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Can lessons be learned from Portugal, which relaxed its drugs laws more than 20 years ago?

The controversial plan will proceed despite opposition from local fishermen and neighbouring countries.

Authorities say two other drones were intercepted over Bryansk, near the Ukrainian border.

Ukraine has a soldier shortage. Though many have volunteered, others are dodging the draft.

After being warned in a bail deal about social media use, he blasts "a radical left district attorney".

Major roads in and out of the California desert town are closed after more than three inches of rain.

An image shows a Tu-22 ablaze after an attack at an air base near St Petersburg.

The president meets survivors after scrutiny of his response to the deadliest US wildfire in over a century.

It's not politics as usual for Biden and Trump going into the 2024 US presidential election.

China's and Russia's clout is increasing in Africa, as resentment builds towards Western nations.

At least seven candidates will use the forum to make their case to likely Republican voters this week.

Ivan Chittenden from Canada, and Brendan Wall, originally from County Meath, died during the event.

The body of Sara Sharif, aged 10, was found at her home in Woking, prompting a murder inquiry.

The prime minister accuses the company of putting profits over safety amid Canada's wildfire crisis.

The bowler's return to cricket after injury bodes well for the Indian side at the Asia and World Cups.

The 100-year-old wood structure was recently renovated but not fireproofed, say owners.