» Nigeria seal 10th Wafcon as comeback stuns Morocco
26/07/25 23:12 from BBC News - Africa
Nigeria's sensational comeback stuns hosts Morocco 3-2 and seals a record-extending 10th Women's Africa Cup of Nations title.

» The would-be saint murdered 'mafia-style' for refusing bribes
26/07/25 23:03 from BBC News - Africa
Congolese customs official Floribert Bwana Chui Bin Kositi has been beatified for standing up to corruption.

» Cambodia calls for immediate ceasefire with Thailand as death toll rises
26/07/25 12:39 from BBC News - Asia
Thailand has not yet commented on the proposal, as fighting continues for a third day with 32 confirmed killed.

» UK condemns Hong Kong cash offer for help in arresting activists
26/07/25 12:15 from BBC News - Asia
David Lammy and Yvette Cooper describe the bounties as "another example of transnational repression".

» 'Pro-China' politicians survive Taiwan vote to kick them out
26/07/25 11:01 from BBC News - Asia
Early results of the hugely controversial vote indicate the opposition will keep its majority in Taiwan's parliament.

» Photos: Civilians displaced on both sides of Thai and Cambodian border conflict
26/07/25 10:49 from RFA Home
U.N. Security Council calls for de-escalation and urges ASEAN to mediate a peaceful solution.

» Almost a third of people in Gaza not eating for days, UN food programme warns
26/07/25 04:08 from BBC News - Middle East
Israel faces increasing pressure from Western allies to lift restrictions into the flow of aid into Gaza.

» Artist explores the toxic mining legacy of Zambia's 'black mountains'
26/07/25 02:24 from BBC News - Africa
A major exhibition about the dangerous lives of the boys and young men who scour slag heaps in search of copper.

» Thais and Cambodians slug it out on social media, as border tensions flare
26/07/25 00:43 from BBC News - Asia
A war of words is raging on social media, a years-long battleground for Thais and Cambodians.

» World's thirst for matcha dries up global supplies
25/07/25 22:41 from BBC News - Asia
Surging demand, smaller tea crops due to heatwaves and US tariffs on Japan are pushing up matcha prices.

» 'I witnessed war crimes' in Gaza, former worker at GHF aid site tells BBC
25/07/25 22:10 from BBC News - Middle East
A retired US soldier reveals why he quit working at Israel and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid hubs.

» Japan Avoids 25 Percent Tariffs With Investment Pledge in Landmark US Trade Deal
25/07/25 19:41 from The Diplomat
The deal reduces tariffs on Japanese exports, including autos and auto parts, to15 percent, in exchange for Japanese investment and import commitments.

» 'I'm so tired': Mother of starving Gazan baby speaks to BBC
25/07/25 18:21 from BBC News - Middle East
Hedaya al-Muta'wi's 18-month-old son Mohammed suffers from malnutrition due to famine, weighing just 6kg.

» He went to get aid and didn't come back - stories of people killed in Gaza
25/07/25 16:12 from BBC News - Middle East
As aid agencies warn of "mass starvation", the BBC hears from the relatives of some of those killed in the past week.

» Japan’s Neighbors Anxiously Assess the Results of the Upper House Election
25/07/25 16:00 from The Diplomat
Russia, China, and South Korea are trying to predict what the rise of Japan’s far right will mean for their interests.