World News

A passenger bus burst into flames after a motorbike crashed into it, killing at least 25 people and injuring several others in southern India.

The makers of the furniture lift used by the Louvre thieves have told Sky News the device is "certainly not intended for burglaries" after publishing a tongue-in-cheek advert making the most of the product's sudden fame.

Vladimir Putin has described Donald Trump's sanctions against two major oil firms as an "unfriendly act".

US sanctions against Russia's two largest energy companies, the state-owned Rosneft and privately held Lukoil, are perhaps the most significant economic measures imposed by the West since the invasion of Ukraine.

Donald Trump has announced that he is ending "all trade negotiations" with Canada.

Voters will go to the polls in the Republic of Ireland today to elect the country's next president.

Ukraine has been repeatedly targeting Russian oil refineries, intensifying the strain on both the country’s military operation and its wider economy.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has said in her first speech that defence is a priority for her country as the region experiences uncertainty with Russia, China and North Korea.

The ringleader behind an arson attack and plot to kidnap a billionaire Russian dissident had been "groomed" by a chatbot, operated by Wagner mercenaries, a court was told.

A community leader has described migrant children barricading themselves in hotels due to "urban warfare" on the streets of Dublin during the riots.