Governments from 27 countries, including France and Germany, say journalists in Gaza must be protected.

Police say they found a letter on the former Brazilian president's phone requesting asylum in Argentina.

Fast-food giant postpones "One Piece" trading card promotion after Pokémon giveaway led to bulk-buying and cards sold online.

The US celebrity judge and social media star has been remembered for his "unique brand of compassion".

Giraffes have always been thought to be one species, but scientists now say there are four.

Turkish authorities hope the youngster, named Zeytin, can soon be returned to his native Nigeria.

Police say they found a letter on the former Brazilian president's phone requesting asylum in Argentina.

German prosecutors say the man was in a group that planted explosives in the Baltic Sea.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio denounces the court as "an instrument of lawfare" against the US and Israel.

US authorities have linked Wale's car to an alleged criminal enterprise operating stateside.

The raffle winners have AI-sounding names like Hobby Dynamics and Noble Beer, social media users say.

Ukrainian officials say the attacks included drones, hypersonic, ballistic, and cruise missiles.

The Palestinian Authority says the decision is illegal and will "destroy" the prospects for a two-state solution.

The judge became a social media sensation for his compassion and humour on his hit show Caught in Providence.

PostNord blames sharply falling demand - will other post firms around the world follow suit?

Secretary of State Marco Rubio denounces the court as "an instrument of lawfare" against the US and Israel.

A man police believed was killed by a bear had in fact been stabbed to death by his son, they say.

Delta and United are being sued over allegedly charging extra for seats next to a blank walls.

The visit to Lhasa suggests a desire to stamp the Chinese leader's authority over the region.

The US celebrity judge and social media star has been remembered for his "unique brand of compassion".

The visit to Lhasa suggests a desire to stamp the Chinese leader's authority over the region.

Jinchao Wei is found guilty of selling details about warships' locations and weapons for $12,000.

A man police believed was killed by a bear had in fact been stabbed to death by his son, they say.

The Japanese technology giant cited economic challenges as it raised prices for the consoles by around $50.

Critics say many vehicles in India are not biofuel-compliant, and its use could put engines at risk. The government denies this.

Erik and Lyle, who are serving prison sentences for the murders of their parents, are making their case for parole this week.

Facing opposition from Democrats who fled the state to stall the vote, Republicans hope the new maps will lead to more seats in Congress.

The two sides are waging an information war to win international sympathy and shore up support at home.

Scientists are racing to protect what some view as "the most important animal" in the Yangtze.