‘Moral failure’: US House approves bill that would ban UNRWA funding
Palestinian rights advocates decry push to de-fund UN agency for Palestinian refugees amid starvation crisis in Gaza.
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Russian authorities say at least 60 killed in Moscow concert hall attack
Gunmen in combat fatigues launched an attack during a rock concert at Crocus City Hall in Russia.
US top diplomat holds talks in Israel as Netanyahu vows Rafah invasion
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned the Israeli leader that a Rafah assault risks 'further isolating' Israel.
In steak-mad Argentina, women’s work is increasingly butchering the meat.
The meat industry is a source of national pride. It has also been a space historically inhospitable to women.
Russia is in a ‘state of war’ in Ukraine, Kremlin says for the first time
The Kremlin has for two years referred to its invasion of Ukraine as a 'special military operation', not a war.
US sanctions Nicaragua’s attorney general over human rights concerns
Washington says Morales Urbina 'exploited her office to facilitate a coordinated campaign to suppress dissent'.
Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 168
The Israeli military says it is continuing to conduct 'precise operations' at al-Shifa Hospital.
UK, Australia call for ‘immediate’ end to fighting in Gaza
Two countries warn of ‘potentially devastating consequences’ if Israel pushes ahead with ground offensive in Rafah.
More than 7,350 West Bank Palestinians arrested by Israel during Gaza war
Arrested and held unlawfully, thousands of Palestinians are suffering abuse at the hands of Israeli captors.
Why is the US suing Apple? A ‘monopoly’ vs ‘innovation’ battle
Apple has been accused of monopolising the smartphone market in an antitrust lawsuit. Here is what we know.
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.