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Hearings into the legality of Israel's 57-year occupation are separate from the genocide case brought by South Africa.

Analysts say Beijing needs to roll out measures to stimulate greater domestic consumption amid slowing growth.

Ex-prime minister's release caps period of reconciliation between his populist movement and conservative establishment.

Police retrieve 64 bodies after fighting breaks out between rival tribes in Papua New Guinea's northern highlands.

Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny died in a Russian jail after spending more than three years behind bars.

Calls are growing louder in Israel for the resignation of the Israeli prime minister.

Palestinians struggle to access basic necessities as Israeli attacks continue on Rafah in Gaza.

US says it hit three mobile anti-ship cruise missiles, one unmanned underwater vessel and one unmanned surface vessel.

The anti-corruption campaigner and opposition leader leaves a legacy of 'the struggle for Russia's better future'.

Fishermen on the waters of Northern Ireland's Lough Neagh battle for their catch's future and a traditional way of life.

A roundup of some of last week's events.

Israeli foreign minister says he will summon Brazil's ambassador for a reprimand over Lula's remarks.

US says it would veto Algerian draft resolution at the UN Security Council urging 'immediate humanitarian ceasefire'.

In the tragic stories coming out of Gaza, I see the pain and resistance of my grandparents in the catastrophe of 1948.

Israel's prime minister insists a ground operation in Rafah will go ahead, despite warnings from his allies

Oscar-winning American actress Susan Sarandon joined pro-Palestine activists to lobby Congress for a ceasefire in Gaza.

A man confronted suspected members of the white supremacist group Blood Tribe' as he filmed them doing the Nazi salute.

Russia makes its biggest gain since capturing Bakhmut in May as war with Ukraine is set to enter its third year.

Is Israel trying to associate Hamas and UNRWA to mobilise anti-Palestinian sentiment in the US?

Jaiswal's double-century and Jadeja's five-for blow away England for India's biggest Test win by runs.

A Ponzi scheme that promised cheap iPhones in Iran's volatile market was able to raise some $35m in months.

Moody's has lowered Israel's credit rating for the first time and forecast a negative outlook for the economy.

The strip's second-largest hospital in southern Khan Younis city has many patients and other Palestinians sheltering.

Netanyahu has seen his popularity plummet in opinion polls since October 7 attack that sparked devastating war on Gaza.

Gaza parents putting white PPE coveralls left over from the COVID pandemic on their kids, hoping they'll keep them warm.

Police in Russia have detained more than 400 people at memorials honouring Alexey Navalny.

A look inside the acclaimed photographer's black and white journey from human resilience to natural conservation.

Israel stepped up its arrest campaign in the occupied West Bank, and mistreatment of prisoners in its overstuffed jails.

Talks involving officials from Qatar, Egypt, Israel and US have so far not yielded deal for a pause in Israeli attacks.

Lebanon lives two realities, the glitz of the buzzing social scene and the fear and poverty of everyone else.

The US pledges to veto a new UN Security Council resolution put forth by Algeria that demands an immediate ceasefire.

At an event in Philadelphia, Republican nominee introduces shiny gold high shoes with an American flag and a T' badge.

US president warns of further losses of Ukrainian territory if Congress does not renew military aid.

State Department says escalating violence poses risk to millions of people facing displacement and deprivation.

Thaksin returned to Thailand in August after nearly 16 years of self-imposed exile.

Protests took place in major world cities, including London, Madrid and Istanbul.

Fighting has flared in recent days between M23 rebels and Congolese government forces near strategic city of Goma.

The late Russian opposition politician had a unifying spirit that threatened the beneficiaries of conflict.

World leaders blame Russian President Vladimir Putin for the death of his most outspoken critic.

Pakistan's election commission will 'hold an enquiry' after Rawalpindi commissioner Liaqat Ali Chattha's announcement.

Haniyeh says Hamas demands a ceasefire, Israeli withdrawal and 'lifting of the unjust siege' on Gaza.

Budapest is the only NATO member yet to ratify Stockholm's membership to the world's largest military alliance.

President Mohamud 'objects' to Ethiopia's Red Sea port deal with Somaliland, territory Somalia claims as its own.

The Taliban does not want to share power with warlords and corrupt former officials and neither do Afghans.

Navalny's death prompted grief and shock among his supporters across the world anddrew condemnation from world leaders.

'Alexey Navalny was murdered', said a spokesperson for the Putin critic after his mother was officially notified.

Canaries, lovebirds and goldfinches are muffling the sounds of Israel's terrifying bombardment of Gaza with song.

Flowers and candles laid to honour Putin critic were cleared away from monuments to victims of Soviet-era repression.

Kwoyelo, the only LRA commander to be tried for his crimes in Uganda, has been in detention since 2009.

Ireland is the latest to pledge funds for the stricken UN agency, the main source of humanitarian aid to Palestine.