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All contact has been lost with a 6-year-old Palestinian girl, Hind, and the ambulance crew sent to rescue her in Gaza.

The maintenance of emergency rule has delayed promised elections since the February 2021 coup.

UN reports figures nine months into a new round of war that has left the country devastated.

The ex-PM denies he profited from the sale of 'state gifts' but prosecution says their value was concealed.

It allows seizure of money, valuables, other assets of those convicted of spreading 'false information' about military.

Putin win seen as forgone conclusion, but Boris Nadezhdin's opposition to the war has won him significant support.

Pressure mounts on government to end crisis as farmers intensify protests and block traffic with convoys of tractors.

Climate benefits of the plastic ban may be offset by the impact on vendors, waste collectors and the informal economy.

Unbowed after joint US-UK attacks on Yemen, the Iran-backed group warns of continued attacks in Red Sea.

Constitutional Court says party proposal to amend royal defamation law amounted to attempt to 'overthrow the monarchy'.

Israel confirms flooding tunnels with seawater, the UN rallies to resume UNRWA funding.

Bi-2 members, held for performing without permits, have criticised Russia's invasion of Ukraine and President Putin.

It's the latest move in the ongoing feud between Jacob Zuma and current President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Iraq-based group seeks to de-escalate as Washington mulls response to deadly Jordan strike.

Houthi attacks on the Red Sea have forced shippers to avoid one of the world's most crucial trade routes.

Verdict comes a day after another court convicted Khan of leaking state secrets and gave him a 10-year prison sentence.

Three years after 2021 coup, the resistance says it is gaining strength and taking territory from the military.

Days after its X account was blocked, Indians can no longer access the US-based website, which tracks hate crimes.

As the war enters its 707th day, these are the main developments.

Hugely-popular band Slank have endorsed presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo but fans could be more fickle.

Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar will be installed as the country's 17th king under a unique rotational monarchy.

Saudi Arabia dominated for much of the last 16 Asian Cup clash but South Korea emerged victorious on penalties.

Political rhetoric heats up as Biden says he has decided response to deadly drone strike blamed on Iran-aligned group.

South Korea and Australia will now go head-to-head in the quarterfinals on Friday.

More than 50 people were killed in the violence along the border between Sudan and South Sudan.

In exchange for parliamentary support PM Sanchez agreed to the law to allow him to form a minority leftist government.

The US reimposed sanctions after a ban blocking the candidacy of the opposition in Venezuela's elections was upheld.

A mass burial was held in Rafah for dozens of Palestinians whose remains were returned to Gaza by Israel.

The political deadlock in the region began after the UK left the European Union.

UK has sanctioned Iranian officials and accused Iran-backed groups of attacking a US base in Jordan.

The US president says he does not wish to trigger a regional war but will respond to the attack on US troops.

Sunday's attack that killed three US servicemen was the latest chapter in a war Trump started more than five years ago.

A recent Ethiopian agreement with breakaway Somaliland threatens to destabilise the whole region.

French farmers have been protesting against insufficient pay, EU regulations and unfair competition from cheap imports.

The Siberian Battalion features a diverse set of fighters who risk Russia's wrath by joining the 'enemy'.

Pakistan's former prime minister is jailed for 10 years in cypher case less than two weeks ahead of general elections.

Boeing and Alaska Airlines stare at lawsuits while Boeing clients are contemplating a business without certain planes.

Six members of a rebel armed group and four security officers killed in the overnight gun battle in the remote province.

Talks come amid years of deterioration in relations on issues including COVID-19, human rights and Taiwan.

Survivors say the government is yet to offer full compensation for the flooding that happened almost 10 years ago.

Hamas's political chief says any agreement must end violence and see Israel withdraw from Gaza.

Here's what we know about the Israeli raid at a hospital in the occupied West Bank, where three Palestinians were killed

Experts trace US President Joe Biden's stalwart support for Israel to Cold War thinking and domestic pressure.

Motaz Azaiza, photojournalist from Gaza, joins us for a personal conversation about his experiences during the war.

The ex-president faces a slew of legal challenges, but this one will strike most deeply at his real estate empire.

Transparency International says 'weakening justice systems' are allowing corruption to thrive globally.

Venezuela's Supreme Court upheld a 15-year ban on opposition leader Maria Corina Machado holding public office.

Israeli forces dressed as doctors and nurses kill three Palestinians inside a West Bank hospital amid war on Gaza.

Open-pit mines are planned for Portugal's northern region, worrying locals who say their livelihoods are at risk.

Agreements to boost cooperation between coastguards, maritime security and trade likely to anger China.