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Famine thresholds 'may have already been crossed or else will be in the near future', Famine Review Committee warns.

At least 24 people have been killed and dozens injured in an explosion at the Quetta railway station in Pakistan.

But it could also force African nations to double down on their shift away from the US, towards Asia and the Middle East

As the war enters its 988th day, these are the main developments.

Balochistan Liberation Army, a separatist group, claims responsibility for 'suicide' attack targeting soldiers.

Trump's win has lead some US women to want to swear off men completely following sexist remarks and stance on abortion.

Paramilitary group's head of operations and West Darfur commander have been slapped with travel bans and asset freezes.

Khalil Sayegh recalls his childhood in Gaza's Christian community and speaks of the loss of his father and sister.

The GPS jamming began on Friday and continued on Saturday, affecting several vessels at sea and dozens of aircraft.

Minnesota Governor and former Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz addressed supporters in his home state

Family and friends piece together the events that led to the death of an ambitious student and loving daughter.

Lizzie Greenwood's hunger strike over the UK's support for Israel's war on Gaza is nearing the two-week mark.

A global food security committee warns famine is "imminent" in parts of northern Gaza

The Israeli military, which has hit UNIFIL positions several times, denies responsibility despite footage.

Paediatrician Nadezhda Buyanova is on trial for statements allegedly made during a private appointment with a patient.

Farhad Shakeri was tapped to plan assassination of former president, DOJ alleges, although he never followed through.

There is anxiety among European leaders over trade, the future of NATO, and Russia's war in Ukraine.

Soldiers deployed as Mozambicans protest the Frelimo party, which has held on to power for nearly half a century.

Yechiel Leiter's selection comes days after Trump election victory and presages expected US-Israel policy shift.

UNDP says without urgent action, 95 percent of the population will regress into survival mode.

Dozens of people arrested in Amsterdam after clashes between Israeli football fans and Palestine solidarity protesters.

Athens and Ankara say no magical solution is reached in their latest talks but dialogue will continue.

Marc Lamont Hill dissects the reasons behind a historic election victory for Donald Trump.

We examine whetherthe genocide in Gaza will damage Israel's well-knowntech sector.

Boko, 54, inaugurated just nine days after his party beat the Botswana Democratic Party, which ruled for six decades.

The answer lies in Germany's history - but it is not, as many assume tied to efforts to atone for the Nazi Holocaust.

Haris Rauf and Saim Ayub star in Pakistan's resounding nine-wicket win to level the three-game series in Australia.

Moment marks milestone in the Paris cathedral's restoration, five years after a blaze ripped through the Gothic gem.

Thousands of starved civilians under intense bombardment are being denied almost every basic human right.

Prosecutors say evidence shows 'high probability' that Moscow is behind July blasts in courier depots in EU states.

Overall, 44 percent of the victims were children; the youngest was a day-old boy and the oldest was a 97-year-old woman.

Supporters of VP Harris turn to tribal rhetoric to excuse devastating election loss against white-wing former strongman.

Called the Mountain Fire, the blaze was spreading rapidly, with towering flames that sent residents fleeing for safety.

Conservative leader wants confidence vote now, triggering January election, as poll shows over half of Germans agree.

It's the third consecutive election in which opinion polls have underestimated Trump's support.

Ukraine says it has started fighting North Korean troops in Kursk, but could eliminate them in their front-line bases.

Police say escapees are not carrying disease, describing them as 'harmless and a little skittish'.

Officers freed after brief detention during visit by France's top diplomat, with both sides trading blame over incident.

It will be slaughter as usual' for Israel in Gaza and Lebanon under the incoming Trump administration, analysts say.

A reader brought the case in 2019 after failing to find official proof of the ban on government websites.

Unclear how the incidents unfolded, but Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters had damaged Palestinian flags before the match.

Former PM's team hopes Trump will lean on Pakistan to release him from jail. But China could pose a bigger test to ties.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol orders all available resources and personnel to assist with search for survivors.

Cuba is facing widespread power outages and damage after Hurricane Rafael ripped through the island.

As the war enters its 987th day, these are the main developments.

A late start, a failure to differentiate herself from Biden, and the loss of key voting groups made victory impossible.

Donald Trump made his first major appointment as president-elect, selecting Susie Wiles as his chief of staff.

Texts telling recipients to go to 'nearest plantation' prompt alarm across US states.

The presidents of Russia and Ukraine have both offered their congratulations to US President-elect Donald Trump.

Toxicology tests show One Direction star had cocaine, prescription drugs and alcohol in his system.