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At least two areas of the worst-affected Sumatra island still unreachable, as authorities struggle to deliver aid.
More than 25,000 homes destroyed, 147,000 displaced, in Sri Lanka's deadliest flood since 2017, affecting Colombo.
More than 100 people remain unaccounted for after seven high-rise buildings caught fire and burned for two days.
Israeli leader is up against three cases of corruption, including receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in gifts.
A global roundup of some of last week’s events.
Sudan's army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces eye more territory as international stakeholders push for truce.
President Sadyr Japarov aims to shore up power, with his allies set to win polls amid clampdown on media and opposition.
Solidarity demonstrations with Palestinians come as the death toll from Israel's war on Gaza crosses 70,000.
Kurdish authorities say one killed, several wounded in riots in Erbil's Gwer, as authorities try to restore power.
Ex-prime minister's family calls for prayers for her early recovery after hospitalisation for a lung infection.
Here are the key events from day 1,375 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Umaro Sissoco Embalo arrives in the Republic of Congo after first seeking refuge in Senegal following this week's coup.
Internal rifts deepen in Corbyn's party as cofounder Sultana refuses to attend conference amid expulsion concerns.
The pope is visiting Turkiye until Sunday on his first overseas trip as pontiff, which also includes a visit to Lebanon.
Stoppard's writing, often philosophical or scientific but consistently funny, gave rise to the term Stoppardian.
Arrest comes after appeals court handed jail terms to opposition leaders, businessmen and lawyers.
Widescale Russian attack on Ukraine kills six, injures dozens, as Kyiv seeks US support for a resolution to the war.
Venezuela condemns Trump’s comment describing it as a 'colonialist threat' and 'unjustified aggression'.
Venezuelan Foreign Ministry slams US president's 'colonialist threat' amid weeks of escalating rhetoric from Washington.
As Turkiye hosts pontiff, minority community figures describe a moment marked by visibility and engagement with state.
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