Editors Desk

Ruling African National Congress party could lose majority for first time since apartheid ended 30 years ago

Kanye West’s Australia wife, cshowed off her curves while bizarrely trying to hide her torso behind a pillow

The provinces with the biggest cities have different political dynamics and will be key to whether the ANC remains in power after Wednesday’s vote.

Moscow knows who would be behind long-range “Ukrainian” strikes, the president has said

Peretti disagreed with Ramaswamy's assessment of the company, but offered to meet with the activist in an email response.

Pope Francis sparked controversy after reportedly using an offensive gay slang word during a meeting with Italian bishops.

Spain, Ireland and Norway will formally recognise a Palestinian state on Tuesday in what Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Tuesday called a "historic decision". The move has been slammed by Israel as a "reward" for Hamas more than seven months into the devastating Gaza war.

BBC Culture film critics Nicholas Barber and Caryn James pick their highlights of the year so far, including a vision of a war-torn America, a wonderfully creepy nun horror, and an outrageous Kristen Stewart crime thriller.

Nicki Minaj took to social media to lash out after she spotted something that enraged her on social media after her show.

Israel has blasted the move, which Madrid first announced last week

Workers need to brush up these skills now that AI is taking the world by storm, expert says

The International Court of Justice has told Israel to halt its military action in what is sure to be a contentious ruling.

The African National Congress has long rested on its legacy. But increasingly that isn’t enough to persuade voters to keep it in power.

Johannesburg (AFP) – Propagandists and scammers are exploiting xenophobia and anger over failing infrastructure to unleash a wave of disinformation ahead of South Africa's most contested polls since 1994, experts warn.

Beijing on Friday said ongoing drills encircling Taiwan were testing the military's ability to seize power over the self-ruled island, days after a new president was sworn in.