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Palestinian officials call latest assault 'premeditated' as people seeking humanitarian supplies increasingly targeted.

Russian president's all but guaranteed fifth term in power comes as economy has outperformed expectations.

An Indian government committee has recommended that polls for local bodies to parliament be held together.

Myanmar is the world's largest opium producer where the conflict has made it a lucrative crop for struggling farmers.

Manhattan prosecutors say they will not oppose delay of up to 30 days in trial set to start March 25.

The reasons are complex - the consequences more straightforward: An ageing population and deepening labour shortage.

Japanese carmakers have struggled to keep up with their Chinese rivals in the fast-growing EV market.

Both parents will be sentenced on April 9, with manslaughter carrying a penalty of up to 15 years in prison.

The CAA's main message is that Muslims do not belong to India in the same way that Hindus do. But it also goes further.

Freedom for Ousmane Sonko and Bassirou Diomaye Faye could dramatically alter the election race.

US president's remarks come as he is seeking to shore up support in key swing state of Pennsylvania.

As the war enters its 751st day, these are the main developments.

Five years on, there has been little reflection on the Islamophobia behind the Christchurch mosque attacks.

Tokyo's plans to give authorities more power to revoke permanent residency prompts cries of xenophobia.

As Haiti faces a crisis of gang violence, questions swirl about whether a multinational task force will help - or harm.

The move comes as the Palestinian Authority faces pressure to reform from the US amid Israel's war on Gaza.

Schumer called Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu one of several 'major obstacles' to peace in Gaza, in harshest criticism yet.

Mahmoud Ahmed is one of thousands of Palestinians spending the month of Ramadan in a bombed out home.

Is a two-state solution possible?

US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says that Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu is an obstacle to peace'.

The House passes a bill that could make the Chinese platform unavailable in the country.

Amid concerns over user privacy and national security, Mnuchin told US media TikTok 'should be owned by US businesses'.

The rocket, key to NASA's future plans, was lost after re-entering Earth's atmosphere but hit key milestones in flight.

And how will groups deemed to meet the new criteria be sanctioned?

People and Power travels to Zambia to investigate one of the world's worst sacrifice zones'.

The bill seeks to draw a line under years of efforts to prosecute those involved in the botched secession bid.

Journalists speaking truth to power are under attack in Zimbabwe and across the globe.

At least 60 people died as the boat spent about a week lost at sea after leaving Libya, survivors tell rescuers.

NATO's secretary-general calls on members to show the political will to offer more support for Kyiv against Russia.

Britain is cutting taxes for workers again ahead of elections.

Pro-democracy activist Karim Tabbou was sentenced to a 'suspended' six-month sentence.

A young girl in Gaza says witnessing all the death and destruction in Israel's war has made her ugly.

PM Sharif will need to play a delicate balancing game to secure much-needed economic support from the US and China.

Kyiv's forces manage to largely halt a four-week advance as pro-Ukrainian Russian forces launch cross-border attacks.

The US has moved a step closer to banning TikTok after a vote in Congress.

The EU also sent requests for info to tech giants on their use of generative artificial intelligence.

The meeting was the first sign of the PTI and Sharif's PMLN parties showing a willingness to accept their differences.

Outrage outside a court in South Africa where a mother was charged with trafficking her own 6-year-old daughter.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's hold on power attributed to questionable elections and sweeping police powers.

Kim tells troops to complete 'war preparations' during military demonstration as South Korea and US wrap joint drills.

International Energy Agency says shipping disruptions provide boost to oil market with demand at 1.3 million bpd.

101 East investigates alleged paedophilia scandals involving high-profile Catholic priests in East Timor.

The Israeli army has admitted mistaking a bicycle for a rocket-propelled grenade launcher.

Putin is all but certain to win, but some refuse to engage in the political process as others plan protest votes.

Japan is only G7 nation that excludes same-sex unions with conservative government criticised as stonewalling diversity.

In the medina of the city beloved by tourists, signs of recovery lie side-by-side with lasting damage.

The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that could force TikTok's Chinese owner to divest from the firm.

The deadly incident comes after an Israeli air strike on an UNRWA-run aid centre kills at least five people in Rafah.

As Modi prepares for India's elections, Sreenivasan Jain examines the tussle between Hindutva and secularism.

UNIFIL investigation finds Israeli tank killed Reuters reporter Issam Abdallah and wounded several others in October.