Russia's former president warns US that Moscow would 'cross a line' over nuclear arms
Moscow has warned the US it should take Russia's nuclear warnings seriously to avoid World War Three. Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia's security council and
'I heard this yell': Shark bites off leg of surfer, 61 – but he manages to swim back to shore
A man's leg has been completely severed below the knee after he was attacked by a shark while surfing in the Hawaiian waters of Maui.The 61-year-old
'We left the club and lines of soldiers were pointing guns': The musicians fighting back in war zones
"You either hold a weapon or you hold a guitar," says Raji El-Jaru, Gaza's biggest rockstar.Months before war broke out last year, hundreds of people packed
Who will win the US election? Follow the latest polls and play our game to predict who you think will win
The presidential election on 5 November is set to be the tightest race since at least 2000.
India slams Canada for linking minister Amit Shah to Sikh separatist plot
Ottawa claims the key ally of Indian PM Modi was behind a campaign of violence and intimidation on Canadian soil.
How Israel’s starvation of Gaza is affecting Palestinians elsewhere
As a psychologist, I increasingly encounter eating disorders among Palestinians caused by sociopolitical trauma.
Khamenei warns Israel, US of ‘crushing response’ for actions against Iran
The supreme leader had struck a more cautious approach in earlier remarks after Israeli air strikes on Iran last week.
US ex-police officer guilty of civil rights abuse in Breonna Taylor death
Jury found Brett Hankison used excessive force in botched police raid in 2020 in which Black woman was shot dead.
China’s Typhoon hacks ahead of U.S. election spurred by elite competition
Beijing insists it won’t meddle in the U.S. vote, but it’s reaping the fruits of a years-long government effort to build an ecosystem of private hacking groups.
Canada’s largest drug ‘superlab’ in history has been taken down, police say
Canadian police said they seized enough drug and chemical precursors to produce 95.5 million potentially lethal doses of fentanyl at the lab in British Columbia.
How Europe is preparing for a possible second Trump presidency
European officials are strategizing how to avoid a trade war, how to “Trump proof” security arrangements and how to deal with Donald Trump diplomatically.
US election: How will results affect wars in Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan?
Several wars raging around the globe could escalate or peter out based on the stance of the next US president.