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Egypt fears Israel won't allow Palestinians back into Gaza while a refugee exodus will burden its ailing economy.

The delay threw Senegal, usually seen as one of the most stable West African countries, into political turmoil.

Israeli forces storm Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza, with hundreds of staff, patients trapped under heavy fire.

Stagnant water has flooded homes and palm groves around Zliten, spreading a foul odour and creating mosquito swarms.

What is the party's reasoning behind joining a coalition with its longtime rivals without cabinet positions?

Parliament votes 176-76 to pass the bill which also allows same-sex couples to legally adopt children.

While transparency advocates and opposition leaders say ban is a big win for democracy, Modi's BJP remains confident.

White House says weapon is not yet operational and poses no immediate threat but puts astronauts at risk.

Alexander Smirnov charged over claims Joe and Hunter Biden received bribes from Kyiv-based Burisma.

A general once feared across Indonesia and banned from the United States, has reinvented himself as a cute grandpa.

Microsoft-backed startup stuns social media with hyper-realistic videos created using text prompts.

As the war enters is 723rd day, these are the main developments.

Less bureaucracy and more flights are luring Chinese visitors back to Thailand in a boost to the tourism industry.

Earlier this week the UN agency expressed 'concern' over the detention of prominent rights activist, Rocio San Miguel.

Patients, staff, displaced families face 'harsh conditions' in besieged medical facility, the largest in southern Gaza.

Israeli forces storm Gaza's Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, forcing everyone inside to evacuate and flee for their lives

Prabowo Subianto claimed victory in Indonesia's presidential election, ahead of an official result due by March 20.

A Ukrainian rocket attack on Belgorod, Russia, has killed at least seven people and injured several others.

Palestinians in Gaza are living in famine-like conditions because of the shortage of humanitarian aid.

Serving a prison sentence for killing 77 people in 2011, Breivik has access to a kitchen, fitness room and TV with Xbox.

When the rights-based system applies only to some, double standards are reinforced, and impunity spreads.

Former US president is charged with falsifying business records to cover up a $130,000 payment to adult performer.

People & Power investigates the causes of Ecuador's deepening violence.

Palestinian anti-demolition activist Fakhri Abu Diab's home in occupied East Jerusalem has been demolished by Israel.

Committee to Protect Journalists says of the 99 journalists killed globally last year, 72 were Palestinians.

At least 10 civilians and three Hezbollah fighters killed in Israeli air attacks in southern Lebanon on Wednesday.

Ukraine's new military command wants to use the armed forces more efficiently and build up defence industries.

New York Supreme Court has ruled case over alleged payments to adult movie star and former Playboy model will proceed.

The national cricket body ends the fast bowler's central contract after he refused to play in Australia Test series.

Dozens of Palestinians leave besieged Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis after Israeli forces order an evacuation.

I fear what an Israeli invasion would mean for more than a million displaced Palestinians sheltering in the city.

A $95bn aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan requires approval from the US House of Representatives.

Opposition leader Keir Starmer disappoints those who have traditionally voted for his party.

As civilian casualties continue to mount in Gaza, global calls for countries to halt arms sales to Israel grow.

Zambia forward Racheal Kundananji becomes the most expensive female footballer as she signs for US side Bay FC.

Anthony Albanese takes stand against attempts to extradite Australian to US ahead of court ruling next week.

'Intrusive' police exercise adds to fear and anxiety among residents in the disputed region.

UN aid chief says notion that people in Gaza could evacuate to a safe place is an 'illusion'.

US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller was questioned about investigations into the killing of Hind Rajab.

The soldiers are part of a Southern African contingent deployed to fight the many armed groups roaming eastern DR Congo.

101 East follows the North Koreans chasing fame and fortune as internet celebrities in South Korea.

Alsaif, who has just signed for the PFL, shares the pain she's faced in her life and how she found her calling in MMA.

People of Istanbul have long feared the advent of a monster quake but it's hard, and scary for some, to prepare for it.

Hezbollah promises to retaliate for deadliest attack in more than four months of cross-border exchanges.

Experts say the management model can be adopted by communities across Senegal and elsewhere in the world.

At least one person was killed and 21 others wounded by gunfire at the end of Chiefs' Super Bowl parade in Kansas City.

Amid growing calls for Barghouti to be released after 22 years in jail, Israel has placed him in solitary confinement.

Australia, Canada, New Zealand say 'there is nowhere else for civilians to go', urge Israel to 'listen to its friends'.

Two separate foreign military missions withdraw from the country after an unimpressed Kinshasa asked them to leave.

At least one person has been killed and several others wounded in a shooting at a Kansas City Super Bowl parade.