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A court has upheld reports that a top soldier killed unarmed Afghans - but wider questions remain.

Apple's decision to manufacture iPhones in India aims at diversifying its supply chains away from China

The Vatican had temporarily relieved Franco Mulakkal of his duties when he was arrested in 2018

Dev Shah defeats Charlotte Walsh after she fails to correctly spell "daviely" in an earlier round.

The talks attended by Russia in South Africa are clouded by allegations of war crimes in Ukraine.

A selection of the best photos from across Africa and beyond this week.

The band's first album since Taylor Hawkins' death, is a powerful account of, and antidote to, pain.

Children as young as 16 are working at TV channels in occupied Ukraine, spouting Russian propaganda.

A 16th Century Italian painting looted by the Nazis has been returned to Poland from Japan.

Officials were searching a ravine near Guadalajara for seven young people reported missing last week.

They are largely unpredictable and unforeseeable but are twisters becoming a more serious threat?

It comes after shares in his electric car company Tesla have almost doubled since the start of the year.

Avoiding public places, moving home... how the threat of random gunfire is changing the way people live.

India's traditionally patriarchal society is seeing a rising number of women heading families.

The US president was handing out diplomas at a graduation ceremony for the US Air Force Academy.

The Jerusalem event was the first since the election of a hardline government with homophobic ministers.

France's new rules ban or restrict certain commercial practices by online personalities.

The US president had been shaking hands with Air Force Academy graduates when he fell on stage.

The controversial social media influencer denies accusations of rape, human trafficking and exploiting women.

Protests erupt as politician Ousmane Sonko is cleared of rape but gets two years for another offence.