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Global water crisis fuelling more conflicts, UN report warns
Water resources under stress as economies and populations grow with 2.2 billion people lacking clean drinking water.
‘Maximally pragmatic’: How Central Asia navigates Russia’s war on Ukraine
Most leaders tread a careful line to avoid conflict as Moscow tries to uphold its relevance in a vast neighbourhood.
Uganda’s President Museveni promotes son to army chief
After 38 years in power, the veteran leader has no rivals, leading many to believe he is grooming son for the top job.
Senegal’s 2024 election: Why does it matter?
After election delay and weeks of protests, 19 candidates are competing on Sunday to succeed President Macky Sall.
Malaysia declines offer to host 2026 Commonwealth Games, citing cost
Announcement comes after the Australian state of Victoria withdrew as host last year over cost concerns.
Russia targets Ukraine’s power facilities with wave of missiles, drones
Attacks leave more than 1 million people without power, as Zelenskyy renews pleas for Western air defence systems.
Australia to contribute $3bn for construction of AUKUS submarines
Defence Minister Richard Marles says allies working 'at pace' to ensure the security deal becomes a reality.
India’s Bengaluru fast running out of water – and it’s not summer yet
Residents say they are facing the worst water crisis in decades as they witness an unusually hot February and March.
‘Dead democracy’: Will Arvind Kejriwal’s arrest unite India’s opposition?
Arrest of top opposition leader ahead of election sparks new accusations against PM Modi of trying to crush democracy.
China’s envoy says ‘significant gap’ between Kyiv and Moscow on peace talks
Speaking to the media after his latest European tour, Li Hui expresses hope that both sides might come together.
How is renewed violence in Myanmar affecting the Rohingya?
A recent surge in violence by armed groups in Myanmar is causing upheaval and displacement among Rohingya once again.
US, EU ratchet up pressure on Israel over Gaza ceasefire; UN vote planned
Security Council expected to vote on Friday on US-drafted ceasefire resolution with talks to continue in Qatar.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 757
As the war enters its 757th day, these are the main developments.
At least three killed in suicide bombing in Afghan city of Kandahar
At least 12 others wounded in blast that targeted a group of people waiting outside a bank in city centre.
Photos: Desperate, dehydrated Rohingyas picked up in dramatic sea rescue
Indonesian authorities rescue at least 69 Rohingya refugees who had been at sea for weeks.
Portugal centre-right leader Luis Montenegro invited to form new government
The government is set to be sworn in on April 2 but could face strong resistance from the far-right Chega party.
India top court stays government move to form fact check unit under IT laws
Supreme Court says 'serious constitutional questions' raised by petitioners challenging the IT ministry's notification.
India’s Congress party accuses government of freezing accounts before polls
Party says Modi government has 'crippled' it before upcoming election by freezing bank accounts in an income tax case.
October 7: Forensic analysis shows Hamas abuses, many false Israeli claims
Investigation draws up a list of those killed but also finds certain claims repeated by Israeli politicians untrue.