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At least 12 people were killed in two Israeli strikes that targeted guards protecting an aid convoy in southern Gaza.

Travis Timmerman, an American from Missouri, says he was held for seven months in Syria's infamous Sednaya prison

Travis Timmerman says he was detained after crossing into Syria on a Christian pilgrimage earlier this year.

Coastguard rescues 27 people on the boat when it broke down and took on water due to bad weather.

Political scientist Vali Nasr argues Iran-US relations can improve as Iran's footprint across the Middle East shrinks.

Magazine says we are 'living in the Age of Trump' as US president-elect makes mass deportation, foreign policy plans.

Paris and Berlin that make up almost half of the eurozone economy face political and economic woes.

What's next for Syria after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad?

Indian teen prodigy Gukesh Dommaraju prevailed in a thrilling endgame that had been expected to end in a draw.

The murdered 10-year-old's father Urfan and stepmother Beinash Batool have been found guilty of her killing in the UK.

Millions of psychoactive Captagon pills have been discovered in Syria.

Two separate reports by media freedom organisations found Israel killed an unprecedented number of journalists.

White House says move marks largest act of clemency in a single day in modern US history.

We all need to listen to the survivors of nuclear war, and support their quest to rid the world of all nuclear weapons.

Following its new attacks on Syria, Israel's leaders and much of its media tout the creation of a new Middle East.

Two-pronged diplomatic push sees Blinken visit Jordan, Turkiye, while Jake Sullivan holds talks in Israel, Qatar, Egypt.

People rushed to morgues in Damascus to search for loved ones who perished in Bashar al-Assad's infamous prisons.

Find out how the US funds Israel's war on Gaza and where the money goes.

Tamer Qarmout on what crucial steps the Syrian opposition forces will have to take in order to speed reconstruction.

The drones have been flying over critical infrastructure such as US military research facilities and police departments.

With a rapidly shrinking population, South Korea is welcoming foreign workers, but many face exploitation and danger.

Marwan Bishara, talks about the many acts of aggression Israel has committed against its neighbours in name of security.

The Putin-friendly US president-elect met with Ukraine's leader in Paris as Russia inched ahead in Donetsk.

Approval comes after Austria lifted its veto, claiming its demands on tackling illegal immigration had been met.

Alexey Muraviev talks about what Russia's next move may look like, to maintain its military presence in Syria.

Gaia Dan, an Israeli anti-Zionist activist, says they face intimidation and surveillance from Israeli police.

President denies rebellion charges as police make new attempt to raid presidential office over failed martial law bid.

The resolution was approved by 158 votes in favour with Germany and Italy voting in favour for the first time.

Ireland's economic dependency on the US appears to limit its ability to support Palestinians on the global stage.

Tomb of Hafez al-Assad, father of removed president, torched as new PM pledges peace after 13 years of war.

Firms like Meta face tax if they don't pay for news driving traffic to their sites, depriving media firms of revenue.

Israel has again ordered the forced evacuation of Palestinians after it claimed rocket attacks originated from the area.

South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yeol pledged to fight to the end" just days ahead of another impeachment vote.

Bangladeshi Hindus - seen as allies of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina - face mounting threats, amid anti-India sentiments.

US president-elect names supporter known for denying the results of the 2020 presidential election.

A Lebanese journalist documenting the conflict with Israel has no choice but to evacuate his family from the south.

Here are the key developments on the 1,022nd day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Turkiye's President Erdogan announced the breakthrough after talks between the Ethiopian and Somali leaders in Ankara.

European Space Agency launches Proba-3 to create an artificial solar eclipse and study the sun's atmosphere, the corona.

South Korean leader defends short-lived martial law decree as leader of his party throws support behind impeachment.

The bombing was the latest Israeli attack targeting security guards escorting humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip.

New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch says crime lab analysis shows matches to gun, snack wrapper and water bottle.

UN members vote overwhelmingly to demand a ceasefire in Gaza and in support of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.

Hospital says the Brazilian leader is doing well as he prepares for a second surgery this week following a fall at home.

Young men from China to South Korea are celebrating Trump's re-election as a victory against anti-male sentiment.

Rights advocates decry the nomination of the Florida Republican, who has compared Palestinian civilians to Nazis.

Trump has regularly criticised Wray for role in probes into former president and was widely expected to fire him.

Several European countries pause Syrian asylum requests days after the al-Assad dynasty collapsed.

Kyiv urges unity among its allies on isolating Putin and says discussions on the war must include Ukraine.

Attacks on several towns come as officials from countries including the US, France meet with Lebanon official in Beirut.