Yemen gov’t says Houthis hit Red Sea aid port
There has been no claim of responsibility for the attack on the al-Makha port on Yemen’s western coast.
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Abimael Guzman, head of Peruvian rebel group Shining Path, dies
Imprisoned rebel leader, who had been ill in recent months, died at the age of 86.
DR Congo president seeks review of mining contracts with China
Democratic Republic of the Congo is seeking what it says is a fairer share of its vast mineral wealth.
US honours 9/11 dead on 20th anniversary of attacks
Commemoration ceremonies held across country to remember nearly 3,000 victims of September 11, 2001 attacks.
Attack on Turkish troops in Syria kills two soldiers
Three other soldiers were wounded in an attack targeting Turkish forces in Idlib province.
Why is Guantanamo Bay prison still open 20 years after 9/11?
The fate of 39 detainees still being held rests with US President Joe Biden, who has pledged to close the prison.
Video shows last US Afghan attack may have targeted aid worker
An NYT investigation shows the US may have targeted Kabul resident Ezmarai Ahmadi and several children.
Muslim man spent 15 years in prison after post-9/11 crackdown
Yassin Aref was a victim of post-9/11 Islamophobia and a controversial arrest by the FBI that led to 15 years in jail.
How Muslim Americans pushed for political prominence post-9/11
US Muslims are voting, running for office and organising - forging their own path - despite bigotry, activists say.
More US studies show COVID vaccines protect from serious illness
Research suggests vaccines offer strong protection against hospitalisation and death, even for the Delta variant.
Afghan flights into US paused because of four measles cases
White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki says suspension came at the recommendation of the CDC.
US pulls missile defences in Saudi Arabia amid Yemen attacks
Gulf Arab nations worry about the US's future plans as it removes forces from the Middle East.
China’s Wang Yi tells Vietnam to avoid magnifying sea dispute
The foreign minister says the two countries should be vigilant to resist the intervention of extraterritorial forces.
Israel hits Hamas sites in Gaza over a rocket firing: Military
There were no reports of casualties in the attack, testing a fragile truce that ended fierce fighting in May.
Haiti prosecutors seek to interview PM over Jovenel Moise killing
PM Henry asked to explain why he spoke with one of the main suspects just hours after the president was killed in July.
Refugees fear COVID risk in Australian immigration detention
Concerns raised for health, safety of those held in overcrowded Melbourne facility after a guard contracted the virus.
Deadly unrest in Myanmar as opposition urges ‘defensive war’
Opposition launches campaign urging UN to recognise the National Unity Government amid escalating violence.
Prince Andrew Has Been Served With A Sexual Abuse Lawsuit By Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Virginia Giuffre
The person who served the papers told the court that the first time he tried, Andrew's security team said they weren't allowed to accept anything court-related.
How Southeast Asia’s hardline groups saw September 11 attacks
Groups like Jemaah Islamiyah were already carrying out attacks across Southeast Asia when 9/11 happened.
The young Vietnamese helping tackle the illegal wildlife trade
Trang Nguyen is a rarity in Vietnam where civil society is viewed with scepticism and most young people want more lucrat