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Israel has again ordered the forced evacuation of Palestinians after it claimed rocket attacks originated from the area.

South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yeol pledged to fight to the end" just days ahead of another impeachment vote.

Bangladeshi Hindus - seen as allies of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina - face mounting threats, amid anti-India sentiments.

US president-elect names supporter known for denying the results of the 2020 presidential election.

A Lebanese journalist documenting the conflict with Israel has no choice but to evacuate his family from the south.

Here are the key developments on the 1,022nd day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Turkiye's President Erdogan announced the breakthrough after talks between the Ethiopian and Somali leaders in Ankara.

European Space Agency launches Proba-3 to create an artificial solar eclipse and study the sun's atmosphere, the corona.

South Korean leader defends short-lived martial law decree as leader of his party throws support behind impeachment.

The bombing was the latest Israeli attack targeting security guards escorting humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip.

New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch says crime lab analysis shows matches to gun, snack wrapper and water bottle.

UN members vote overwhelmingly to demand a ceasefire in Gaza and in support of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.

Hospital says the Brazilian leader is doing well as he prepares for a second surgery this week following a fall at home.

Young men from China to South Korea are celebrating Trump's re-election as a victory against anti-male sentiment.

Rights advocates decry the nomination of the Florida Republican, who has compared Palestinian civilians to Nazis.

Trump has regularly criticised Wray for role in probes into former president and was widely expected to fire him.

Several European countries pause Syrian asylum requests days after the al-Assad dynasty collapsed.

Kyiv urges unity among its allies on isolating Putin and says discussions on the war must include Ukraine.

Attacks on several towns come as officials from countries including the US, France meet with Lebanon official in Beirut.

In Deraa, the birthplace of Syria's uprising, scars of war remain, but hope grows.

Protests in Georgia for almost two weeks over the government's decision to suspend European Union accession talks.

Month-long search for Ryan Borgwardt after faked death in Wisconsin cost $35,000, law enforcement officials say.

The fraudulent masks of Bashar al-Assad and his 'desert rose' wife Asma are finally off.

Donald Trump's election sent clean energy stocks tumbling, and some firms have paused investments.

Months of speculation about the World Cup 2034 host were put to rest when FIFA awarded the tournament to Saudi Arabia.

People at Bashar al-Assad's villa in the Syrian capital celebrate but also express concern over Hayat Tahrir al-Sham.

HTS leader seeks 'justice' for detainees as Syria's new rulers attempt to stabilise the country after years of civilwar.

Bank of Canada governor also said potential tariffs by Trump posed a 'major new uncertainty'.

Onion CEO expresses disappointment in judge's decision, but satirical website remains interested in purchasing Infowars.

The coalition will potentially endorse a single candidate in new presidential election.

FIFA Congress confirms the Middle East nation's bid for 2034 - with Morocco, Spain and Portugal to co-host 2030 edition.

Dead, jailed, tortured, displaced. AJLabs looks at the human toll of 13 years of the war in Syria.

Other candidate countries may follow suit and refuse to embark on reform while enjoying EU-granted privileges.

Rights groups say the killings specifically targeted elderly people and Vodou practitioners.

Analysts say US President-elect Donald Trump's second term is poised to bolster far-right groups and strain trade ties.

Syrians have set fire to the grave of former president Hafez al-Assad, father of the ousted leader Bashar.

Disagreements over the ownership of the Murdoch Family Trust have led to a legal battle.

Six Palestinians describe how they try to feed their families amid severe food shortages.

Publishing platform Substack removed a post purporting to be by Luigi Mangione, suspect in killing of Brian Thompson.

After working for years without pay, the only doctor in a poor rural area faces the imminent closure of her clinic.

Russians should also avoid heading to Canada and most EU states, warns Moscow's Foreign Ministry.

Khalil Ur-Rahman Haqqani entered government after the Taliban seized power following US-led drawdown in 2021.

Salma Daoudi on the ideological challenges the Syrian opposition forces will have to address.

An artillery attack by Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has killed dozens of civilians.

Thousands of discharged troops are locked in a bureaucratic struggle, fighting for a legal status to ease their plight.

The risk of nuclear weapons being used again is "higher than it has ever been before", say Nobel Prize winners.

Robert Geist Pinfold talks about Israel's attacks on Syria, and questions Israel's logic when seizing more territory.

Local governor says fire extinguished after Ukraine claims attack on site that fuels pipeline for military supplies.

Supreme leader says Iranian intel warned of enemy' threats, denies 'axis of resistance' weakened by fall of key ally.