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The beloved British TV series 'Our Friends in the North' is being adapted for the stage, exploring themes of political and social decay that remain relevant decades later.

As tensions escalate, the U.S. and Iran prepare to meet in Geneva for a pivotal third round of nuclear negotiations, with America deploying a powerful military force to the Middle East.

Lawyers argue that the Minns government's sweeping protest restrictions in NSW have undermined its own objectives, with a constitutional challenge underway in the state's court of appeal.

As Ukraine and the US meet in Geneva, the world watches with bated breath as Russia continues its onslaught against the Ukrainian capital.

Syrian officials confirm mass escape of relatives of ISIL fighters from al-Hol camp, raising concerns about regional security.

A female passenger on a train to Berlin attacked the conductor during a ticket check, while the German president's official residence faces a €600 million renovation bill.

As gold prices rise, the impact on zakat calculations is reshaping how Muslim communities approach this annual charitable obligation during Ramadan.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino expresses confidence in Mexico co-hosting the 2026 World Cup, despite recent days of deadly cartel violence in the country.

Mosul, Iraq, is reviving its cherished Ramadan customs, from bustling markets to communal storytelling, as the city recovers from years of conflict.

The Ark Wildlife Park, home to a diverse array of exotic animals, is struggling to keep up with mounting bills that could force it to close its doors.