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Palestinian prisoners were freed late on Saturday after 13 Israelis were released from Gaza as part of truce agreement.

People & Power investigates what major new oil projects in Uganda mean for the country, its people and the environment.

Many of the injured who were not mobile remained in the hospital after its evacuation on November 18.

The government, say its opponents, is even banning pro-Gaza protests, worried the spirit of the Hirak will rise again.

Venables, who guided England to the Euro 96 semis and Barcelona to 1986 European Cup final, died after a long illness.

There were concerns that the Israel-Hamas truce was at risk of derailing on day two.

If White House request granted, it would enable Israel to access US weapons with less congressional oversight.

Watch the moment Palestinian woman Israa Jaabis returns home and embraces her son after eight years imprisoned in Israel

Only one of 14 crew members found from the sunk cargo ship Raptor as Storm Oliver pummels the Mediterranean coast.

New video from Gaza's al-Shifa Hospital has emerged, made possible by the pause in Israel's attack.

Russia intercepts Ukrainian drones over four regions, including Moscow, a day after its attack on Kyiv.

Reporters Silvia Nayssa Arce, Alberto Sanchez and Marco Antonio Toledo have been released unharmed, officials say.

Hussein was just 32 when he was killed by an Israeli air raid on Khan Younis. His body was found by his own brother.

Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio claims 'calm restored' after government said the attack was repelled.

Five Palestinians were shot dead in Jenin, while three others were killed elsewhere in the occupied West Bank on Sunday.

Emboldened by curfews and raids on Palestinians, illegal settlers have stepped up violence and property theft.

Taylor added Cameron's world super-lightweight titles to her lightweight belts six months after losing to her.

Aid organisations make urgent call for humanitarian corridors to allow them to do their work safely.

About 55,500 Lebanese have been displaced by clashes between Hezbollah and Israeli forces since October 7.

Israel is now expected to release 39 Palestinian prisoners from its jails under the Qatar-mediated truce.

As some families are now able to hold their loved ones close, thousands more in Gaza will never get a reunion.

International calls grow louder to pursue a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Current pause brings little respite after 15,000 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks during seven weeks of war.

Demonstration at what has become known as 'Hostages Square' marked 50 days since Hamas attack on Israel.

United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon condemns attack as 'deeply troubling', no troops were injured.

October saw 'unprecedented' spike in cost of water, wheat flour as Palestinians flock to markets on second day of truce.

Nurses recall horror of Israeli raid and interrogations, saying they were beaten and humiliated.

American doctors should be doing all we can to protect healthcare workers in Gaza. Why aren't we?

Andry Rajoelina has secured a third term in an election marred by a low turnout and an opposition boycott.

As Palestinian women and children return home from Israeli prisons, many say they endured incredibly harsh conditions.

Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen on Finland's NATO accession, Russian threats, and Israeli deal vs Gaza stance.

Liverpool snap City's 23-match winning run at the Etihad as clash between the Premier League's top two ends 1-1.

Rescue efforts to save workers trapped since November 12 slowed after damage to a digging machine.

Everyone stopped shooting, but can emotional reunions bring new understanding between warring sides?

The truce holds with more captive and prisoner swaps expected as Gaza receives limited but much-needed humanitarian aid.

Amid the truce, some Palestinians returned to their houses in north and central Gaza - only to find rubble and debris.

Healthcare workers in London are demanding a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

Trucks deliver fuel, cooking gas, food and medicine in the largest aid convoy to Gaza since the war began.

A propaganda battle over the war on Gaza. Plus, UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese on media missteps in this conflict.

The vessel reportedly had its tracker turned off, a sign that crew members likely expected a threat in the region.

Records by child athletes have reignited debates around age restrictions at global sporting events such as the Olympics.

Officials say more than 20 people have been injured in the fire, the cause of which is yet to be determined.

Investigation continues after a vehicle exploded at a checkpoint on the US side of a bridge connecting two countries.

Danielle was just 24 when she and her partner, Noam Shay, were brutally killed by Hamas at Supernova festival.

Captives are expected to be released each day until Monday during pause in fighting.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the attack an act of 'wilful terror'.

Founded by an Israeli peace activist, the West Bank theatre offers traumatised children a space to heal from conflict.

Palestinians are temporarily safe from bombardment, but Gaza saw an 'intensification' of Israeli strikes ahead of truce.

Bakeer is one of 39 Palestinian prisoners released by Israel in exchange for 13 Hamas captives under Qatar-mediated deal

Israel says hospital director is being questioned; WHO voices fears over safety of dozens who still in the facility.