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Malaysia approves new search for MH370 over a decade after disappearance

Boeing 777 plane vanished from radar shortly after taking off on March 8, 2014, carrying 239 people, mostly Chinese nationals, on a flight from Malaysia's capital, Kuala Lumpur, to Beijing

Kirsty Coventry makes history as 1st female, African IOC President

Kirsty Coventry was been elected president of the International Olympic Committee as the first woman and first African to get perhaps the biggest job in global sports aged just 41.

Paulo Dybala to undergo thigh surgery and miss rest of Roma's season

Paulo Dybala will undergo surgery in the coming days following an injury to his left semitendinosus tendon, Roma said.

EU, NATO military leaders to discuss Ukraine peacekeeping amid truce talks

Despite the negotiations, hundreds of drone attacks were launched overnight by both sides, injuring several people and damaging buildings

Chris Wood wants automatic World Cup qualifying for Oceania minnows

New Zealand captain Chris Wood says it's 'only fair' that FIFA's smallest confederation, Oceania, has been given direct qualification to the 2026 World Cup.

Miami Open: Nick Kyrgios beats McDonald for his 1st win in 2.6 years

Kyrgios, one of the named plaintiffs in the class-action lawsuit filed Tuesday by players against groups that run tennis, began this year with an 0-3 record until Wednesday.

BoE set to keep UK rate unchanged at 4.50% despite gloomy economic news

The rate-setting panel has cut the bank's main rate from a 16-year high of 5.25% by 0.25% three times since August, most recently in February, as inflation fell from over 10% highs

58 people killed by Israeli airstrikes across Gaza: Palestinian officials

The strikes hit homes in the cities of Khan Younis and Rafah in southern Gaza and the northern town of Beit Lahiya

Tour de France is returning to UK in 2027 with start from Edinburgh

Britain will host the Grand Dpart of both the Tour de France and the women's version of the race in 2027, organisers said.

Trump warns Houthi rebels of 'complete annihilation' amid strikes in Yemen

As the strikes hit, Trump wrote on his Truth Social website that tremendous damage has been inflicted upon the Houthi barbarians

Donald Trump to order plan to shut down the US Education Department

Finalising the dismantling of the US education department is likely impossible without an act of Congress, which created the department in 1979

Immigrants disappear from US detainee tracking after deportation flights

Flights by US immigration authorities set off a frantic scramble among terrified families after hundreds of immigrants vanished from ICE's online locator

Canada in talks with EU as it looks to reduce US defence reliance

Canada's new PM Carney has said that he intends to diversify Canada's procurement and enhance the country's relationship with the EU

Russia, Ukraine swap prisoners in one of war's largest exchanges

Severely wounded soldiers and fighters whom Russia had prosecuted on fabricated charges were among those released

Israel launches ground op to retake part of key corridor in northern Gaza

The military said it had retaken part of the Netzarim corridor, which bisects northern Gaza from the south and from where it had withdrawn as part of the ceasefire with Hamas that began in January

Putin's vow not to hit Ukraine's infra 'at odds with reality': Zelenskyy

Zelenskyy said that he would speak with US President Donald Trump later in the day and expected to hear more about the American leader's phone call with Putin about a ceasefire

Police arrest Istanbul mayor, key Erdogan rival over alleged corruption

It was a dramatic escalation in an ongoing government crackdown on the opposition and dissenting voices in Turkiye

Here's why Europe, Canada are eyeing alternatives to US-made fighter jets

Some of the Nato countries are now re-thinking tying their defence to US-made systems and potentially considering European jets like the Saab Gripen, Eurofighter Typhoon and Dassault Rafale

Federal Reserve could cut interest rates this year, but for 'bad' reasons

Yet the reasons for those cuts may change dramatically, depending on how the economy fares

France urges US to return Lady Liberty. Here's why it's unlikely to happen

Unesco, the United Nations' cultural arm that has the statue on its list of World Heritage treasures, notes that the iconic monument is US government property