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A tiny pet dog has chased a baby bear away from its home in Colorado.

The federal government will make "diplomatic representations" as Indonesia prepares to release the bomb maker behind the 2002 Bali bombings.

A Bali bombing survivor has spoken out ahead of the early release of the bomb maker known as the "demolition man".

Video has emerged of a three-year-old girl sitting in her mother's lap without a seatbelt and "driving" down Adelaide streets.

Victoria Police have arrested a man who completed two gender reveals and charged him with more than 260 offences.

At least 41 people have been killed in forest fires in Algeria, as emergency crews battle a string of fires across the n

The Rhine River flows through six European countries and has been used to transport people and produce for thousands of

Tik Tok star Khaby Lame has been granted Italian citizenship after living in the country since he was one year old.

Israeli soldiers raided seven non-governmental organisations on Friday in the occupied West Bank as part of what the Isr

Those targeted in early morning raids in Ramallah included the NGOs Al-Haq and Addameer - as well as a research centre.

About a million people have been affected by heavy rainfall in Pakistan.

With one of the hottest years on record, rivers throughout the European continent are seeing a drastic decrease in water

Video shows a tributary of China’s most important river, the Yangtze, almost completely dried up.

With an economic crisis and food insecurity threatening Afghan families, more children in Afghanistan have now taken up

Nearly all of Argentina’s powerful trade unions have taken to the streets to protest against rapidly rising inflation.

Drought has devastated the Iraqi marshlands known as the ‘Garden of Eden’.

Dozens of people have been killed in a powerful explosion at a mosque in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul.

Video that's emerged of Finland’s Prime Minister Sanna Marin drinking and dancing with friends has divided opinion.

The central bank has removed three zeros and re-printed notes.

Members of Argentina's trade unions have marched in the tens of thousands, protesting against the rising cost of living.

UN rights chief says return of Rohingya refugees is not possible currently due to concerns about their safety in Myanmar

British consumer price inflation tops 10.1 percent in July, intensifying the squeeze on households.

Scientists warn the ongoing drought in Europe could be the worst in 500 years.

Move comes after gradual efforts to restore ties, including a visit by the Israeli president to Turkey in March.

A NSW greyhound training is accused of giving his dog alcohol and fixing a race.

Dressed in hundreds of plastic bags, Modou Fall, known as ‘the plastic man’, is walking around Senegal on foot.

Blast at Kabul mosque kills at least 35, Taliban official says.

At least 100 people have now died, as a result of heavy rains and torrential floods in Sudan.

Religious persecution is increasing in Brazil against people who practice Afro-Brazilian faiths.

Syria is suffering from spiraling fuel costs and a collapsing economy. Now local authorities have raised petrol prices e

Kenya's President-elect William Ruto is again calling for unity - and says he's ready to get down to the business of gov

Turkey and Israel have agreed to restore full diplomatic relations and will return ambassadors to each other’s countries

Japan’s Prime Minister is taking steps to distance his administration from the controversial Unification Church,.

Cheney loses primary for November midterm elections but promises to do ‘whatever it takes’ to stop Trump becoming presid

Prosecutors in Peru are expanding their corruption investigation against President Pedro Castillo.

Veteran opposition leader Raila Odinga says he will pursue legal and constitutional options to contest results of presid

US President Joe Biden has signed a US740-billion-dollar climate, health and tax bill into law.

Anthony Albanese is seeking official legal advice after it emerges his predecessor quietly appointed himself to a number

A farmer in Victoria has found a seal on their farm, more than 30km from ocean.

Bill Spedding, a one-time suspect in William Tyrrell’s disappearance, is suing the state of NSW over unrelated charges.

Scott Morrison is refusing to resign from parliament after it emerged he secretly appointed himself to senior ministries while he was prime minister.

A cowardly pickpocket has been caught on camera stealing an elderly man's wallet in a Melbourne RSL.

Matt Canavan has not backed calls for the former prime minister to step down from parliament

Rescue of Mexican miners delayed by more flooding

The European Union says it will contribute millions of US dollars to the UN agency working for Palestinian refugees in G

India and the United States have raised security concerns after a Chinese research vessel docked in Sri Lanka over fears

She is one of the most familiar faces on the congressional committee investigating last year's attack on the US Capitol.

Kenya’s new President-elect William Ruto has promised a “bottom-up approach” to Kenya’s economy.

A United Nations-chartered ship loaded with grain has set sail from a Black Sea port in Ukraine, heading to Africa.

“He's down here buzzing around right now.”

A year after the Taliban took power, Afghanistan’s economy has all but collapsed.

This is the fifth election Raila Odinga has contested, and lost.

Video captures the moment a dramatic lightning strike tore through the sky over the Scottish town of Dundee.

Video footage has captured the moment a Queensland man was forced to cling to the bonnet of an allegedly stolen car being driven by a teenager.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls the actions of Scott Morrison "extraordinary and unprecedented".

Nine's political editor believes there are still many questions Scott Morrison needs to answer about the secret ministries revelations.

Former PM Scott Morrison says he had to take “extraordinary measures” during the peak of the pandemic in a call to 2GB.

Doctors have found that a boy in Adelaide had a toy stuck in his throat for up to five years.

Nine's political editor Chris Uhlmann has broken down 'astonishing' revelations about Scott Morrison.

From frustration to joy, these are scenes from Kenya after the country elected William Ruto as the new president.

Monday marks one year since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan.

Germany and Poland look for the cause of the mass fish die-off in the Oder, which runs through the two countries.

Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto has been declared the winner of the country's presidential election.

Many Afghans who've relocated to the US are struggling to bring their families - nearly a year after Washington’s chaoti

Florida's sea turtles are experiencing a gender imbalance that’s got scientists worried.

Hundreds of Egyptians in greater Cairo have attended the funerals of at least 41 people who died in a fire at a Coptic C

A mass funeral has been held for the dozens of victims of the Abu Sefein Coptic Church fire.

Dramatic footage shared on social media shows the moment a firework storage depot exploded

Thousands of Ukrainians remain missing after the Russian occupation of the town of Bucha.

Stories about identity and belonging are always plentiful at Edinburgh's annual arts festival, and this is year is no di

This engineer built the world's largest exoskeleton mech suit on four legs.

France is enduring its driest summer since records began.

France is enduring its driest summer since records began.

More than 40 people have been killed in a fire at a church in Egypt, 18 of whom were children.

Scott Morrison will be investigated over claims he secret took on extra portfolios while he was prime minister.

New research has revealed a little daily exercise can be more effective than one bulk session.

A fireworks explosion has killed at least three people in an Armenian mall.

Anthony Albanese has described reports about Scott Morrison secretly swearing himself into extra portfolios as "extraordinary and unprecedented".

Trump calls for seized documents to be returned to his Florida home.

Salman Rushdie is able to talk again, according to his agent, a day after being stabbed in the neck on stage.