The plan faces fierce opposition within Israel as well as international criticism.

Edgar Lungu's family has been locked in a bitter dispute with Zambia's government over where to bury him.

The apparent US indifference to the prospect of a long - possibly indefinite - Israeli military occupation marks a telling change in tone.

The flight data and cockpit voice recorders have been retrieved from the site of the crash which killed two ministers.

One alleged attempt left Simon Patterson in a coma, with his family twice told to say their goodbyes.

Veer Singh and Kali Devi were away buying groceries when flash floods hit their village on Tuesday.

Footage of police interviewing convicted triple-murderer Erin Patterson has been released by the Victorian Supreme Court.

Claims that natural mineral water brands are filtering their water have shocked the country.

The firms says it expects revenue for the three months to the end of August to fall by about 10% compared with last year.

Gareth Ward was convicted of rape last month but refused to resign from his electorate.

A reward for information leading to the capture of Maduro, who the US accuses of drug trafficking, has been doubled.

A reward for information leading to the capture of Maduro, who the US accuses of drug trafficking, has been doubled.

One alleged attempt left Simon Patterson in a coma, with his family twice told to say their goodbyes.

Paul Biya is the world's oldest president and if he wins October's election, would stay in power until he's 99.

The unusual demand adds to challenges facing the firm, which has been seen as falling behind in the chip race.

The president signs an order aimed at expanding the kinds of investments allowed in retirement accounts.

The Israeli PM says he seeks full control of Gaza, the removal of Hamas and then to transfer governance to another party.

The iconic stick-shaped chocolate snack Pocky has been officially registered as a three-dimensional trademark, marking a major milestone for manufacturer Ezaki Glico. (News On Japan)

An upscale Indian suburb is rounding up some of its most marginalised residents, saying they are illegal immigrants.

A groundbreaking study by Toshitaka Suzuki, a leading figure in animal linguistics, has revealed that birds use their songs not merely to chirp but to communicate specific information, such as the presence of predators or the location of food—functioning as a true form of language. (News On Japan)