The Prime Minister faces an urgent National Party caucus meeting amid swelling speculation about his future, with former MPs calling the unrest divisive and talk of potential successors mounting.
Search teams work through the night after the 7.4 quake that killed at least 169 people and left thousands unaccounted for, as Colombia responds to one of its deadliest disasters in years.
Analysts say New Zealand's electric vehicle sales boom reflects structural demand rather than a short-term blip, pointing to sustained momentum in the market.
New Zealand crews join the international response to ferocious US wildfires that have forced evacuations and destroyed homes in several states.
Der Deutsche Fußball-Bund kehrt zu Stehplatztickets zurück, rechtzeitig zum ersten Heimspiel unter Bundestrainer Jürgen Klopp. Ein Signal an die Fanszene.
Berliner Politiker verlangen die Schließung des Russischen Hauses, nachdem Spionagevorwürfe laut wurden. Der Druck auf russische Einrichtungen in der Hauptstadt wächst.
The exiled former president is convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity, a landmark ruling from Syria's new authorities.
Ukraine's president says strikes in Zaporizhzhia, which killed seven, used ballistic missiles supplied by Russia's ally North Korea.
Iranian proxy forces strike a small cargo ship in the Red Sea, killing four in what is reported as their first deadly naval attack since the conflict with Iran escalated.
The White House order targets combined vaccines, drawing sharp criticism from the American Academy of Pediatrics over measles risk.
The State Department confirms sweeping visa revocations under the Trump administration, part of a broader crackdown on immigration and entry rules.
A fast-moving fire drives evacuations along California's scenic coast, adding to a punishing wildfire season gripping the western US.