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Mehdi Hasan debates Kimani Ichung'wah on Kenya's crackdown on dissent and the future of Ruto's leadership.

Trump's Hindu nationalist supporters are refusing to accept the apparent anti-Indian racism of his base.

The city can finally mourn the tens of thousands of victims of Hafez al-Assad and the massacre he ordered 43 years ago.

The actor best known for his role in The French Connection has died; foul play is not suspected.

Conservative People's Party, Social Democrats and liberal Neos to present a 'common programme' after deal.

South Korea's National Intelligence Service says it is assessing size of Pyongyang's deployment to the war in Ukraine.

Hundreds of Palestinians released by Israeli show signs of emaciation and abuse suffered while in detention.

Here are the key developments on the 1,098th day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Carl Muhlbach, FiscalFuture's director, on why young German voters back the far right or left-wing parties.

A security camera in eastern Lebanon captured the moments a car was hit in a suspected Israeli drone attack.

Huy Duc worked for influential state-run newspapers before authoring a popular blog critical of country's leaders.

Iran appears poised to impose new levels of control and oversight into crypto amid deteriorating economic conditions.

US State Department says overseas development and aid programmes to be cut by $54bn.

School-aged child dies in Texas amid outbreak concentrated among followers of Christian sect.

Is Pakistan's delay in approving Starlink's licence due to national security interests or political concerns?

European Commission says it will react 'firmly and immediately' against unjustified trade barriers.

Hosts Pakistan aim to end Champions Trophy on a high against Bangladesh following underwhelming group-stage exit.

Real Madrid beat Real Sociedad 1-0 in their Copa del Rey semifinal first-leg tie, but match marred by racist abuse.

Trump took harsh stance towards Venezuela during first term but has shown interest in collaboration in recent months.

The new plants will be built in the US over the next five years and create 3,000 jobs for skilled workers.

Nawaf Salam's government wins the backing of 95 lawmakers in the 128-seat parliament.

This month marks 140 years since Western powers sidelined Africans and carved up the continent to own" it themselves.

Musk defended DOGE attempts to fire federal employees, while Trump said Russia would have to make concessions for peace.

Israel-Hamas agreement needed to move to phase two of multi-stage deal.

The section will not include viewpoints that oppose personal liberties and free markets, Bezos said in a staff memo.

The US president and his allies continue their efforts to dismantle agencies long viewed with ire by conservatives.

The Bosnian Serb separatist leader Milorad Dodik was sentenced to one year in prison by a Bosnian court.

Nonprofits and businesses have argued that a 90-day foreign aid freeze under Trump has left US government bills unpaid.

BP slashes planned investment in renewable energy and is increasing annual oil and gas spending.

US president says Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Washington, DC, on Friday to sign US-Ukraine critical minerals deal.

A Palestinian father has described how his 6-week-old baby daughter died from the cold in their tent in northern Gaza.

In Catatumbo, fighting has forced over 55,000 people from their homes. What does it mean for Colombia's peace process?

How do Germans remember - or forget - their colonial history and role in the Berlin Conference that carved up Africa?

The belief that the US Constitution can protect against despotism has always been an illusion.

Israel has bombed Syria, just days after Netanyahu said Syrian troops are banned from entering the south.

Palestinians took selfies with three Israeli tanks sent into Jenin, analysts said their deployment was performative.

US President Donald Trump has posted a bizarre AI-generated video believed to represent his 'Gaza Riviera'

Zelenskyy might visit Trump this week for a rare earth minerals deal in efforts to win Washington's backing for Kyiv.

Mass arrests come as army issues evacuation orders to families in Nur Shams camp, giving them three hours to leave.

Morocco tackles pressing water scarcity through a blend of ancient and modern solutions.

A House Judiciary Committee report says 99 noncitizens on the 'terrorist watchlist' were released. Is this true?

Kigali condemns London's sanctions over the M23 advance in DR Congo as 'punitive measures'.

Landmark ruling by Sarajevo court comes after yearlong trial against the president of Bosnia's autonomous Serb Republic.

A new film reveals how Moscow's overhauled syllabus is influencing a generation of young Russians.

And that is thanks to a political elite that did not heed prescient warnings.

For most countries, the first day of fasting is likely to be March 2, depending on the sighting of the new moon.

A power outage plunged much of Chile into darkness on Tuesday, prompting authorities to declare a state of emergency.

The tariffs are violating basic principles of the WTO and undermining international and bilateral cooperation.

The prisoners will be released in the coming days after Hamas hands over the bodies of four Israeli captives.

A PHRI report says healthcare workers are arbitrarily detained, humiliated, and sexually and psychologically abused.