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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.

Is the horror of Rafah being downplayed or do we not have the words to describe it?

The Iran-linked group has warned of more attacks on shipping despite sustained US, UK air strikes on Yemen.

Pro-Kremlin media have said Alexey Navalny had a blood clot. But critics say his death in jail was suspicious.

The co-founder of the band Pink Floyd joins us for a conversation about activism, rock and resistance.

It is hardly surprising that these days, America's leading columnist is working hard to dehumanise the Middle East.

Oleksandr Syrskii says the decision was taken to preserve soldiers' lives and prevent their encirclement.

Two Delhi restaurants, Moti Mahal and Daryaganj, have laid claim to the famous curry.

Owner of East Jerusalem's hugely popular Sarwa Street Kitchen has lost 19 family members in Gaza and faces closure.

Planned delivery of bombs and other munitions comes as President Biden pushes for truce in Israel's war on Gaza.

Hamas has gained in popularity in south Lebanon since October 7, but its reach remains limited.

Despite being granted parole, Thaksin could face further legal troubles over charges for insulting the monarchy in 2015.

Within two months, India's Congress has gone from a serious challenger to Modi to a struggling force. Can it recover?

The H3 flagship rocket is designed to replace the H-IIA after more than two decades in service.

Indonesian island with its unique religion and culture is preparing for Nyepi, the day when everything shuts.

Deal with France promises $3.23bn in military aid to Ukraine, while pact with Germany secures $1.22bn support package.

US Congresswoman Porter says age limit is a conversation 'we ought to be having', in run-up to Trump/Biden rematch.

UN court notes 'perilous' situation but rejects South African request to order urgent measure to safeguard civilians.

Former US president loses case; banned from serving as officer or director of any New York corporation for three years.

Satellite images show Egypt levelling land and building a wall along its border with the Gaza Strip near Rafah

Activists in Brazil hope to raise awareness that illegal mining activity has sparked a crisis on Indigenous lands.

Israel has ramped up attacks in Lebanon - and Hezbollah has promised to retaliate.

During President Vladimir Putin's rule several of his vocal critics have died or been sentenced to lengthy jail terms.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's warning comes days after 10 Lebanese civilians were killed in Israeli air raids.

Palestinians are being forced to eat weeds and leaves to stay alive in Gaza. The UN says Gaza is on the brink of famine.

Following an inflammatory piece in the Wall Street Journal, Marc Lamont Hill talks to Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud.

Army arrests 20 people in the raid, saying some were involved in Hamas's October 7 attacks on Israel.

Putin will be held accountable," the wife of Alexey Navalny says following her husband's death.

The Kremlin critic's mother also said her son was 'alive, healthy and happy' when she saw him this week.

Threats of a full-scale military operation aim to depopulate Gaza and help Netanyahu cling to power, analysts say.

'Israel operates under a climate of absolute impunity,' says Craig Mokhiber, former top UN official.

Kremlin critic dies after collapsing and losing consciousness at Arctic penal colony, prison authorities say.

Navalny was Putin's fiercest political opponent, galvanising Russians who otherwise saw no option to the president.

Continental integration must be the primary agenda of this year's African Union Summit in Addis Ababa.

Leaders say Putin critic 'paid for his courage with his life' and that they hold Russia responsible for his death.

The UN and international aid groups have warned of a slaughter' if Israel launches a ground attack in Rafah.

African countries that have long traded with others outside the continent are now shipping goods to each other.

Main opposition party says bank accounts frozen just weeks before the expected announcement of the general election.

Former Beatles member says 'incredibly grateful to all those involved' after search to find instrument stolen in 1972.

Prison service says the Putin critic collapsed and lost consciousness after a walk in a remote penal colony.

Hassan al-Ramlawi remembers his cousin Aamer, a simple, loving man with room in his heart for everyone.

The party has become embroiled in yet another row over anti-Semitism amid Israel's war on Gaza.

Despite its opposition to displacement of Palestinians, Cairo appears to be preparing for a scenario forced by Israel.

Ukraine leader's trip to Berlin, Paris comes as battle for eastern city, one of bloodiest in near two-year war, rages.

Shopkeepers complain of harassment by Israeli forces amid 'zero tourism'.

As a physician and mother, I lose sleep over the prospect of minors being allowed to take part in the MAiD programme.

Video from the Ukrainian battleground city of Avdiivka shows the destruction there.