The army chief of staff rebukes soldiers who accused the government of concessions to Islamism.

Sporting Lisbon are crowned Portuguese champions for the first time since 2002 after a 1-0 win over Boavista.

Some petrol stations run out of fuel in the US southeast as the Colonial Pipeline remains shut.

Muslims around the world are celebrating the festival of Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of Ramadan.

European and US markets fall amid worries that inflation is set to pick up.

Meliza and Kendall are dedicated football fans but say they experience abuse because of their gender.

The BBC's Vikas Pandey has called Delhi home for more than a decade - but Covid has changed everything.

The government's new budget boosts childcare and women's health, but critics say more reform is needed.

Nurses in Italy have been instrumental in helping to fight Covid-19 - but it's taken a heavy toll.

The man who shot his girlfriend and five relatives at a birthday celebration had "control issues".

The landlocked country, which relies on India for medical supplies, is seeing a dramatic rise in cases.

The president is hailing his economic progress since he came to office. We look at some of his claims.

Activists fear the proposed measure could limit the freedom to criticise the government.

Liz Cheney delivers an impassioned House floor speech on the eve of a vote by colleagues to oust her from a party leadership role.

Many internationally funded conservation schemes are underfunded and ineffective, researchers conclude.

In an impassioned speech on the eve of the vote, Ms Cheney trained her fire again on "liar" Mr Trump.

Riots sweep Lod as unrest grows after days of fighting between Israel and Palestinian militants.

The boy, who was taking part in a football coaching session, was taken to hospital but did not survive.

The officer involved is allegedly the director of Hong Kong's National Security Department.

Pep Guardiola learned from previous errors to renew his Manchester City side for the better, writes Guillem Balague.

Universities in England could face fines if they fail to protect free speech on campus under new legislation.