Israel has been criticised for giving weapons to a group of a group of "criminals and felons".

A knock-down fight between world's the richest person and the most powerful politician is playing out in public view.

Some may ask if Mark Rutte's proposal to deter Russian aggression has at least a little to do with appeasing the US president, writes Jonathan Beale.

Trump's proposed 3.5% tax on remittances by foreign workers could seriously impact top recipient India.

Israel's military says it was targeting an underground drone factory of armed group Hezbollah.

It appears the US president has learned lessons from a previous effort to ban entry from several nations.

The suit accused gunmakers of contributing to Mexico's gun violence struggles and challenged a US shield law.

The Anglican Church, which runs al-Ahli hospital, condemns the attack that Israel says targeted a Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative.

The leaders of the US and China agree to further talks aimed at reaching a deal amid an ongoing trade war.

He had "been receiving specialized treatment in South Africa", his party says.

As many as 40 decommissioned buses were damaged in the fire, according to officials

In a Facebook post, the owner of the store said that they "feel a profound sense of loss" over the destruction of the artefacts.

The flight's captain called ahead for medical assistance and the plane "landed normally" in southern Germany.

The bank had ended all lending to Uganda two years ago because of a harsh, new anti-LGBTQ law.

Nintendo's long-awaited Switch 2 has been released worldwide.

The new restrictions primarily affect African and Middle Eastern nations, with a range of justifications given.

BBC Arabic's Feras Kilani and his colleagues were held at gunpoint, bound and strip-searched while filming in the Golan Heights.

As Erin Patterson continues to give evidence, the BBC looks at what the key takeaways are so far.

Israeli Americans Judi Weinstein Haggai, 70, and her husband Gadi, 72, were killed during the 7 October 2023 attacks.

Erin Patterson told the court she didn't believe the mushrooms in photos recovered from her phone were toxic.

"We will never be silenced," says Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, who started the protest dance.

PM Christopher Luxon says he has "zero tolerance" for women being made to feel unsafe after allegations emerged.

President Trump has signed a proclamation banning travel to the US from nationals of 12 countries.

The auction house Bonhams says this is "thought to be the only oil portrait that Gandhi actually sat for".

US president says the move to restrict foreign student visas at Harvard is to safeguard national security.

Voters are heading to the polls following a campaign period marked by reports of political repression.

The elephant helped himself to nine bags of sweet rice crackers, a sandwich and some bananas, shopkeepers say.

Denmark has come under international attention for its tough approach. And its Social Democrat prime minister is leading the charge

The BBC met people in India's Assam who say they were accused of being illegal immigrants and forced across the border.

The US ambassador to the UN said the resolution failed to call on Hamas to disarm and leave the Gaza Strip.

Ukraine is still digesting the full implications of Operation Spider's Web, writes our correspondent.

Trump says a call with the Russian president was a "good conversation" but would not lead to "immediate peace".

The kingdom has installed hundreds of coolers and cracked down on unregistered Muslim pilgrims, after 1,300 people died last year.

The sheath is part of an exhibition on 19th Century prostitution and sexuality.

The content is contrary to the nation's "laws, culture, customs, and traditions", the information minister says.

The situation in Gaza surpasses "any acceptable, legal, moral, and humane standard", the ICRC tells BBC's Jeremy Bowen.

Thousands of people lined the streets on Wednesday to welcome the Royal Challengers Bengaluru.

On Tuesday White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt launched an attack on the BBC's coverage of reports that Israeli forces had killed Palestinians near an aid distribution centre in Gaza. She claimed that the BBC took down a story after reviewing footage. The BBC has said the claim is completely wrong and that it stands by its journalism. Ros Atkins from BBC Verify takes a look at the facts.

Mirjana Spoljaric has appealed to world leaders to intervene in the conflict in Gaza.

The corporation says claims that a story was removed from its website are "completely wrong".