Tens of thousands of people have taken part in a major anti-government rally in the Serbian capital Belgrade.

Military chiefs from around the world will meet next week to discuss the "operational phase" of protecting Ukraine as part of a peacekeeping force, Sir Keir Starmer has announced.

At least 16 people are reported to have died in powerful storms across the United States.

This week's eclipse has been photographed from the moon's point of view.

The Russian captain of a ship involved in the North Sea crash has appeared in court.

An under-construction road has collapsed in Bangkok, killing at least five people, officials have said.

The United States has expelled South Africa's ambassador for being a "race-baiting politician who hates America".

The head of Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria has been killed in an airstrike in western Iraq, according to Iraqi officials and US military commanders.

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The American influencer who snatched a baby wombat from its distressed mother has said "thousands threatened" her life, and that she is "truly sorry" in an Instagram post.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said there is a "good chance" to end the war with Russia.

A long-awaited rocket with a replacement crew for two stranded NASA astronauts has finally launched to the International Space Station (ISS).

Sir Keir Starmer will host a virtual meeting of world leaders to discuss peacekeeping in Ukraine, and he will use the call to say that now is the time for "concrete commitments", Downing Street has said.

Mark Carney has been formally sworn in as the new prime minister of Canada, following the resignation of predecessor Justin Trudeau.

Police in Japan have arrested a man after a YouTuber was stabbed to death while livestreaming in downtown Tokyo.

Hamas says it has offered to release Edan Alexander, an Israeli soldier who holds American citizenship, and the bodies of four other dual nationals.

Rodrigo Duterte, the former president of the Philippines, has appeared at the International Criminal Court, accused of crimes against humanity.

Steve Witkoff didn't stay long in the Russian capital.