Two Laughing Boys by Frans Hals was taken from a small museum despite increased security.

US retail giant Walmart is the latest firm to bid for the Chinese video sharing app's US operations.

Yaser Abdel Said is arrested 12 years after the New Year's Day shootings of his daughters in Texas.

Veterinary teams in California have been treating horses, cats and an alpaca as wildfires continue to burn in the state.

Manchester United's Harry Maguire says he feared for his life when Greek police arrested him last week.

Women's Super League players explain how and why they will show support for the Black Lives Matter movement during the new season.

Lionel Messi tipped off Pep Guardiola over transfer request, Real put price tag on Serge Reguilon, Chelsea set to complete Kai Havertz deal, plus more.

The farming of seaweed is accelerating as firms exploit its fast growth and green credentials.

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To many Japanese, discrimination against black people has been a foreign problem, but things are changing.

Rhea Chakraborty is facing a hate campaign after the death of Bollywood star Sushant Singh Rajput.

Loyal supporters defend Álvaro Uribe to the hilt but younger Colombians want a fresh start.

Amnesty International finds police beat protesters and rioted with Hindu mobs against Muslims.

Kyle Rittenhouse is charged with killing two people and injuring another amid protests in Kenosha.

A four-year-old boy is among the victims as a storm fells trees and contaminates drinking water.

China Inc expect a fact-based approach to trade from Joe Biden, but a tough US stance will continue.

BBC finds evidence that a UAE drone killed 26 unarmed cadets in Libya’s capital Tripoli.

The daughters of Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and Kwame Nkrumah discuss Black Lives Matter.

Addressing his party convention, the president assails his rival as "the destroyer of American greatness".

The comments from New Zealand's finance minister come after trading was hit for the fourth day in a row.