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13 years after the start of the Syrian war, many of the thousands who were displaced still keep their keys.
Haiti’s Prime Minister Ariel Henry has announced he is stepping down after gangs threatened a civil war.
A charity ship for Gaza has set sail from Cyprus, under a plan to open a new sea route for aid.
India’s government has announced the implementation of the 2019 Citizenship Amendment Act.
The Princess of Wales apologised for confusion over a photo that was shared via the British royal family’s social media
An Israeli air attack killed three people on the first night of Ramadan in Gaza.
Several celebrities at the Oscars wore red pins to show support for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Muslim worshippers, many with Palestinian flags, gathered in New York’s Times Square to offer prayers before Ramadan.
Pro-Palestinian protesters targeted the Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to the opening of a new Holocaust museum.
Israeli forces beat back Muslim worshippers with batons to prevent their entry to Al-Aqsa Mosque for Ramadan prayers.
The EU and US are sending ships to Gaza to establish maritime aid routes to bypass Israeli restrictions.
"People are afraid to ask the questions that I ask or in the way that I ask them."
25 million people affected by the war in Sudan don’t know where their next meal is coming from, according to the WFP.
Teresa Bo reports as the Dominican Republic deports thousands of people back to Haiti where security has collapsed.
University of Leeds students are occupying a campus building in protest over the university’s involvement with Israel.
Environmental concerns are growing after the Rubymar, a UK-owned vessel, sunk in the Red Sea.
Several people have reportedly been injured and at least 5 killed after parachutes dropping aid over Gaza failed to open
President Biden faced criticism as he outlined plans for delivering aid into Gaza during his State of the Union address.
Parents from a village in northern Nigeria have been protesting after gunmen abducted more than 280 children.
Masked men, called the ‘People’s Protection Committee’ are patrolling Rafah, looking out for black market pricing
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