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Iran's nuclear programme has drawn international scrutiny for three decades, though Tehran insists it is for civilian purposes only.

The event featured a parade of strange-yet-sweet-looking dogs competing for the unusual title.

Ukraine earlier launched hundreds of drones across Russia, killing at least six people in one of Kyiv's largest aerial attacks of the war.

South Korea's defence ministry said the joint drills would "proceed as previously notified and scheduled" when asked about US President Donald Trump's post

Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir made the statement while speaking to a former Gaza-held hostage, Rom Braslavski, on Braslavski's podcast.

They were among the estimated 5,000 to 8,000 who remain in Ceuta after the mass border crossing two weeks ago that saw over 72,000 people surge into the tiny territory of about 80,000.

The talks aim to salvage the new 15-point, US-backed road map for Hamas to disarm in Gaza and Israel to withdraw from the Palestinian territory shattered by war.

Local news outlets reported that Police Chief Lawrence Weathers said two children, aged 4 and 14, were among those shot at Charles Young Park in downtown Lexington.

The thieves bypassed alarm and security systems on Saturday evening at the MuMe museum to make off with three of the five surviving panels of the San Gregorio Polyptych, dated to 1473.

A US aviation safety expert said the duplicate flight number was likely the result of an error at the airline's dispatch centre.

Iranian Army chief Amir Hatami announced the $30,000 bounty to capture soldiers, saying that the plan had been drawn up after a "large number of requests" to participate, according to a report.

According to a statement from the Bangladeshi foreign ministry, officials from both countries have been in contact for several weeks about the possibility of a bilateral visit by Tarique Rahman to New Delhi.

Kaufman has defended the protest as necessary, saying she believes the rapid development of advanced AI could pose a serious threat to humanity.

The number of executions in Iran has risen since the start of the Middle East war, which broke out on February 28 with US-Israeli strikes against Iran.

The Trump administration has varying degrees of closeness with all those countries except Afghanistan, but that border is mountainous and extremely difficult to patrol anyway.

A massive overnight drone attack in the Moscow region set fire to a Wildberries logistics facility, with visuals showing the warehouse engulfed in flames.

Hainan Airlines issued a statement apologising for the disruption and confirmed plans to send a replacement aircraft to Krasnoyarsk.

Margarita Reut have been accused of carrying out the attack that killed Robert Shageev, a high-ranking Ukrainian defector who later served as an officer in the Kremlin's Black Sea Fleet.

The bus ran into a ditch and tipped over early on Sunday near the town of Mezokeresztes in eastern Hungary, police said, adding that the bus was heading towards the city of Nyiregyhaza on the motorway when the accident happened.

Ukraine has been carrying out strikes deep inside Russia in recent weeks, with drone barrages targeting military, industrial and more recently e-commerce warehouses far from the front line in the war that is in its fifth year.

Palestinian lawyer Ahmad Ibsais argues Israeli attacks on women is a genocide overlooked by international law.

As Messina celebrated Sicilian holiday Ferragosto, thieves struck the MuMe museum to steal the masterworks by Antonello.

Palestinian-American Loui Ridi is flying from the US to Qusra, where Israeli settlers have encircled his family’s home.

Footage shows a rare sighting of one of Iran’s most elusive wild felines.

President Hakainde Hichilema appears on course for outright win as observers cite violence and a tilted campaign field.

A top UN official says 'speed, scale, and solidarity' needed 'before this virus gets even further ahead of us'.

UN Special Rapporteur Albanese warns that Israel is 'using settlers to advance ethnic cleansing' in the West Bank.

The African Union is seeking progress in Sudan, but must overcome deep battlefield and diplomatic divisions.

US president says he's 'not happy' about the drills, citing his 'very good relationship' with North Korea's Kim Jong Un.

Emotional reunions greeted 35 Palestinians prisoners released by Israel into Gaza.

Hamas calls on Board of Peace to 'compel' Israel to accept the Gaza peace plan after meeting Jared Kushner in Cairo.

UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese says Israel bears responsibility and is outsourcing coercion to settlers.

Far-right National Security Minister Ben-Gvir sits on Israel's security cabinet, which helps shape war and policy.

Violence in the occupied West Bank has intensified under Israel's far-right Netanyahu government.

Nearly 300 migrants and 61 alleged facilitators detained during mass migration attempt.

Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim joins Sreenivasan Jain on justice, trade, and a middle power holding superpowers to account.

The boat overturned during heavy winds near the Zambian border.

CCTV from a Palestinian-owned cafe in Iceland shows what appear to be Israeli tourists ripping a framed map of Palestine

Erdogan said Hamas has shown all possible sincere solidarity, while Israel continues aggressive attacks on Gaza.

Politicians voiced alarm over mental health struggles on carrier, with reports of sailors attempting to jump overboard.

Lula and Bolsonaro appeal to Brazil’s women voters with promises to combat rising femicide and gender violence.

Both sides accused the other of violating the June agreement shortly after it was signed.

Thousands gathered in Saint-Louis, Senegal, for the annual regatta.

Iraq’s Integrity Commission seized of millions in cash and jewelry said to be linked to corruption charges.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said continued Israeli attacks on Lebanon are a source of serious concern.