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Russia troops accused of ‘executing’ surrendering Ukraine soldiers: Report
Human Rights Watch investigates 'apparent summary executions' and says actions could amount to war crimes.
Pakistan T20 squad: Haris Rauf, Hasan Ali back for England and Ireland tour
Babar Azam to lead 18-man squad which also includes injured wicketkeepers Azam Khan and Mohammad Rizwan.
UCLA campus standoff as police order pro-Palestinian protesters to leave
Hundreds of police in riot gear mass on US campus as students threatened with arrest.
OECD lifts global growth outlook as US, China outperform expectations
Paris-based organisation predicts global economy to expand by 3.1 percent this year and 3.2 percent in 2025.
Man accused of spraying ‘pesticide’ on US anti-war camp
A man has been filmed spraying an unknown liquid on protesters' belongings and banners at a Palestine solidarity camp.
New York police remove protesters camped inside Fordham University building
Police in New York have arrested anti-war students inside a building at Fordham University during their protests.
Tensions high at UCLA as police order pro-Palestinian protesters to leave
Students staying put on US campus despite inevitability of militarised police invasion', ready to face arrest.
NBA playoffs: Celtics crush Heat to win series, Mavericks thrash Clippers
Boston Celtics advance to semifinals with 4-1 win, Luka Doncic-led Dallas Mavericks take 3-2 lead over LA Clippers.
Colombia president cuts ties with Israel over war on Gaza
Colombia's President Gustavo Petro says the country is cutting diplomatic ties with Israel over its war on Gaza.
Boxer Ryan Garcia denies using banned drug Ostarine for Devin Haney fight
'I don't even know where to get steroids,' Garcia said, after reports claimed he had tested positive for a banned drug.
Microsoft unveils $2.2bn investment in Malaysia focused on AI, cloud
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says firm will provide education and training to 200,000 people.
Arizona Senate repeals near-total 1864 abortion ban in divisive vote
The repeal of the abortion ban received a 16-14 vote and is expected to be signed into law by Governor Katie Hobbs.
US accuses Russia of using chemical weapons in Ukraine war
Washington says Moscow breached global ban on chemical weapons with use of chloropicrin and tear gas.
Missing in action: How two key parties in India’s largest state collapsed
Near-absence of campaign by Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party, which once ruled UP, reflects larger challenges.
US sanctions hundreds of individuals, firms over Russia’s war in Ukraine
Measures target nearly 300 entities, including 20 firms based in China and Hong Kong.
Solomon Islands elects Jeremiah Manele as new prime minister
Jeremiah Manele wins backing of 31 legislators in 50-seat house in a vote closely watched by China, US and Australia.
Whistleblower who accused Boeing supplier of ignoring defects dies
Former Spirit AeroSystems employee Joshua Dean dies after sudden illness, family says.
Death toll in southern China highway collapse rises to 36
Recovery efforts continue after a stretch of carriageway collapsed early on Wednesday.
China trying to develop world ‘built on censorship and surveillance’
Rights group warns the Digital Silk Road is enabling China to export digital authoritarianism across the world.
Activists say UCLA Palestine encampment assault followed days of harassment
Pro-Palestine activists say dozens were injured when pro-Israel demonstrators attacked California college encampment.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 798
As the war enters its 798th day, these are the main developments.
US Fed keeps interest rates at 23-year high amid stubborn inflation
US central bank keeps benchmark rate at 5.25-5.50% after series of economic reports undercut hopes of easing inflation.
Manhattan prosecutors announce retrial for film producer Harvey Weinstein
Announcement follows a decision last week to toss Weinstein's New York conviction on charges of rape and sexual assault.
US House passes controversial bill that expands definition of anti-Semitism
Rights groups warn that the definition could further chill freedom of speech as protests continue on college campuses.
US increases pressure on Israel over Gaza aid as truce talks continue
Top US diplomat says efforts to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza must be accelerated and sustained as famine looms.
Can Israeli leader’s threat to invade Rafah derail Gaza ceasefire talks?
US secretary of state says a deal is achievable as he makes another diplomatic push to pause the fighting in Gaza.
At least 200 arrested at May Day clashes in Turkey
Protesters tried to reach Istanbul's Taksim Square despite a ban on May Day demonstrations at the site.
How a Gaza protest at Indiana University became a battle for free speech
Police crackdowns on nonviolent campus protests have raised questions about student rights and administrators' biases.
Tension built over days at UCLA between protest groups
Tension between pro-Israel and pro-Palestine groupsprotesting at the UCLA campus in the US has been risingfor days.
Colombia to cut diplomatic ties with Israel over Gaza war, Petro says
Colombian President Gustavo Petro, a staunch critic of Israel's war in Gaza, says the Israeli government is 'genocidal'.
Scottish government survives confidence vote after Hamza Yousaf quits
The Scottish National Party expected to pick a new leader to replace outgoing First Minister Humza Yousaf.
After police crackdown, what’s next for Columbia’s Gaza protesters?
The NYPD arrested around 300 college protesters from Columbia and CUNY after Hamilton Hall was occupied.
Beyond the Oil Age
The dark side of 'green energy': The real cost of cobalt mining in the DRC and how it impacts the nation's environment.
Turkey police arrest 210 at Istanbul May Day protests
Authorities deployed more than 40,000 police officers across the city after banning protests in Taksim Square.
University Gaza protests rage on with Columbia arrests and violence at UCLA
Demonstrations continue to face police crackdown as protesters vow to more pressure on universities.
Turkey seeks to join South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at ICJ
Foreign minister says Ankara will submit a formal request to the International Court of Justice to join the case.
Israeli demonstrators attack flour shipment bound for Gaza
An Israeli group dedicated to blocking Jordanian aid from reaching Gaza recorded itself attacking an aid convoy.
Russia seizes more ground in Ukraine’s east as Kyiv’s forces await supplies
It will take weeks for US military aid to reach Ukraine, but NATO chief says it's not too late for Kyiv to 'prevail'.
Israel’s Foreign Army
People & Power investigates the role of US citizens in Israel's military occupation and illegal settlement expansion.
Polish politicians condemn Warsaw synagogue firebombing
The attack comes amid a rise in anti-Semitic incidents across the globe in the wake of the Israel-Gaza war.
UK starts detaining asylum seekers to be deported to Rwanda
Government expects to deport 5,700 people to Rwanda this year, but rights groups ready to mount new legal challenge.
EU condemns crackdown on protests against controversial bill in Georgia
The EU, which has warned bill threatens Georgia's accession, calls on Tbilisi to refrain from violence suppression.
Deaf Syrian boy hears for first time after life-changing operation
Video captured the first moments that a 5-year-old boy from war-torn northwest Syria was able to hear for the first time
Georgia police break up protests against ‘foreign agents’ bill
Georgia police used tear gas and rubber bullets against protesters as thousands rallied outside parliament in Tbilisi.
Why would Israel and its allies fear the ICC?
International Criminal Court could end decades of impunity by indicting top Israeli security officials over war in Gaza.
The wrongs and harms of a Roma register in Norway
The existence of a Roma police register is directly linked to Norway's long history of antigypsyism.
In Kazakhstan, a ‘storm’ over domestic violence after minister killed wife
The livestreamed murder trial of the ex-economy chief has kickstarted a much-needed national conversation.
Russia ramps up weapons production for Ukraine war
Defence minister says Russia needs to boost volume, speed of production as US sends military aid to Ukraine.
Indian spies linked to killings, tracking dissidents abroad: What we know
Is India's spy agency increasingly targeting dissidents and separatists abroad? Here's a lowdown.
Photos: May Day rallies across Asia demand improved labour rights
May Day, or International Labour Day, is observed in many countries as a day to celebrate workers' rights.
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