Dozens of children among the dead as overloaded boat capsizes in Nigeria
At least 40 bodies, most of them children, have been recovered after a boat capsized in Nigeria's Sokoto state, with rescue efforts continuing.
At least 40 bodies, most of them children, have been recovered after a boat capsized in Nigeria's Sokoto state, with rescue efforts continuing.
Seoul detected around 10 short-range missiles launched from the Pyongyang area, a day after Kim Yo Jong dismissed US overtures as unchanged hostile policy.
Pew found Sri Lanka is the sole country of four surveyed rated more favourably than unfavourably in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh alike.
US president announces what he calls the most crushing economic operation ever taken against any country, with no new measures specified.
The tremor south of Granada was the strongest of a series that began at the weekend. A first inspection found no significant structural damage to the palace.
Supreme Court orders Imran Khan transferred to hospital from jail within 48 hours for medical treatment.
A pre-dawn blaze on the second floor of a hotel in central Kolkata killed nine people including a child, with an air conditioner explosion suspected.
Emergency alerts in Dubai and Sharjah as UAE detects ballistic missiles in territorial waters.
Jared Kushner left Jerusalem after two days of talks with Israeli and Hamas leaders, with both sides holding firm on disarmament and troop withdrawal.
Trump posted a map on Truth Social marking the Strait of Hormuz as US territory and said no talks with Iran are scheduled. Tehran called it a delusion.
Trump said North Korea's Kim Jong Un had responded to his outreach, a day after ordering the Pentagon to substantially reduce joint drills with South Korea.
Russia said it intercepted 791 drones in the second-largest such attack since January 2025, while a missile strike on Pechenihy killed 10 civilians.
WHO's Emergency Committee met as Tedros said the Bundibugyo epidemic is far from contained, though a senior official said three-month control is still possible.
At least seven devotees died and more than a dozen were injured at the Ashok Dham temple in Lakhisarai, Bihar, after a falling electricity pole triggered panic.
Tehran will move from a defensive to a 'fully offensive' posture after the 60-day US deal window lapsed, a senior Iranian official told Reuters.
A Sri Lankan man was stopped in transit at Taoyuan airport with a forged Canadian passport he said cost US$10,000, and was deported to Singapore.
Dhaka has tied a visit by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to India to the extradition of former premier Sheikh Hasina, who fled during the 2024 uprising.
One person died and more than 200,000 lost power as Lala skirted Hawaii's Big Island without making landfall before weakening to a tropical storm.
A Polish-registered bus carrying 57 passengers ran off the M3 motorway in eastern Hungary early Sunday. Police say the driver likely fell asleep.
President Lee Jae-myung offered talks to replace the 1953 armistice with a peace deal and to discuss halting the North's nuclear programme.
Police say 12 more bodies were recovered from Lake Kariba on Sunday, raising the toll to 84 in what is believed to be Zimbabwe's deadliest disaster of its kind.
Vijitha Herath congratulated counterparts S. Jaishankar and Mohammad Ishaq Dar in separate posts on X, citing friendship with both South Asian neighbours.
7.7-magnitude earthquake hits Indonesia off Flores Island. Sri Lanka's coast remains safe with no tsunami threat.
The Met Department says Sri Lanka's coastline is safe after a 6.8-magnitude quake struck northern Sumatra, hours after a deadly 7.7 quake off Flores island.