Brazil's top court has ruled that there is enough evidence to warrant that Jair Bolsonaro be put on trial.

Brent Bozell's nomination comes at a time when relations between South Africa and the United States are at a low point.

Greenland's leaders have criticised planned visits by US officials after Trump's threats to annex the island.

Ukraine long-range drone makers are worried Russia will use the ceasefire to gather strength and attack again.

The wildfires are threatening cultural sites and "rewriting the record books", according to authorities.

The latest update includes "loan words" from several countries, including South Africa and Ireland.

This is the army's latest army gain since it retook the presidential palace last week.

Erik Per Sullivan, who played Malcolm's younger brother Dewey, will not return to the show.

A report says the government is guilty of human rights violations in its overseas adoption programme.

Moscow and Kyiv appear at odds over when and how the US-brokered deal will come into effect.

But the US national security adviser said he could not explain how a journalist was added to a chat discussing air strikes in Yemen.

NewJeans talk to the BBC in their first interview since a court blocked their attempt to leave their record label.

The wildfires in the country have left at least 18 dead and thousands evacuated

The Green Party Senator was asked to remove "the prop" from the chamber, as she protested a new bill.

The Nara District Court on March 25th dismissed a lawsuit filed by residents seeking to halt the construction of a large-scale solar power facility in the town of Heguri, Nara Prefecture. (News On Japan)

Cherry blossoms began blooming in Nagoya on March 26th, according to an announcement by the Nagoya District Meteorological Observatory, two days later than the average year but two days earlier than last year. (News On Japan)

The wildfires are threatening cultural sites and "rewriting the record books", according to authorities.

A painting purchased for approximately 67 million yen by a museum in Tokushima Prefecture has been revealed to be a forgery—despite being on display for 27 years. (News On Japan)

President Trump also defended his national security team after a reporter was added to their message thread.

The political climate in Hyogo Prefecture has become increasingly volatile as Governor Motohiko Saito faces mounting pressure to resign, fueled by media scrutiny, opposition within the prefectural assembly, and a series of conspiracy-laden narratives circulating online. (News On Japan)