A Bali prosecutor has requested a former war correspondent who used hashish to help him cope with post traumatic stress disorder be jailed for a year.

Amid accusations that it is spreading misinformation and acting as Russia's agent, WikiLeaks made an offer of help to tech giants, but they were less than impressed.

At least nine people died in the airstrikes in the north and south which Ukrainian President Zelensky said showed Moscow was not interested in peace.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has survived a no confidence vote from his party and will stay on as leader.

Don Barnby left school a year early to prepare to go to the Vietnam War. The SAS veteran’s memories can be challenging, but he recalls those days with pride.

Police have arrested a man suspected of intentionally lighting on fire a woman, after she fell asleep on a stationary train.

Disgraced South Korean leader Park Geun-hye has left the presidential Blue House, two days after a court dismissed her over a corruption scandal.

“We really haven’t seen anything quite like this since the Nazis,” says an international war crimes prosecutor who estimates 100,000 people were killed.

With elections in May, Erdogan has been kissing babies and asking for forgiveness, but criminal complaints and voters are pinning the scale of the disaster on him.

Anna Parson lost her left leg after falling 24 metres while rock climbing in Yosemite.

Lebanese man deported from Manus Island after refusing $30,000 to leave voluntarily.

May 2022: Bubs Australia agreed to supply formula to the US under a deal publicly recognised by President Joe Biden.

Two weeks after Donald Trump pleaded not guilty in a Washington court over his role in trying to overthrow the results of the 2020 election, an Atlanta grand jury has laid more charges.

Even staunch republicans concede that the soon-to-be queen has brought warmth and modernity to the royal family with her personality and charity work – and helped transform her husband from playboy to regent material.

A helicopter carrying an executive of the Turkish Eczabicasi group and four Russians, including the firm's Russian operations chief, crashed in Istanbul on Friday, killing all seven people on board, the city's mayor was quoted as saying.

Non-aligned Sweden ended compulsory military service in 2010 but military activity in the Baltic region has increased since then, prompting Sweden to step up its military preparedness.

Li Keqiang said the military should intensify training under combat conditions by 2027. That’s when the US thinks China will move on the island.

In a major foreign policy speech, UK Labour’s shadow foreign secretary says he will back new partnerships with Australia and warns Xi Jinping is heading in a worrying direction.

Trump’s campaign said over the weekend that Iran had hacked one of its websites and the FBI said it was investigating that.

Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey has pleaded not guilty to charges of sexually assaulting three men.

Seven gruelling months after the brutally bashed body of a police officer was found on a Kuta beach, a panel of judges will today deliver a verdict in the Sara Connor murder trial.

After losing one high-profile appointee to the tumult over the Trump campaign's Russian connections, the President was determined not to lose another.

A health crisis is sweeping the Philippine islands as many parents refuse to have their children immunised.

There is no such thing as a silver bullet solution in war, but HIMARS are having an important impact in the Ukrainian effort against their invaders.

Police renewed their investigation into the disappearance of a Cuban man in the Spanish hamlet of Tajueco after Google published the image two months ago.