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Palestine has been turned, brutally, into a permanent museum of colonialism whose doors should have closed long ago.

While the economy posted stronger than expected growth in Q2, it likely will contract in Q3 after deadly riots.

Weibo said it banned the account for 60 days for illegal fundraising.

Call for funding as thousands of health centres and NGOs face closure affecting millions of Afghans.

Was it Nixon's decision to end military conscription in 1973 that allowed America's latest war to continue for 20 years?

The People's Court of Ca Mau province sentenced a 28-year-old for travelling and spreading the virus.

The world’s most infamous detention centre, ‘Gitmo’, has become a symbol of human rights abuses.

Organisers and speakers of 'Dismantling Global Hindutva' conference face harassment and intimidation before the event.

Probe into the escape of six Palestinians from the Israeli jail reveals the guards failed to notice the whole episode.

The human rights group documented violations by intelligence officers against 66 returnees, including 13 children.

The Pegasus scandal demonstrated the dangers posed by the unchecked sale of surveillance technology to governments.

Secretary of state says 'no country has done more than Qatar' during US military withdrawal and civilian exodus.

Premier history body recommends deleting the names of 387 rebels who fought against the British rule, triggering a row.

Coal plants in the western Balkans led to 19,000 deaths over the past three years, more than half were in the EU.

About 18 million people head to the polls on Wednesday to choose new members of parliament and regional councils.

A nuclear watchdog report finds activity at the site of the country’s main reactor.

Defence Minister Aviv Kohavi's comments follow a series of warnings from high-level Israeli officials towards Iran.

Have masses really been radicalised by a few 'radical' clerics, or is there something else behind their non-compliance?

Southern state on high alert after 12-year-old dies, spurring officials to start contact-tracing and isolating people.

The South Asian country braces for another possible surge in infections around its September-November festival season.

The Libyan Presidential Council says it will continue its work to achieve national reconciliation.

Health department says three out of four new cases linked to Delta variant and warns of new surge.

The Taliban claimed total control over Afghanistan after claiming capture of the Panjshir Valley on Monday.

New variant found in South Africa getting attention for the number and types of mutations and speed at which they occur.

The ruling triggered outrage online, sparking debate about the treatment of female workers across companies in China.

BlackRock is the world's largest money manager; last month it began offering investment products to Chinese individuals.

President declared state of emergency to control food prices and prevent hoarding amid shortages of some staples.

National Unity Government calls on all citizens to revolt against military rule in every corner of the country.

Black actor who starred in the iconic role of a gay Baltimore armed robber was found dead in his New York apartment.

Appointment of Pak Jong Chon part of most significant reshuffle of ruling elite in years.

Monk, who was jailed after turning himself in last November, has been admitted to hospital.

Overwhelmed hospitals and food shortages in Ho Chi Minh City as authorities extend total lockdown.

Elite soldiers have overthrown Guinea's President Alpha Conde and dissolved the constitution.

Biden administration says it will protect women seeking abortions after Texas passed law restricting the procedure.

Afghan girls from a US-based NGO and a number of Americans among group that has been trying to leave for a week.

Analysts say fresh round of talks between Turkey and Egypt comes amid changing dynamics in the Middle East.

The contracts were signed as other big oil companies are looking to exit Iraq's energy sector.

Relatives of the passengers and crew killed in the shooting down of flight MH17 testify in Dutch court for first time.

The 80-year-old, who has been in poor health in recent years, is due out of intensive care on Tuesday, hospital says.

More than 50 officials convening in Rotterdam call for November's COP26 climate talks to treat adaptation as 'urgent'.

New statue aims to delivers 'justice' for historic role of women in Mexico, particularly Indigenous women, mayor says.

A resident of the holdout Afghan province says shops and medical facilities face shortages amid media blackout.

Solana's SOL token has tripled in about three weeks.

US states still reeling from last week's powerful Hurricane Ida face slow-moving rain and threat of flash floods.

The Leticia Pact signed by 7 South American Amazonian nations was supposed to protect the world's largest rainforest.

Leader of army unit that overthrew President Alpha Conde tells government ministers there will be 'no witch hunt'.

Two key members of the opposition Coordination Council have been sentenced to 10 and 11 years in prison by authorities.

Gulf oil state is developing ESG framework that could broaden its funding base, sources tell Reuters.

New payment mechanism for civil servants and poor families in Gaza Strip will involve PA President Abbas and the UN.

How the 9/11 attacks led to the US's 20-year deployment in Afghanistan and chaotic withdrawal.