Five people have died and five were injured after an Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 overran a Miami airport runway and collided with vehicles during landing.

Volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau has disrupted air travel across Indonesia, forcing several airports to suspend operations and affecting hundreds of thousands of passengers.

An anti-migration demonstration drew hundreds to Portsmouth after about 140 people arrived by small boat, with police deploying a dispersal order.

Niger has widened its accusations over a failed mutiny, alleging that France and several African countries were connected to the attempted overthrow of the junta.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has held more than three hours of talks with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner as Washington renews efforts to end the war in Ukraine.

Two hydropower workers have survived nine days inside a tunnel in Nepal and have been rescued as authorities continue searching for hundreds of people missing after the deadly glacier collapse.

The CEO and president of an American golf company have left their positions after backlash over an advert showing a woman being pushed to the ground.

Tiger Woods will be unable to drive for five years after a Florida court accepted his no-contest plea to reduced charges following a March rollover crash.

Crude oil prices surged as renewed US-Iran attacks intensified concerns over the Strait of Hormuz and the security of Middle Eastern oil shipments.

Cuba says talks with Washington have stalled as Trump’s sanctions strategy threatens to close the diplomatic opening created earlier this year.

South Korea has proposed a record $597 billion 2027 budget, using semiconductor-driven revenue gains to accelerate investment in AI, chips, data centres and future technologies.

General Birame Diop has taken over as President of the ECOWAS Commission in Abuja, succeeding Omar Alieu Touray.

US forces have struck Iranian rocket launchers on Larak Island, prompting retaliation from Tehran and renewed concerns over the Strait of Hormuz.

Nearly 400 people have been confirmed dead after massive flash floods struck the Nepal-Tibet border region, while more than 1,300 remain missing.

LONDON — London’s Metropolitan Police has expanded its specialist e-bike fleet to 25 as part of a wider campaign against mobile phone theft and other street crimes. The force previously

LONDON — Plug-in solar panels have officially entered Britain’s household energy market, giving consumers a new way to generate electricity and potentially reduce their dependence on the national grid. The

Authorities in India’s Maharashtra state have raided 11 ponds and destroyed more than 36 tonnes of banned Thai catfish as part of a crackdown on illegal aquaculture. The operation was

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has ordered American flags to fly at half-staff for one week following the death of Dolly Parton, paying tribute to one of the most influential

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has temporarily paused immigrant visa appointments worldwide as the United States prepares consular officers for stricter and more detailed screening of people seeking permanent residence.

Washington is preparing to restore a larger diplomatic presence in the Middle East after the evacuation of U.S. personnel during the war with Iran. The U.S. State Department is preparing