The man suffered minor injuries and did not require hospital treatment, local media reported.

President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigrants could have serious economic repercussions.

Cassius Turvey's killers were "callous and lacking in empathy" as they beat him up, the judge said.

The data from the recorders can be used to reconstruct the flight's final moments and determine the cause of the incident.

Trump's reference to Hiroshima and Nagasaki is "unacceptable", survivors of the WW2 attacks say.

More than 4,000 Tuvalu citizens have entered the ballot for a world-first climate visa to Australia.

Authorities have released CCTV of an arson attack in Seoul on 31 May where six people suffered minor injuries.

The Grammy Award-winning musician is remembered for a career spanning 60 years with more than 100 scores to his name.

India has said that its concerns about terrorism were not adequately reflected in the document.

Takahiro Shiraishi made contact with his victims on social media then lured them to his apartment.

Celebrities were seen in water taxis on Venice's canals in the lead up to the lavish multi-million dollar ceremony.

The government hopes the legislation will reduce dependence on the US, but has drawn criticism from environmental groups.

The BBC's Lyse Doucet reports from the ruins of an Iranian state TV building hit during the conflict with Israel.

The families of PKK fighters speak of their hopes and fears after the group announced it was disbanding.

Cases of repression in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania have fuelled concerns about possible collaboration.

The Oscar-winning actor has been traveling to promote his new film F1 and was reportedly not home.

The American Meteor Society has described it as a bolide, a large and rare fireball that creates a sonic boom.

The ayatollah speaks for the first time since the conflict ended, as the US insists Iran's nuclear sites are destroyed.

The Senate parliamentarian, often called a referee, has thrown a spanner in Trump's tax bill.

Dame Anna, who has been editor-in-chief for 37 years, will continue to hold a senior role at the company.

Iranian authorities have carried out arrests and executions of people suspected of links to Israeli intelligence agencies.

Witnesses said Israeli drones fired at Hamas police members dressed in civilian clothing and wearing masks.

Olofsson rose to global notoriety in 1973 after a kidnapping and bank robbery in Norrmalmstorg, central Stockholm.

The bitter standoff between Nikol Pashinyan and the Church has seen arrests and an alleged coup plot.

The flames quickly spread into residential areas, as Greece experienced its first heatwave of the summer.

The explosion occurred at an electrical transformer near where students were taking final exams.

Didier Dubreucq, 69 years old, was diagnosed with lung cancer while in detention.

Israel's military says its forces returned fire after being shot at by Palestinians, but the Palestinian foreign ministry blames settlers for the deaths.

Russia launched its offensive in the spring aiming to create a "buffer zone" inside Ukraine to protect its border regions.

EU foreign policy decisions have to be unanimous, so one objection can block the EU from taking action.

Surrounded by alligator infested swamps, BBC Mundo visited the site forming part of the Trump administration's mass deportation agenda.

Fifty years on, Sholay - arguably Hindi cinemas most iconic film - makes a spectacular return.

About 16% of West Virginians rely on a federal food subsidy programme that is facing big cuts.

The war has left the country significantly weakened - and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei a diminished leader

A number of British travellers have been arrested and prices have collapsed due to overproduction.

The American Airlines flight returned safely to Harry Reid International Airport with no injuries reported.

The US president asks Myroslava Petsa about her husband on the frontline after she asks him about supplying air defences to Ukraine.

Thousands of people march across the country against President William Ruto's government.

The rail operator says that repairs are now complete, but delays are expected until the end of Wednesday.

Nato leaders meeting in The Hague say they have an "ironclad commitment to collective defence".