Benjamin Netanyahu says there is a "crisis of trust" between him and Yoav Gallant, and replaces him with Israel Katz.

Algerian Kamel Daoud wins the Prix Goncourt for his novel Houris, a searing account of his country’s 1990s conflict.

The attacks targeted couriers in Poland, Germany and the UK, Polish prosecutors say.

The BBC's Quentin Sommerville spent two weeks with Lebanese Civil Defense Force crews in the Bekaa Valley.

Slovak mountaineer Ondrej Huserka fell while descending the Lantang Lirung mountain in Nepal.

Steeplechaser Benjamin Lagat was stabbed to death in Kenya on New Year's Eve last year.

A week on, recriminations fly over who was to blame for Spain's worst natural disaster in living memory.

The tiny satellite built in Japan will test the suitability of timber as a renewable material in space.

The judiciary contradicts state media reports from 28 October that Jamshid Sharmahd was put to death.

Prosecutors said the group was undertaking training for the collapse of German society

The raid is part of an investigation in France and the Netherlands that began in November 2022.

Vice-President Teodoro Obiang Mangue says that anyone found having sex at work will be suspended.

Only one in five high school boys have had their first kiss, a record low in a national survey.

It's a coin-toss of an election - but that does not mean we won't get a decisive result, writes Anthony Zurcher.

Aloïs Iffly's wife continued to live in the house for the next 11 years after he went missing.

All officers are required to surrender their phones to supervisors while at work under the new policy.

An in-depth look at the polls and what they can and can’t tell us about who will win the election.

The damaging walkout by around 30,000 unionised Boeing workers started on 13 September.

After a history-making year, a divided country will soon face the reality of elections: there has to be a winner.