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Residents of the occupied West Bank fear total loss of healthcare and education, aid workers warn of escalating tensions

This Israeli demonstrator believes his country is treating Palestinians like Nazi Germany treated Jews in the 1930s.

Sharif returns to the role he held until August last year when parliament was dissolved ahead of February 8 election.

The LA Lakers forward termed the milestone 'bittersweet' as it came in a loss against Denver Nuggets.

A zoo shut down because of animal cruelty has been transformed into a facility rescuing hundreds of wild animals.

Six children killed in latest Israeli attack on Rafah, with many more trapped under rubble, rescuer says.

Rat-miner Wakeel Hasan was a national hero in November, after helping rescue 41 workers. Now, he's on the streets.

Trump trounces Nikki Haley in all three states, draws closer to clinching the Republican presidential nomination.

US official says an agreement is in place for a six-week truce in Gaza and it is now up to Hamas to agree to it.

Calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza are growing louder.

Separate attacks killed an additional three people in Ukraine as Zelenskyy urges the West to deliver more air defences.

US plan has been criticised as inefficient while Israel continues blocking most aid trucks from entering Gaza by land.

The UK-owned bulk carrier was struck on February 18 with multiple missiles resulting in an oil slick in the Red Sea.

Preliminary indications put voter turnout at around 40 percent, the lowest levels since the country's 1979 revolution.

While there is much talk about climate migration, there is still no legal framework to protect climate refugees.

Climate change and habitat loss disrupt food chains and leave Arctic foxes facing starvation.

The announcement comes days after the military chief's main rival was killed in murky circumstances.

More than 200 lawmakers call for their countries to stop selling weapons to Tel Aviv citing 'international law violations'.

Aasif Sultan, a former editor of Kashmir Narrator magazine, re-arrested under 'anti-terror' law days after his release.

Since October 7, Palestinians in Lydd have been living under constant fear of state violence and Israeli extremists.

UN team, medics and rights monitor say evidence points to heavy shooting by Israeli forces after massacre near convoy.

At least 50 people were injured in the attack near the Al-Helal Al-Emirati Maternity Hospital in southern Gaza.

As Nigerian and South African music gains international acceptance, Kenya's absence is provoking a debate back at home.

An horrific story in the New York Times falls apart and exposes systemic issues.

Since January, Romania has banned renting apartments in buildings at risk in an earthquake.

Managua accused Berlin of violating the Genocide Convention by funding Israel's war on Gaza.

From finding love in a smugglers' den to risking all for a new life, these are the stories of women crossing the sea.

Shervin Hajipour says he was sentenced to more than three years in prison for 'inciting people to riot'.

Wadi talks about growing up in Gaza, leaving to follow his dream and the struggles of being a Palestinian footballer.

At least 17 people are killed in Israeli attacks on Deir el-Balah and the Jabalia refugee camp as hunger crisis worsens.

A study from Sri Lanka suggests climate change will spark a rise in the numbers of people receiving snakebites.

Three Manipuri women serve slices of their culture, trauma and life from Lomba Kitchen in their New Delhi apartment.

Argentina's libertarian leader says he will 'keep pushing forward' with radical economic agenda.

Nationalism in China has been invoked for political ends and financial gains, but it is also a destructive force.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola expects United to be a force once more, but not in time for Sunday's derby.

With votes in more than a dozen states, Super Tuesday is set to be pivotal in the race for the Republican nomination.

The group's military wing confirms the news after an investigation although it does not state when the captives died.

There is renewed push to force ultra-Orthodox Jews to serve in the Israeli military.

UN human rights chief says humanitarian aid is being blocked and sexual violence is being used as a weapon of war.

We are on the brink of a fascist dictatorship,' Knesset member Ofer Cassif tells Marc Lamont Hill.

Iranian media reports say IRGC member Reza Zarei was killed in a suspected Israeli attack in the port city of Baniyas.

Mandatory military service in Israel has left some young Israelis facing a stark choice: fight or be branded outsiders.

Investigators suspect the bomb was an improvised device. The reason for the blast is yet to be determined.

Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny's funeral was held in Moscow on Friday.

Mourners attend funeral of late Russian opposition leader, after Kremlin warns against unauthorised' protests.

Marc Lamont Hill talks to Somali Deputy PM Salah Ahmed Jama about the war on al-Shabab, the crises facing his country.

Conservative and hardline candidates are expected to win a majority as surveys indicate a low voter turnout.

A group of Israeli settlers have built a symbolic house on the border with Gaza.

Mourners chant Alexey Navalny's name and say they will not forgive Russian authorities for his death.

France calls for an independent inquiry as more countries speak out against the shootings of Palestinians seeking food.