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As the war enters its 755th day, these are the main developments.

Strict law enabling authorities to arrest migrants put on hold hours after Supreme Court allowed it to enter into force.

A new report says a network of fake accounts across multiple platforms has been promoting Israeli attacks on UN agency.

Sellner is known for his talk about 'remigration' at a recent meeting of nationalist populists in Europe.

Starvation and disease pose imminent dangers.

Navarro is the first senior Trump official to be imprisoned for acts related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

Closure comes as Libya says 'outlaws' attacked the Ras Jedir border crossing.

Former White House official Peter Navarro has become the first of Donald Trump's advisers to report to prison.

The Kremlin says it aims to create a buffer zone to protect civilians against long-range strikes and cross-border raids.

The Olympic Committee has called on countries to avoid the games, set to launch weeks after the summer Paris Olympics.

Milei is struggling to overcome hostile lawmakers to enact his radical austerity agenda even as social tensions rise.

Hong Kong has passed a new national security law that critics fear will further erode civil liberties.

The unnamed diplomat is expelled in protest against the opening of six polling stations in the breakaway region.

The community of Bajo Chiquito has seen its population explode, as migrants and asylum seekers trek north to the US.

The Russian presidential election outcome was expected and won't change the Russian status quo; the US election could.

The aspiring journalist, Lama Abu Jamous shares her first visit to her destroyed house after she had been displaced.

Niger's ruling military angered by US accusations of 'secret deals' with Iran and partnering with Russia.

The World Meteorological Organization warns there is a 'high probability' that 2024 will be another record-hot year.

Passing of new national security law described as 'very dark day' for civil liberties in Hong Kong.

Israel's spy chief David Barnea holds talks with Egyptian and Qatari mediators in Doha.

Heightened tensions could see a further escalation, warn analysts.

Cricket Australia says it has postponed the series as 'conditions for women and girls in Afghanistan are getting worse'.

New report says civilians are bearing the brunt of a surge in intercommunal conflict in pockets of South Sudan.

Germany is forcing Palestinians to pay for its own crimes and targeting Jews and Muslims who speak out. #AJOPINION

Through art and bonding with each other, 68 children evacuated to Bethlehem are working through their pain.

Undocumented workers, who earn barely more than $50 a day, say they have suffered racism and inhumane conditions.

Dareenis among thousands of Palestinian children orphaned in Gaza, where war shapes yet another generation.

Restricting aid could be seen as using starvation as a 'weapon of war', the UN's human rights chief says.

Thousands of shoes were in a square in the Netherlands as tribute to the over 13,000 children killed in Gaza.

Several people have been killed in a gang attack in an upmarket part of Haiti's capital.

Amid the president's attempt to delay elections and protests by the opposition, how resilient is Senegal's democracy?

Admiral Alexander Moiseyev replaces Nikolai Yevmenov amid Ukrainian campaign that has downed several vessels.

Before Ramadan fasting began, displaced Palestinian Abu Elias showed us how he prepares the Palestinian dish maqlouba.

The US has been deepening diplomatic and military contacts with the Philippines recently as tension with China rises.

Armenia could face war by 'end of the week' if it does not return four Azerbaijani villages, PM Pashinyan says.

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Sexual exploitation accounts for nearly three-quarters of 'obscene' illegal profits from forced labour, says UN agency.

Satellite images show the establishment of at least 15 new illegal outposts and dozens of new roads since October 7.

The British government's new definition of extremism is another attempt at thought policing Muslims.

Continuing air raids in the restive country's Rakhine state are reported to have killed dozens.

Argentinian police used pepper spray to disperse protesters marching against government cuts to community food kitchens.

Armed gangs attacked two upscale neighborhoods in the capital in a rampage that left at least a dozen people dead.

Rights groups say proposed rollback of 2015 law will overturn women's rights across the region as a whole.

Mongolian herders are experience extreme 'dzud' cold waves more often with little time to recover in between the UN says

Twenty Palestinians were killed in the early hours of Tuesday in Rafah, while UN warns Gaza heading towards famine.

The opposition launches its 2024 election campaign amid hope among supporters and cynicism from critics.

Japan's central bank begins unwinding one of the world's most aggressive monetary easing programmes.

The regulator will have the power to fine clubs up to 10 percent of their turnover for noncompliance with regulations.

Pyongyang has broken with much of its inter-Korean policy in recent years and ramped up weapons testing.

Tesla CEO dismisses suggestion his drug use could influence the perceptions of investors.