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Manila defence chief says Washington gave 'definite assurances' that its commitments to the Philippines remain.
Firms like Meta, Google and TikTok should face "substantial" penalties if they don't give the option, minister says.
As the fear of a possible mobilization becomes a fixture of daily life across Russia, many men are deciding whether to flee, hide or sit tight.
Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei says Tehran will announce a restricted zone around the Strait of Hormuz.
Social media platforms face scrutiny over addictive algorithms; new law aims to give Australians greater feed control.
It comes as Beijing is aiming to reshape its economy in the face of a number of challenges.
An eight-year-old girl and her father were killed when an Israeli strike hit their vehicle on her first day of school.
Adidas is facing calls for a boycott after featuring a former Israeli soldier in a campaign for amputees.
Petition to King Charles questions the legality of slavery under English law and UK’s responsibility for reparations.
At least 11 people were killed, including two infants, were injured in Israeli strikes on a residential building in a town in southern Lebanon early on Monday, Lebanon's state news agency...
President Ruto says small businesses should be reserved for Kenyans as his government moves against foreign traders.
Red Star Belgrade fans unveiled a tifo honouring Ratko Mladic at the Belgrade derby with Partizan.
US envoys brought new, “more effective” proposals to Kyiv aimed at ending the war with Russia, a senior Ukrainian presidential official said on Sunday. President Volodymyr Zelensky and US envoys Stev...
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is expected to announce increased EU investment in Greenland on Monday, including in critical minerals, satellite communications and renewable energ...
Leader Kim Jong Un says vessel will form part of Pyongyang's nuclear response system, strengthen naval forces.
The government says the law is intended to protect the rights of young girls, but critics say it is fuelling anti-Muslim feeling.
Iran's top negotiator warns US oil-and-gas companies will be hit after Hormuz Strait shipping strikes.
Peat fires in Borneo are releasing ancient stores of carbon - and sending a toxic smog across South East Asia.
As exam scandals persist, critics ask whether fixing the centralised testing agency is enough or if the model needs to change.
The BBC's Europe editor Katya Adler sees the far-right win in Saxony-Anhalt state ringing alarm bells for the EU and traditional parties.