A reliable source familiar with the meeting held on Thursday in Bangkok, Thailand, between the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Naji Issa, and t...

Following the public controversy over the contested oil revenue figures published by the Central Bank of Libya and the National Oil Corporation, the A...

At least eight people have been killed and nearly 60 injured in the latest wave of Russian strikes across Ukraine.

Demonstrations began in mid-September at schools and have expanded, tapping into wider grievances.

Some of the 200 patients were found with "sores all over their bodies" and in overcrowded rooms.

Hyron Andrews dies at his Johannesburg Lions' team hotel before their Champions Cup match at La Rochelle on Saturday.

The BBC sees masked settlers attack Palestinians trying to harvest olives, amid a surge in similar incidents.

BBC Verify analysis of data from a UK maritime agency shows 12 vessels were struck in a week.

Five Palestinians killed by Israel in Gaza At least one Palestinian has been killed and another wounded after Israeli drones struck a vehicle in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, Al Jazeera reported, citing ambulance and emergency service sources. Four other Palestinians have been killed by Israeli drones in Gaza since Saturday morning.

IRGC declares Strait of Hormuz closed after tankers hit Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy has again declared that "the Strait of Hormuz is closed, and the passage of ships of various nationalities through the strait is prohibited”, according to the official state-run IRNA news agency. “The consequence of ships violating Iranian regulations in the Strait of Hormuz is burning in the fire of trust of the American terrorist army,” the navy said, referring to a supertanker that caught fire in the strait after hitting a naval mine earlier. At least two other tankers have reportedly been hit off Saudi Arabia’s coast since yesterday, according to the UK Maritime Trade Operations.

Cameroonian journalist Ambe Macmillan is recovering in hospital after being shot in the legs by gunmen in the north-western city of Bamenda. A young woman was also killed as the attackers opened fire on mourners attending a wake. The shooting has renewed concerns about the dangers facing journalists in Cameroon's English-speaking regions, after years of conflict between government forces and separatist groups.

The town of Masaka in southern Uganda is currently conducting a Phase 1 trial of a vaccine candidate against the Bundibugyo strain of the Ebola virus, which is circulating in the region. There is currently no approved treatment or vaccine for this strain.

The "Built Memories: Where Time Settles" exhibition in Jeddah celebrated the city’s modern architectural heritage, focusing on the period from the 1970s to the 2000s. Organized by Jeddah Architecture, it highlighted the importance of preserving these structures as part of the city’s identity while showcasing the influence of diverse cultural backgrounds on its development.

Protests erupted across France, driven by frustration over high living costs and social inequality. What began in schools in Paris has grown into a national movement.

All seven candidates to lead the United Nations received a vote of "discourage," effectively a veto, from a permanent UN Security Council member in the latest informal poll, a diplomat said Friday.

Iran has denied any involvement in an escalation of attacks by Houthi rebels on Saudi targets. The international airport in Yemen’s interim capital Aden was struck by two missiles late on Friday, the second such incident in less than two weeks.