Footage shows the moment Emmanuel Macron is shoved in the face by his wife Brigitte as they touch down in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Footage shows the moment Emmanuel Macron appears to be shoved in the face by his wife as they touch down in Hanoi, Vietnam.

President Maduro's party will now control all but one state after a vote the opposition called a "farce".

President Maduro's party will now control all but one state after a vote the opposition called a "farce".

The UN has said the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's plan would make "starvation a bargaining chip".

Police said the man was "having a medical crisis" and was restrained by fellow passengers and crew.

The Workers' Party official was "largely responsible" for the botched launch, state media said.

While the college said its staff had "followed protocol", many decry an alleged invasion of privacy.

The ban follows a machete attack between gangs at a Melbourne shopping centre on Sunday afternoon

All 24 crew members on board the ship were rescued by Indian navy personnel after an hours-long operation.

The two humanoid robots traded punches while fans watched on, in a world-first humanoid robot fighting event.

The Japanese government will begin selling its stockpile of rice directly to major retailers, aiming to put 5-kilogram bags on supermarket shelves for around 2,000 yen (before tax) as early as early June, Agriculture Minister Koizumi announced on Monday. (News On Japan)

A school sheltering displaced families in central Gaza was among those hit, according to medics and civil defence officials.

In a rare rebuke, the US president says he is "not happy" with his Russian counterpart over the latest attacks.

The Workers' Party official was "largely responsible" for the botched launch, state media said.

The King and Queen will be arriving in Canada on Monday for a visit seen as a symbol of support.

SoftBank Group Chairman and CEO Masayoshi Son is pursuing the idea of launching a Japan-US joint sovereign wealth fund aimed at investing heavily in American technology and infrastructure. (News On Japan)

An international triathlon competition featuring a rare moat swim was held on May 25th at Osaka Castle Park. (News On Japan)

A revised Family Registry Act requiring kana (phonetic reading) to be included alongside names in the official family registry came into effect on May 26th. Postcards listing the planned kana readings will now be sent by municipalities to all residents across Japan. (News On Japan)

BBC royal correspondent Daniela Relph on King Charles III's trip to Canada where he will open the country’s parliament.