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Russia moves to block WhatsApp in messaging app crackdown

WhatsApp says the move aims to push its 90 million users in Russia to a "state-owned surveillance app".

Bud Cort, star of cult classic Harold and Maude, dies aged 77

The veteran actor of stage and screen appeared in more than 80 films and TV series.

'One in a billion': Dawson's Creek stars lead tributes to James Van Der Beek

Van Der Beek's co-star Busy Philipps urged people to support the actor's family through an online fundraiser.

Mother of fire disaster victims speaks to Swiss bar owners at hearing

Leila Micheloud had gone to the court where Jacques Moretti was being questioned over the deadly Crans-Montana fire.

US House votes to overturn Trump's tariffs on Canada

Six Republican lawmakers joined Democrats to back a resolution that seeks to end the tariffs Trump imposed on Canada last year.

China's Xi Jinping makes rare reference to recent military purge

Zhang Youxia, widely seen as Xi's closest military ally, was in January removed from his post.

Powerful cyclone kills at least 31 as it tears through Madagascar port

Madagascar's disaster management says roads are inaccessible with trees uprooted, power poles down and ninety percent of roofs ripped off.

'It was terrifying': Tumbler Ridge's tight-knit community in shock after shooting

Members of the remote community have spoken of their fear and uncertainty after nine people were killed.

Kim Jong Un chooses teen daughter as heir, says Seoul

South Korea's spy agency says Ki Ju Ae's prominent public presence indicates she is the chosen heir.

Four takeaways from Pam Bondi's fiery Epstein testimony

Lawmakers accused Bondi's justice department of making improper redactions to Epstein files as she fired back.

Lyse Doucet: In Tehran, rallies for Iran's revolution overshadowed by discontent and defiance

The BBC visits the Iranian capital for the first time since authorities used unprecedented force to put down protests last month.

Polls close in first election since Gen Z protests ousted Bangladesh leader

Voters are hoping for a return to democracy after 15 years of authoritarian rule under Sheikh Hasina.

China's Xi Jinping makes rare reference to recent military purge

Zhang Youxia, widely seen as Xi's closest military ally, was in January removed from his post.

At least 21 dead after boat sinks on Sudan's River Nile

Search efforts are continuing for the missing passengers, who included children.

Prince Harry thanks bereaved families taking on social media firms

The Duke of Sussex addressed parents claiming Instagram and YouTube damage young people's mental health.