More than 150 people were injured when they jumped from buildings in Istanbul on Wednesday as one of the strongest quakes in years hit the city.

Dr. Ali Sherif normally gives about 50 doses of the measles vaccine to children each month at his clinic in Hobbs, New Mexico, near the Texas state line.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney took his election campaign to Quebec.

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Ukraine was ready for talks with Russia “in any format” once a ceasefire is set.

The Israeli military launched one of the biggest waves of strikes in Gaza for weeks, residents said, and health officials issued a new warning that healthcare faced total collapse from Israel’s blockade of all supplies.

Twenty-six people were killed and 17 were injured when suspected militants opened fire at tourists in India’s Jammu and Kashmir territory.

The Israeli government shared and then deleted a social media post offering condolences over the death of Pope Francis.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will not attend talks in London aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.

The United States wants to sell more energy and defence equipment to India to build closer ties.

Africans are hoping one of their own could become the first Black pope in modern history.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he expects to receive pressure from social media giants to ease Australia’s impending ban on children using their platforms, with opposition Liberal leader Peter Dutton keen to agree with him in an election debate on Tuesday.

At least 20 people were feared killed after suspected militants opened fire on tourists in India’s Jammu and Kashmir territory on Tuesday, three security sources said, the worst attack on civilians in the troubled Himalayan region for years.