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Lawmakers say Biden should have sought permission from Congress before launching strikes on 16 Houthi sites.

Measures target three Russian entities, one individual. US State Department says missiles for use in Ukraine war.

Despite popular anger against Israel, Morocco is unlikely to break up with Tel Aviv, analysts say.

Both sides agree to cease fighting and not harm residents along Myanmar's northern border with China.

Israel will defend itself against South Africa's arguments, from the denial of food and medicines to mass killings.

US and UK forces have launched strikes against Yemen's Houthis in response to the group's attacks on Red Sea shipping.

Here are some of the international reactions to the most recent escalation in the region.

The FAA probe, which could result in a financial penalty on Boeing, marks an escalation by the agency over the incident.

The Yemeni group could gain from a raised domestic and international profile, with a superpower taking them on.

We will never forget how you stood by us when even our own brothers turned their backs on us in fear.

The US and UK have carried out retaliatory strikes against multiple Houthi sites in Yemen. Here is the latest:

Iran-aligned group calls attacks 'barbaric', says it will continue to target ships heading towards Israel.

Even with Pakistan's chequered electoral history, some analysts believe the coming vote might be the most unfree yet.

As India plays its second consecutive Asian Cup, expectations remain low for the team that hasn't won major titles.

Some 63 percent of Taiwan's people identify as Taiwanese, but it might not affect the outcome of Saturday's vote.

Human Rights Watch also says Israel's war has included 'acts of collective punishment that amount to war crimes'.

Trump's remarks come on final day of a trial over allegations that he habitually exaggerated his wealth.

South Africa presents case to the ICJ accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza

Government expected to submit a bill to parliament that would permit private universities to operate inside Greece.

In yet another Middle East visit, the US secretary of state has been rallying support from regional players.

Essequibo residents express anxiety as Venezuela advances its claims over the region, largely seen as part of Guyana.

Japan's first marine unit since World War II is an elite force. But the 2,400-person unit only includes about 40 women.

Taliban chief spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid says the UN preoccupation with Afghan women is unwarranted.

Houthi leader says any US attack will trigger a greater response as the group steps up attacks in the Red Sea.

Hezbollah and Israel have been engaged in cross-border attacks since the early days of the war on Gaza.

South Africa laid out a list of alleged genocidal acts by Israel while seeking an injunction against the war.

Top US diplomat stresses the need for a path to Palesitnian statehood as he ends latest visit to the Middle East.

Despite a government offensive against the armed group, al-Shabab shows its capacity for high-level attacks.

South Africa accuses Israel of violating UN's 1948 Genocide Convention, established in the Holocaust's wake.

The former president and 2024 contender suggested he might have decided on his vice presidential pick.

In ICJ case brought to The Hague, South Africa accuses Israel of committing genocide and demands end to offensive.

Russia produces more ballistic missiles, glide bombs and drones as Ukraine targets Russian military hubs from afar.

Azali Assoumani, 65, will face five competitors in Sunday's election.

French historian Jean-Pierre Filiu says Gaza's rich civilization has endured centuries of wars, but not Israel's war.

As their government takes Israel to The Hague on genocide allegations, South Africans are standing by Palestine.

Finland accuses Russia of encouraging asylum seekers to cross their shared frontier.

Pro-Palestine protesters have gathered to support South Africa's case accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza.

Israel's ad hoc judge at the ICJ genocide hearing has a longtrack record of circumventing international legal norms.

Initiative limited to three nations aims to make shipping safer, including for vessels transporting grain from Ukraine.

Mindset travels to Argentina, home to the highest number of psychologists per capita in the world.

Protesters gathered ahead of the Gaza genocide hearing at the International Court of Justice in the Netherlands.

The UN helicopter accidentally landed in al-Shabab territory on Wednesday, with 6 of 9 passengers taken hostage.

Annie Ernaux and Palestinian activist Mohammed El-Kurd among artists calling for strike against German organisations.

Intelligence ministry says one alleged bomber identified as Tajikistan national, who entered Iran illegally last month.

Hosts Qatar go into the opening match of Asian Cup on the back of a turbulent year on and off the pitch.

Sustainable peace cannot be built by commanders relying on perpetual conflict to maintain political power.

Inflation has crossed 160 percent in Latin America's third-biggest economy, 40 percent of population living in poverty.

Palestinians rallied in Mandela Square in occupied West Bank city of Ramallah to thank South Africa for their ICJ case.

Taipei responds to Beijing calling frontrunner candidate Lai 'dangerous' and towards 'evil path' of independence.