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US threatened to withhold military aid to Israel,but deployed troops, anti-missile system at the same time.

A 20-year-old Palestinian man who was confined to a hospital bed was burned to death after an Israeli strike.

19-year-old Shaban al-Dalou had filmed himself donating blood and narrating his family's displacement in Deir el-Balah.

10 members of the Abu Taamiya family were killed by an Israeli airstrike in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Around 4,000 people squatting at a once-luxurious hotel are hoping for a better life.

US-based Hindu American Foundation has laundered Modi gov't's track record on minorities, championed its interests.

Hezbollah vows to fire more rockets until Israel stops air strikes and ground invasion in Lebanon.

The bears, part of China's 'panda diplomacy', will stay in DC's National Zoo under a 10-year agreement.

Some opinion polls suggest the Israeli prime minister's approval ratings are rising.

Demand for air taxis is rising, but regulatory approval and consumer trust remain significant hurdles, analysts warn.

Over 27 million lives affected by worst drought in a century, with 21 million children malnourished, says WFP.

Curbs against Palestinian prisoner support network imposed amid mounting pressure since Israel's Gaza war began.

Former US President Trump says if re-elected, there would be a return of ICE raids.

North Carolina's Robinson denies report he wrote racially and sexually explicit posts and called himself a 'black Nazi'.

The Jets are reportedly finalising a trade with the Raiders to reunite Adams with former star teammate Aaron Rodgers.

Tensions between the two countries were brewing long before the latest diplomatic spat.

Students rally after a rape is reported on social media over the weekend.

Irregular crossings fell 42 percent in the first nine months of 2024, according to EU's border agency Frontex.

India and Canada have kicked out one another's diplomats after a row over who is responsible for the killing of a Sikh.

Israel bombs a makeshift displacement camp in the courtyard of a central Gaza hospital, spreading fear.

We have developed a model that can provide a global UBI through a cap and share' scheme for fossil fuels.

Hundreds of protesters blockaded the New York Stock Exchange to demand the US stops arming and funding Israel's wars.

Refugees from Syria's war have been arriving back in opposition-held areas after fleeing Israeli attacks in Lebanon.

Paris-based organisation cites government's failure to act on its previous recommendations, some more than a decade old.

UNICEF, WFP call for support for hundreds of thousands displaced by fighting, with women and children bearing the brunt.

Washington wants to test if its advanced THAAD system is useful against Iran's new hypersonic ballistic missiles.

Information warfare

Who wins the US election could mean big differences to the people of Gaza.

Twelve bodies recovered in the Jabalia refugee camp, where the Israeli army launched a ground offensive 11 days ago.

PM Netanyahu's office says it will consider US 'opinions', but Israel will make its own decision in attacking Iran.

From one war zone to another, and back again - how some of the most vulnerable cannot escape wherever they turn.

Officials stalk nightclubs, concerts and subway stations, looking for men who cannot serve or refuse to join the army.

As African Union forces fighting al-Shabab plan to withdraw this year, Somalis seek accountability for civilian deaths.

Exercises raise regional tension warns Taipei; US slams war games as it launches drills with Philippines.

Asbestos in the vast piles of rubble left by Israel's relentless bombardment of Gaza is a threat to Palestinians.

North Korea has been seen blowing up inter-Korean roads and rail lines as tensions with South Korea increase.

Hong Kong's oldest zoo park seals off section following death of nine monkeys.

The attack in the Christian-majority town of Aitou hit a house rented to displaced families.

Nigeria's claims about mistreatment in Libya are being investigated by the Confederation of African Football.

Scheduled for October 7 to mark one year since Israel's war on Gaza, the rally was postponed due to Hurricane Milton.

Israeli soldiers killed one brother after another. Eventually all three were laid to rest beside their father.

European Council says 14 individuals and entities subject to asset freeze and travel ban.

Latest move comes after Pyongyang accused South Korea of sending drones carrying propaganda leaflets over its capital.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says move would help ease cost of living for households.

Vinatier, who works for a Swiss conflict mediation group, was detained as ties between France and Russia deteriorated.

As the war enters its 963rd day, these are the main developments.

Deal with Kairos Power comes as tech giants are scouring the globe for electricity sources to power data centres.

Harris says second Trump term would be 'dangerous' as presidential candidates hold duelling rallies in key swing state.

Mohammed Tahir, a UK doctor on his third medical mission to Gaza, pleads with the world to do more to end the war.

Malaysian stocks are having a moment in the sun amid robust economic growth and influx in investment by US tech giants.