Two years into Russia’s war in Ukraine, how strong is NATO’s unity?
War fatigue is setting in across some Western capitals, but Russia remains the enemy ahead of a critical US election.
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Navalny’s widow, Yulia, vows to continue his fight for a ‘free Russia’
Navalnaya's message comes as Russian authorities say an investigation into Navalny's death has been extended.
Palestine demands end to Israeli occupation at ICJ hearing
Foreign Minister Riad Malki urges judges to order an end to Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories.
X faces restrictions in Pakistan amid protests over alleged vote rigging
The social media platform continues to remain inaccessible to users since Saturday amid protests against vote fraud.
EU launches Red Sea naval mission to protect shipping from Houthi attacks
The operation will send European warships and early warning systems to the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and nearby waters.
Niger defaults on debt payments again as post-coup woes pile
The West African state's total debt default since last July's coup is now $519m.
What’s the ICJ case against Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine?
The ICJ will hear 52 countries on the legal consequences of Israel's occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
How RSS textbooks are reshaping Indian history and science under Modi
Chain of schools run by BJP's far-right ideological mentor served as a laboratory for government changes to syllabuses.
Ukraine accuses Russia of killing unarmed prisoners after fall of Avdiivka
Security Service of Ukraine announces probe after footage of alleged executions circulates on Telegram messaging app.
ICJ to hold hearings on Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories
Hearings into the legality of Israel's 57-year occupation are separate from the genocide case brought by South Africa.
As Thailand’s Thaksin goes free, questions about his political future loom
Ex-prime minister's release caps period of reconciliation between his populist movement and conservative establishment.
At least 64 killed in ‘largest’ tribal clashes in Papua New Guinea
Police retrieve 64 bodies after fighting breaks out between rival tribes in Papua New Guinea's northern highlands.
Alexey Navalny’s widow Yulia to meet EU foreign ministers
Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny died in a Russian jail after spending more than three years behind bars.
Palestinians live in scarcity in Rafah as Israeli ground assault looms
Palestinians struggle to access basic necessities as Israeli attacks continue on Rafah in Gaza.
US carries out five strikes in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen
US says it hit three mobile anti-ship cruise missiles, one unmanned underwater vessel and one unmanned surface vessel.
Hard void to fill: Navalny’s death poses challenges for Russian opposition
The anti-corruption campaigner and opposition leader leaves a legacy of 'the struggle for Russia's better future'.
Brazil’s Lula compares Israel’s war on Gaza with the Holocaust
Israeli foreign minister says he will summon Brazil's ambassador for a reprimand over Lula's remarks.
US signals it will block proposed Gaza ceasefire resolution at UN
US says it would veto Algerian draft resolution at the UN Security Council urging 'immediate humanitarian ceasefire'.
Russia claims full control of Avdiivka, says Ukrainian troops still in town
Russia makes its biggest gain since capturing Bakhmut in May as war with Ukraine is set to enter its third year.
Arrests after Iran’s iPhone ban paves way for multimillion-dollar scam
A Ponzi scheme that promised cheap iPhones in Iran's volatile market was able to raise some $35m in months.