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The Washington Post has taken down a cartoon that's been condemned as a racist depiction of Palestinians and Arabs.

More than one journalist a day has been killed since the start of the war last month.

Air wars heat up over Ukraine as ground battles hit a stalemate, while on the diplomatic front, the EU warms up to Kyiv.

Housing 100,000, Gaza's smallest camp has no water and mounting waste is spreading disease amid Israeli air raids.

The Israeli military gave a group of foreign journalists a tour inside northern Gaza.

South Africa's key opposition party believes it is the government-in-waiting ahead of the 2024 vote. But analysts doubt.

A Palestinian woman and her husband were arrested in Israel on terrorism charges over her WhatsApp status.

Visualising the Israeli bombs being dropped on Gaza and the destruction they are leaving behind.

As many as 3,300 army personnel will take part in an 'intensified' operation to curb illegal mining across South Africa.

Israeli government tries to deflect responsibility, sow doubt as it seeks to define the narrative in the war on Gaza.

Authorities shutter schools, markets and parks for four days due to the toxic air after tens of thousands fall ill.

Israel's evacuation 'warnings' in Gaza are nothing but stunts to win over Western audiences - and they are not working.

This Saturday's protest will coincide with Armistice weekend, commemorating the end of World War I.

Ethiopian defence forces have pushed out Fano fighters to regain control of Lalibela, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Hamas pushes back, and looking at Gaza from the rest of the Arab World - here's the Middle East this week.

Hundreds of foreign nationals have exited Gaza through the Rafah crossing, but some Palestinian Egyptians are stranded.

The lawsuit urges the ICC to include 'genocide' in Gaza war crimes probe and issue arrest warrants for Israel's leaders.

Just like Hezbollah, it appears the Iran-backed Houthis are still refraining from using all the tools in their arsenal.

More than 70 percent of Gaza's population of 2.3 million have been displaced since the start of the war.

Craig Mokhiber criticises the UN's inaction on the genocide' in Gaza and labels Oslo Accords a mockery within the UN.

As the war in Ukraine drags on, the Kremlin is trying to win audiences over at the movies.

The report on Turkey's progress towards meeting standards for EU membership says Ankara is 'backsliding'.

Thieves have become increasingly brazen, snatching tractors and expensive equipment along with olives.

Proposals for finding ways to help Gaza civilians include opening a maritime corridor and setting up floating hospitals.

Hundreds of pro-Palestine protesters in Australia disrupted the supply of an Israeli cargo shipping company.

Putin visits Kazakhstan while Raisi, Erdogan and Kakar are due to attend a regional economic summit in Uzbekistan.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 34th day, these are the main developments.

People across the world call for immediate ceasefire and urgent humanitarian action for Gaza.

A tearful Lanning says she has 'nothing left to achieve' as she announces her decision to quit international cricket.

A powerful alliance of ethnic armed groups began an offensive two weeks ago that has emboldened others fighting coup.

In eastern India's Kolkata, synagogues are managed by Muslim caretakers. The Israel war won't change that, they say.

War in Gaza takes centre stage as Republican candidates push to close the gap with distant frontrunner Donald Trump.

Thousands of children sheltering at Shifa Hospital with their families find comfort in the toys they packed with them.

Months of industrial action have crippled the entertainment industry, halting hundreds of films and television shows.

As the war enters its 624th day, these are the main developments.

Mossad says it worked with intelligence agencies from Brazil and elsewhere to thwart planned attack on Jewish sites.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin says the move was in response to continued attacks on US forces in Syria and Iraq.

Scot Marciel says Washington should focus on engaging with the region rather than trying to counter Chinese influence.

Letter by US aid agency staffers says humanitarian assistance is largely 'rendered moot' amid intensifying violence.

Experts say a fractured Republican Party is increasingly turning away from Ukraine in favour of support for Israel.

Al Jazeera speaks to former UN special rapporteur Michael Lynk about reality of Israel's control over besieged enclave.

Germany's president urges 'clear stand against terror' anti-Semitism.

Demand for a humanitarian ceasefire during Qatar-mediated talks, but details of deal remain unclear.

A missile has hit a civilian vessel in the Black Sea region, killing one and injuring four, the army says.

The image apparently refers to Western allegations that Hamas uses Palestinian children and women as human shields.

Israeli cabinet minister's statement that an atomic bomb is an option for Gaza raises global alarm.

Human rights groups say the amendment to Israel's counterterrorism law is tantamount to thought policing.

Israel's military gives residents narrow window to flee south, but its strikes continue in every corner of the enclave.

Medical services across the Gaza Strip have been hit by non-stop Israeli air strikes near hospitals.

Russia is engaging in export requisitions and buybacks to boost its depleting arsenal, US newspaper reports.