After nearly a decade of expensive, hit-and-miss investments, Mohammed bin Salman is overseeing a behind-the-scenes restructuring of the kingdom’s all-important wealth fund.

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The 28-point proposal, which comes as the Trump administration tries to restart settlement talks, includes demands long rejected by Kyiv as nonstarters.

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A tribally owned network of chargers will soon be complete, connecting reservations and bridging a gap in the Midwest.

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The entertainment company plans on displaying the toilet, saying its team is exploring “whether visitors may someday be allowed to use it.”

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Two blocks of flats were destroyed by cruise missiles in the city of Ternopil, Ukraine's air force says.

The Israeli military says it struck several Hamas targets after gunmen fired at soldiers in Gaza in violation of the five-week-old ceasefire.

Thirty-five people and three institutions are on trial. Prosecutors say years of failings turned the venue into a death trap.

Drugs gangs have a grip on Marseille, but Amine Kessaci says he has "no choice but to fight" after the violent deaths of his brothers.

The portrait of Austrian heiress Elisabeth Lederer was looted by the Nazis and almost destroyed.

Former Ukrainian military officer Serhiy Kuznetsov will face a charge of anti-constitutional sabotage in Berlin.

Under-sixteens will be banned from major social media plaforms from 10 December.

Mohammad Akhlaq was lynched to death in 2015 over rumours that he had eaten beef.

Lebanese-French musician Omar Harfouch is one of two judges who resigned days before the finals in Thailand.

The resounding vote in favour of the Epstein bill, 427-1, marks a rare moment of bipartisanship on Capitol Hill that was - almost - unanimous.

Once the US president signs the measure, the justice department will have 30 days to release the materials.

The former US treasury secretary has faced a backlash over frequent messages to Epstein.

A widespread campaign sought to "silence and suppress" protesters, Amnesty International says.

The vessel remains stuck on a reef and unable to move, but there is no risk of sinking, the Coast Guard said.

The US-based Trinidadian rapper addressed the UN in New York alongside Trump administration officials, making claims that lack evidence.

A teacher and a security guard die in the raid on a school in which 25 children and a teacher are abducted.

There were no plans for the Russian side to join the talks, the Kremlin said.

Following increased US pressure on the Venezuelan government, the two sides say they are open to talks.

A new report by Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) alleges "systematic killings and cover-ups".

President Lula's government recognises 10 new Indigenous lands in an effort to protect their culture and environment.

The confusing question lingering over the AI hype is whether it could be a bubble at risk of bursting

Thousands of women have been raped in Ethiopia’s Amhara conflict, BBC Global Women finds.

With Europe imposing sanctions on Moscow, there has been a growing network of vessels sailing without a valid flag from Russia through European waters.

Efforts to crack down on bootlegging continue nine years after prohibition was introduced in Bihar.

Korean-American actress Arden Cho tells BBC Global Women she struggled to feel accepted while growing up in Texas.