Starved, without air or water: Hostages were murdered just hours before rescue, families told
Families reveal hostages were starved and suffocated before being executed hours before rescue, fueling calls for an investigation.
Headlines from around the world, with links to the original reporting. Browse the latest stories or search for a topic.
Families reveal hostages were starved and suffocated before being executed hours before rescue, fueling calls for an investigation.
Police are working with interstate and international partners to try and find a man who poured hot coffee on a nine-month-old boy.
Heavily-sanctioned Russia has been on a foreign policy blitz, with President Vladimir Putin meeting numerous top leaders from Asia this year.
Qin Gang, an aggressive “wolf warrior” diplomat, had a meteoric rise and an even faster fall from grace. He’s now said to be taking a salary at a Beijing state-run bookseller.
In the latest of an array of solutions that have been used to shield tanks against drone attacks on Ukraine’s battlefield, Russia is repurposing rubber mats.
Romania and Latvia, both members of NATO, on September 8 accused Russia of violating their countries' airspace with military drones, escalating tensions between Moscow and the West.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian air defense forces successfully downed 15 Shahed drones and a Kh-59 missile overnight.
The Netherlands has offered shelter to opposition leader Edmundo González after the elections in Venezuela, Minister Caspar Veldkamp (Foreign Affairs) told the media. This happened at the "urgent request" of González. The Venezuelan opposition leader seemed to be going to win the elections, but the incumbent president, Nicolás Maduro, was declared the winner without any evidence being provided.González is now on his way to Spain, where he has been granted political asylum.
President claims Kursk move helped Russian military make gains in Donbas; Institute for the Study of War says wider impacts of Kursk operation not yet clear. What we know on day 926
Ukraine stopped Russian prisoners of war from making calls to Russia; they are now only allowed to send letters.
The Turkish president has hit out at military graduates who took a pro-secular oath during their graduation ceremony, promising that those behind it would be “purged” from the military.
This number includes 1,270 casualties Russian forces suffered over the past day.
Romania says a Russian drone violated its airspace during nighttime attacks on neighboring Ukraine and urged Moscow to stop what it described as an escalation.
Terrorist arrives by truck from Jordan, opens fire, killed by security staff; PM says Israel is surrounded by a murderous ideology led by Iran; all land border crossings to Jordan closed
The bomb seems to have a rocket booster and pop-out wings, potentially giving it a 40-mile range.
The BBC breached its own editorial guidelines more than 1,500 times during the height of the Israel-Hamas war, a damning report has found.