Eilidh Barbour presents highlights from the first legs of the Champions League play-offs.

Rising costs, tougher visas and safety concerns push Indian students toward Canada, which offers affordable education, work opportunities and a welcoming environment.

The two sides are waging an information war to win international sympathy and shore up support at home.

Scientists are racing to protect what some view as "the most important animal" in the Yangtze.

Arsenal's stunning coup to snatch Eberechi Eze away from Spurs is a ruthless statement of intent, says BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty

Judge Caprio rose to international recognition through the television series Caught in Providence.

China aims to strengthen ties, ensure stable supplies and manage disputes with India.

Over 600 children have died within six months, with cases of severe acute malnutrition rising by 208% compared to the previous year, says MSF; food insecurity also fuels armed conflict, as desperate families may turn to armed groups in exchange for food, thereby turning it into a vicious cycle

Kairat striker Edmilson comes close to breaking the deadlock from the edge of the centre circle in their Champions League play-off first leg against Celtic.

A US federal appeals court has paused a lower court's order. This order had shielded about 60,000 migrants from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal from deportation. The 9th US circuit court's decision supports the Trump administration's pla ...more

China’s CPEC-II expansion promises big gains for Pakistan, but experts warn it could deepen debt, strain India ties and leave Islamabad cornered.

The Israeli military has not yet disclosed the full scope of the operation, but further updates are expected in the coming hours.