Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant was disconnected from the grid after shelling caused a fire,
Journalists have vowed to continue reporting after the deadliest attack on Afghanistan’s media since the fall of the Taliban in 2001
Australia’s Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton warned athletes would be forcibly removed from the country if they attempted to overstay their visas
The fallout had a big effect on the team as they slumped to a 492-run defeat in the final Test.
Smith and Warner have $1.9 million contracts, Smith with the Rajasthan Royals and Warner for Sunrisers Hyderabad in the cash-rich Twenty20 tournament.
His genius and wit won over fans from far beyond the rarified world of astrophysics.
The kingdom, which has some of the world’s tightest restrictions on women, has long barred women from sports arenas
The former White House chief strategist made the scathing comments in Michael Wolff’s book "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House."
Over the years, those caught at the Egyptian frontier were detained at prisons in the Negev desert in southern Israel.
The dogs — of varying breeds — have been found to have "very high" early detection rates of 50-70 percent accuracy in discovering the samples.
President Kenyatta vowed to unite Kenya; while opposition Raila Odinga rejected Kenyatta’s inauguration, claiming he is the legitimate president
China congratulated Zimbabwe’s new President but denied it played any part in his takeover or in the ousting of strongman Robert Mugabe.
Local Dutch councils are queueing up to join a government experiment to grow marijuana which could see its production legalised in the Netherlands.
With four world titles under his belt, the Formula One star is on track to match Schumacher’s record
In an unannounced trip, she made her first visit an area that has seen most of its Rohingya Muslim population forced out by an army campaign.
Hundreds of thousands of Spaniards rallied in Barcelona waving flags and chanting to denounce regional lawmakers’ vote to sever the region from Spain
The bizarre penalty came early on, throwing Bangkok a lifeline in a shootout that Bangkok Sports Club had been on the verge of losing.
South Africa should begin a national dialogue about the song lyrics <i>dubul’ ibhunu</i>, or "Kill the boer", a senior ANC figure said on Friday.
World news agencies have voiced concerns to President Jacob Zuma that controversial regulations for tighter media controls may hurt press freedoms.
Fleet Street, the London thoroughfare synonymous with 300 years of journalism in Britain, bids farewell to its last international newsroom on Sunday.
