Arsenal are in talks to sign Uruguay midfielder Lucas Torreira from Serie A side Sampdoria.

President Trump's surprise suspension of military drills is seen as a major concession to North Korea.

England captain Eoin Morgan says his team will not use Australia's ball-tampering in South Africa in sledges during the five-match ODI series.

The US president rebuts Hollywood actor Robert De Niro's expletive-laden attack at the Tony awards.

Canada does have some retaliatory tools at hand when it comes to trade tiffs with the United States.

What are the takeaways from the historic sit-down in Singapore? Four experts give us their take.

Young urban investors are teaming with farmers in Nigeria to help them scale up production.

When the Israeli Army punished Colonel Uzi Even for being gay, he fought back.

So Saudi women can now drive and watch football, but as Megha Mohan reports, some things are still off limits.

Yoga students kick-start celebrations for International Yoga Day at the iconic British landmark.

A mother and daughter both have a severe form of premenstrual syndrome.

Cutting-edge tech is examining ancient manuscripts for earlier texts written below the surface.

Many scoff at paternity leave in Nigeria but lifestyles are changing.

The second-hand Hermes Birkin fetched a European-record amount at the auction in London.

ZTE's shares commence trading again in China after the firm reaches a deal with US.

Rebel-held Hudaydah is the main entry point for aid needed by millions at risk of starvation.

Canberra raised "concerns" about the Chinese company providing internet access, Solomon Islands says.

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Tens of thousands of children suffered sexual abuse in institutions, an investigation had found.

State media focus on US concessions and say the US president intends to lift sanctions.

Stella McCartney says she feels "very proud" Meghan Markle asked her to design her evening gown.