Claims of 400 bodies recovered after departure of Israeli soldiers
The hearing on immunity in election interference case is a key test for the power of the presidency
Domestic demand remains firm, suggesting the Fed is unlikely to cut rates before September
The agreement aims to boost domestic manufacturing of chips and reduce reliance on China and Taiwan for supply
Ariel Henry agreed to step down last month as gang violence worsened
Hamas says it will not be influenced by the statement signed by 18 countries
Torrential downpours blamed on climate change
Judges divided 4-3 in court of appeals
Inmates on the run after rain damages prison
French president spells out a more assertive future for EU free of US influence
Investors concerned high costs may result in longer road to profits
The ministry of information and communication proposed a screening of content and quarterly reports
But analysts predict Nigerian prices will stay stubbornly high, increasing at a 29% rate this year
Birane Mbaye was one of 101 men and boys who set off from a fishing village in July 2023 hoping to reach Europe, but never did
The bill includes $61bn in aid to Ukraine and $26bn for Israel, as well as $1bn in humanitarian assistance to Gaza
Chancellor slams attempts to spy on his country as ‘unacceptable’ wherever they come from
Berlin says it will continue its co-operation with UNRWA
The options range from confiscation to loans, but how it will be done remains highly complex given it would set a controversial precedent
The sanction against Dmitry Safronov is the latest in a series the Church has imposed on priests deemed sympathetic to the opposition
Court says it will look into graft allegations against Begona Gomez
