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New video of the remains of the destroyed Titan submersible has been made public, ahead of an official hearing.

Rescuers in India say a two-year-old girl has been freed from a 10-metre-deep well after an 18-hour operation in Rajasth

Chu Kai-pong is first person to be convicted under Article 23, the China-ruled city’s tough new national security law.

Two days of random explosions have made some people nervous, others ditch their walkie-talkies, but some remain defiant.

The UN monitoring body says the Russian air attacks pose risks to Ukraine's public health, education and wider economy.

Trouble brews before presidential election as long-marginalised group says it's heard the candidates' promises before.

As part of major state anticorruption drive, she was convicted in April for her role in a $12.5bn financial fraud case.

The UNGA nonbinding measure has been backed by 124 of the 181 member states - but 43 members abstain.

Expert body makes seven recommendations on regulating AI, including establishment of fund to help developing countries.

Multiple countries have tried but failed to effectively curb social media access. Will Australia's attempt be different?

US official John Kirby refused to answer questions on whether the US was informed prior to the attacks on Hezbollah.

Japan condemns 'despicable act' committed against the 10-year-old who was on his way to the Shenzhen Japanese School.

At least 32 people were killed when thousands of pagers and walkie-talkies detonated in attacks blamed on Israel.

Underdog Daniel Dubois is out to prove his worth and cement his name as the IBF champion when he faces Anthony Joshua.

There is currently nothing to indicate recipients replied but Trump's campaign is asking Biden's team 'to come clean'.

The incident remains one of the deadliest in the long-running armed rebellion in Thailand's southern provinces.

Kim Jong Un attends launches, stressing the need for North Korea to improve its conventional and nuclear capabilities.

Country is mired in political strife with international peacekeepers drafted in to restore stability.

As the war enters its 937th day, these are the main developments.

Manila has spent billions of dollars on flood mitigation projects but few have been completed.

Germany faces mounting pressure from legal cases arguing that German weapons exports to Israel breach humanitarian law.

Experts say blasts potentially violate international humanitarian law, including ban on indiscriminate attacks.

Prosecutors accuse disgraced former Hollywood mogul of sexually assaulting woman in Manhattan hotel in 2006.

A day after the explosion of thousands of pagers, the detonation of walkie-talkies and other devices kills 14 people.

Influential union backed every Democratic presidential candidate since 2000, but declines to make endorsement this year.