Police use tear gas on anti-war protesters at Florida university
Police fired tear gas at protesters who’d set up a camp at the University of South Florida to condemn the war on Gaza.
Gaza hostage’s mother pleads for ceasefire deal
Rachel Goldberg-Polin says "maximum leverage" is needed to free her son Hersh and 132 Hamas captives.
What’s next as ‘heavy-handed’ US negotiates pullout from Niger?
US ‘touched a nerve’ in security dealings with Niger, opening door to ‘transactional’ Russia as Sahel violence spirals.
Australia’s T20 World Cup squad: Mitch Marsh to lead but no place for Smith
Smith to miss his first World Cup since 2012, while uncapped batter Jake Fraser-McGurk is also overlooked by selectors.
‘Blame the government’: Kenyans bemoan lack of support amid record flooding
In Mathare, one of the largest slums in Nairobi, residents grapple with flood damage, loss and lack of state assistance.
Kendrick Lamar escalates Drake feud on diss track
The Compton rapper finally responds to a series of taunts by Drake, calling him a "habitual liar”.
Southeast Asia swelters in record-setting heatwave
The excessive heat across the region has triggered health alerts, shuttered schools and put pressure on power grids.
NYPD clears out Gaza protesters at Columbia University
US police cleared a building occupied by protesters and the main protest camp at Columbia University on Tuesday.
Beijing tightens grip on China social media giants
Changes to China's State Secrets Law requires internet firms to monitor information shared by users.
NBA playoffs: Bucks and 76ers win to stay alive, Cavs take lead over Magic
Injury-riddled Milwaukee Bucks score a 115-92 win over Indiana Pacers, while Philadelphia 76ers beat NY Knicks 112-106.
Bomb hoax shuts nearly 100 schools in Delhi
Officials say no bombs were found when the schools were searched and an investigation is on.
Crowd hail ‘hero’ beekeeper who cleared swarm delaying US baseball game
A bee swarm delays the start of the Major League Baseball match between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Los Angeles Dodgers for almost two hours.
Malaysia’s Anwar unveils record public pay hike amid ringgit’s slide
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says pay hike of more than 13 percent will be 'best increase in history'.
China’s revised state secrets law has come into force. Here’s what to know
Taiwan warn citizens against travelling to China amid fears new law could be used to punish regular business activities.
‘Close enough to see their faces’: What it’s like being chased by China in South China Sea
The BBC witnesses a standoff in the South China Sea between the Philippine and Chinese coast guards.
At least 19 killed, dozens injured after road collapses in southern China
Some 30 people are being treated in hospital after they were trapped in their vehicles when the road caved in.
Watch: The night police raided NY university campus
Dozens have been arrested during a night-time operation at the Ivy League school in New York City.
Microsoft to invest $1.7 bbn in AI, cloud infrastructure in Indonesia
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says investment will help Southeast Asia's biggest economy thrive in 'new era'.
Portuguese-flagged ship is hit far in Arabian Sea, raising concerns over Houthi rebel capabilities – The Associated Press
- Portuguese-flagged ship is hit far in Arabian Sea, raising concerns over Houthi rebel capabilities The Associated Press
- Houthis claim attack on Portuguese-flagged ship in Arabian Sea, raising concerns over group's capabilities The Times of Israel
- Yemen’s Houthis damage oil tanker, shoot down US drone Al Jazeera English
- Houthis increase their attacks in Red Sea The Jerusalem Post
- Houthis strike ship with history of hauling Russian oil - Splash247 Splash 247
‘I could not protect her’: Dad mourns child killed in Channel
Ahmed Alhashimi spoke to the BBC after daughter Sara died when the family tried to make it to the UK in a small boat last week.