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Fault Lines travels to Iran to investigate the human cost of Israel's attacks and the risk of another war.

Opposition figure emerges from hiding after nearly a year, calls Venezuela 'occupied country'.

Corporate logic is reshaping refugee protection as states pull back.

The US seized an oil tanker, a move that sent oil prices higher and escalated tensions between Washington and Caracas.

"Irrespective of who's shooting first at the moment, they must stop."

Trump has manufactured the Venezuela crisis, not to grab more oil but to expand his executive power.

Swiss suffer third crash in a month by an Olympic champion in training ahead of World Cup and 2026 Milan Cortina Games.

A broadcast on Israel's right-wing Channel 14 openly celebrated a severe winter storm that's hitting Gaza.

AJ defence editor @alexgatopoulos explains how Russia has changed tactics to adjust to new technology on the battlefield

Government says victims killed by rebels included women and children, accusing Rwanda of breaching a recent truce deal.

Israel's national security minister wants the power to hang Palestinian detainees accused of terrorism.

An air attack by Myanmar's military government has hit a hospital in Rakhine state, killing at least 30 people.

Ukrainian leader holds urgent talks with 'coalition of the willing' as pressure mounts over territorial concessions.

Half a million people have been displaced by the Cambodia-Thailand fighting.

Cities across Israel have taken measures to prepare for Byron, but Palestinian citizens there have no resources.

Dalia Fahmy says combatting discrimination against Muslim and Jewish people is critical to redefining Western values.

The walkout is expected to be Portugal's largest since June 2013 amid action against a bill to simplify firing process.

Khaled Meshaal says group seeks US approval for disarmament plan, a major sticking point in phase 2 of the ceasefire.

Crowds celebrated in Latakia after the US House of Representatives approved a bill that will lift sanctions on Syria.

Chris McIntosh at OXFAM on severe storms sweeping across Gaza making an already desperate situation even worse.

New Delhi is deepening economic ties with Moscow, despite pressure from Washington.

A video released by US Attorney General Pam Bondi shows American forces seizing an oil tanker.

The attack targets a 300-bed hospital in western Rakhine state as the government intensifies its offensive there.

Ex-University of Michigan head coach is in police custody, hours after being sacked for inappropriate conduct.

Botswana holds the world's largest elephant population with one of the highest trophy-hunting quotas.

UK seeks revision of the European Convention on Human Rights amid pressure from the far right.

The move follows RSF capture and deadly drone attack on Sudan's largest energy facility.

Venezuelan opposition leader greeted supporters in Oslo after missing the ceremony to award her the Nobel Peace Prize.

Arce is in custody as part of a probe into alleged financial misconduct while he was economy minister, government says.

Both sides have accused each other of violating international law as they await a promised phone call from Donald Trump.

Storm threatens hundreds of thousands of displaced people left homeless in Gaza due to Israel's war on territory.

A UNESCO panel backed Italy's bid, recognising Italian cuisine as a social ritual that binds families, communities.

The bill faced notable opposition from lawmakers concerned about the Trump administration's management of the military.

Russia has claimed to be in full control of Pokrovsk but Ukrainian forces say they still control northern part of city.

Families face flooded tents, sewage, extreme overcrowding, and deepening hardship amid ongoing displacement.

The Republican renewed his threats against Colombia, blaming its left-wing leader for the country's cocaine production.

These are the key developments from day 1,386 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Tourists from 42 countries may soon need to also disclose email accounts, extensive family history and biometrics.

The US has rolled back a series of restrictive economic sanctions put in place during the rule of Bashar al-Assad.

Arsenal remain top of UEFA Champions table as they maintain 100 percent record, while holders PSG held in Bilbao.

The controversial bill, which prompted a scuffle in Congress's lower chamber, now proceeds to the Senate for a vote.

Officials warn hundreds of thousands of Palestinians lacking shelter are at risk as heavy rains lash the Strip.

Measure follows strong debate about online protections.

Real Madrid beaten 2-1 at the Santiago Bernabeu, raising further questions about the beleaguered coach's future.

Protests over electoral uncertainty remain peaceful as military assures orderly transition of power in Honduras.

The Republican lawmaker, a Trump ally, says during a congressional hearing he is 'not afraid' to be called Islamophobic.

Right-wing opposition leader Maria Corina Machado missed the ceremony awarding her this year's Nobel Peace Prize.

About 200,000 people have fled the Democratic Republic of the Congo after Rwanda-backed M23 rebels surged into Uvira.

The seizure is set to escalate tensions between the US and Venezuela as Trump continues his 'maximum pressure' campaign.

Experts suggest humans made fire 350,000 years earlier than previously thought, scientists say.