World News

Insightful analysis on the growing risk of global food system collapse, with data-driven insights and a call to action before the crisis escalates.

As the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran intensifies, latest developments include new missile and drone strikes, military escalation signals, and openness to a potential deal.

Panic buying at fuel pumps across India as concerns mount over oil shortages amid rising Iran-US tensions. Officials urge calm, but citizens remain anxious about availability.

Sarah Mullally, the first woman to become Archbishop of Canterbury, faces a daunting task as she aims to restore the Church of England's reputation amid safeguarding failures and internal divisions.

As the Netherlands cracks down on phones and social media in schools, experts analyze the effects on student performance and well-being.

Five victims of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse open up to BBC Newsnight, revealing the extent of his horrific crimes and their ongoing search for justice.

Moldova has declared a state of energy emergency after a key power line with Europe was disconnected due to Russian drone strikes in Ukraine. Read about the impact and Russia's attacks on Ukraine's infrastructure.

A 23-year-old man has been charged as a 'major player' in the alleged kidnapping and death of Sydney grandfather Chris Baghsarian, marking the third arrest in the case.

Despite US-Israeli attacks and an ailing economy, the people of Iran demonstrate resilience and determination to survive. Explore the stories behind their struggles.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio travels to France to convince skeptical G7 allies to back the US-led war against Iran, as global fuel prices continue to skyrocket.