Steps give way under the weight of devotees, plunging 25 people into a well.

Sheikh Khaled’s appointment will cement the family’s hold on power in the Gulf’s richest emirate.

Reports say US citizen Evan Gershkovich is suspected of ‘spying in the interests of the American government’.  

Illness raises questions about pontiff’s presence for Easter services.

President Ergogan’s government will seal the Nordic country’s membership into the alliance today.

Police call it a ‘planned act of terrorism’.

Brasilia court rules three-time champion’s remarks is an offence to the fundamental values of society.         

Crackdown on sector continues to bite, as the government restricts borrowing.

Humiliating loss follows two influential governors advocating banning Israel from competition.

New modelling points to ‘substantial slowdown’ of water circulation.

Laws apply to 215 major industrial facilities.

Children, one of them a baby, among corpses recovered.

Creatures once belonging to Pablo Escobar to be relocated to overseas sanctuaries.

Florida governor more likely than ex-US president to defeat 2024 Democratic candidate, which will almost certainly be Biden, says expert.

Govt accuses neighbour of downplaying ex-president Pedro Castillo’s recent attempted power grab.

Open letter, signed by more than 1,000 people prompted by release of GPT-4 from OpenAI.

Prosecutor says eight people failed to act to evacuate victims.

Chances of uncovering anyone alive dwindling.

Beijing fires another salvo at greenback.

Wahington Post predicts earliest date for resuming grand jury is April 24.

US director expects to start shooting his last movie this year.

42-year-old Rwandan is also facing legal action for allegedly killing a priest.

President Tsai Ing-wen is in New York to meet House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

Authorities' measures taken to prevent global financial crisis appear to have calmed markets

This comes after Broadcom declined to address the Competition and Markets Authority’s initial concerns.