed on day two of swap
Houthi rebels free 16 Saudis as Riyadh also releases hundreds of Yemeni prisoners on second day of detainee exchange.
Leak suspect yearned to join US military but then regretted it
Teixeira, 21, was charged on Friday in US District Court in Boston with unauthorised removal of classified documents.
Heavy gunfire, blasts heard in Sudan’s capital Khartoum
Explosions and gunfire reverberate throughout the city of 10 million people as Rapid Support Forces battle troops.
Japan PM unharmed after ‘smoke bomb’ at campaign event
Crowd at fishing harbour in western Japan scattered in panic after explosion as police subdued a man at the scene.
Pence booed at NRA meeting in US as he tries to outflank Trump
Republican presidential hopefuls are courting the US's powerful gun lobby even as mass shootings continue.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 416
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 416th day, we take a look at the main developments.
S Korea, Japan, US to deepen security ties amid N Korea threat
Allies condemn 'in the strongest terms' Pyongyang's latest weapons test, and urge end to 'destabilization'.
Montana legislators vote to ban popular social media app TikTok
The vote is likely to lead to legal challenges as US politicians express concerns over the app's ties to China.
Dozens killed in Democratic Republic of the Congo village attacks
'We're tired of it,' say residents facing ongoing violence in the Ituri province, near the border with Uganda.
‘Criminalising journalism’: Famous Salvadoran outlet to relocate
The Salvadoran news outlet El Faro says the Bukele government has attacked the country's press and eroded rule of law.
Argentinians buckle under 104.3 percent inflation
One of the highest rates in the world is straining wallets putting pressure on government ahead of October elections.
Brazil judge orders Bolsonaro to testify about capital attack
Supreme Court justice's order is part of probe into January 8 riots that saw Bolsonaro supporters storm gov't buildings.
What happens next in the Dominion lawsuit against Fox News?
Opening statements for the trial begin Monday, with Dominion saying that Fox deliberately spread false election claims.
‘How on earth?’: Questions swirl around suspected US leaker
US lawmakers question why 21-year-old suspect Jack Teixeira had such wide access to sensitive Pentagon information.
Russian attack kills eight, including toddler, in eastern Ukraine
Rescue workers dig for survivors after Russian missile attack on a block of apartments in Sloviansk, Donetsk region.
Tunisian footballer dies after setting himself on fire in protest
Nizar Issaoui, 35, said the reason for his protest was being falsely accused of 'terrorism' in the village of Haffouz.
French court approves Macron’s plan to raise retirement age
Fresh protests erupt after Constitutional Council approves key provisions of French president's pension reforms.
JPMorgan Chase profits jump 52% amid banking turmoil
Deposits shot up as businesses and customers flocked to the banking giant after the failure of two smaller banks.