Former members of the Afghan women's cricket team have again petitioned the sport's international governing body asking for support in forming a refugee team based in Australia.

As Ukraine's counter-offensive grinds on the numbers of Ukrainians suffering life changing injuries and amputations caused by Russian attacks is soaring.

President Joe Biden needed a strong performance at press conference after the NATO summit.

Instead he delivered a mixed performance with a number of gaffes and a defiant message: I'm not going anywhere.

Some of the first ever recorded evidence of reproduction in blue whales, including underwater footage of a mother nursing its calf, has been captured as part of a decade-long research and citizen science program. 

One hundred years ago, German psychiatrist Hans Berger performed the first electroencephalography test, what we now call an EEG, measuring electrical activity in the brain. The technology has radically expanded our understanding of how the human brain works.

At a time when America's democracy is being tested by deep political divides and tensions, and its reputation around the world is arguably at a low point, America needs friends that advise and encourage. 

The high profile defection of Senator Fatima Payman reflects anger in Muslim communities over perceived government indifference to the humanitarian disaster in Gaza.

As the UK returns a Labour government for the first time in 14 years, France looks set for an unprecedented win for the far-right National Rally. 

Britons have decided that Keir Starmer will be the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. 

India's most famous author, Arundhati Roy is under threat of being jailed for comments she made 14 years ago about the disputed state of Kashmir.