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Directive 24 also urges officials to push back against foreign influence, The 88 Project says.

Germany's much lauded 'memory culture' is pure, empty, self-congratulatory propaganda.

This is why we are calling on the global health community to speak up and take immediate action.

Multiple costs to qualify for work leads, forced product purchases, high rate of blockings have stripped their earnings.

Canberra blasts Meta's decision as a 'dereliction of its commitment to the sustainability' of the media industry.

Short-term spending bill averts shutdown of agencies that would have kicked in on Saturday.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hails Mulroney's role in creating 'modern, dynamic, and prosperous country'.

New Zealand officials hoped French Polynesia and New Caledonia would respond to security pact, documents show.

A familiar pantomime plays out in the shocking residue of the massacre of dozens of desperate Palestinian aid seekers.

Two Canadian doctors just back from Gaza say the world needs to wake up and put an end to Israel's bombardment.

Far-right and ultra-religious parties won key local elections and retained controversial mayors.

US President Joe Biden to visit border town of Brownsville, Texas as Donald Trump heads to Eagle Pass, Texas.

Palestinians displaced by Israel's war on Gaza are holding onto keys from their damaged or destroyed homes.

Crisis brought on by El Nino and climate change will affect more than a million families, President Hakainde Hichilema says.

African Americans say the annual commemoration obscures dark truths about Black life.

The shooting of Maria de Fatima Muniz has renewed attention towards Indigenous attempts to reclaim ancestral territory.

Republican lawmakers question how President Biden could go for days without knowing Austin was hospitalised.

Long a controversial energy source, nuclear has been facing a renaissance in space.

Iranians are choosing a new legislature and many hope it will pave the way for reform.

Israeli forces have killed more than 100 people waiting to collect desperately needed food aid in northern Gaza.

Dehumanisation of Palestinians in shadow of Israel's Gaza war is fuelling hate and violence in the US, advocates say.

Leaders from Palestine and neighbouring countries speak out against the 'massacre' of more than 100 people seeking aid.

Opposition party members have been killed or injured as the ruling military government continues a crackdown.

Meanwhile, Ukraine downs an A-50 radar detection plane, Macron talks ground troops, and Putin threatens nuclear risk.

The announcement comes a day after heavy gunfire erupts in N'Djamena near the headquarters of Yaya Dillo's party.

Iranians will vote for members of parliament and the Assembly of Experts, which picks the country's Supreme Leader.

Palestinians in Gaza say the rise in prices of what little food is available has made surviving the war much harder.

Former Manchester United star Paul Pogba was provisionally suspended in September for testing positive for testosterone.

Marwan Bishara said Israel's massacre of Palestinians waiting for food aid in Gaza was state-sponsored terror'.

Lebanon's Hezbollah has exchanged near daily fire with Israeli since war erupted between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

This teacher in Gaza has set up a tent school to offer displaced Palestinian children an education.

An elite EU-trained Senegalese police unit was meant to tackle cross-border crime. Instead it was used to quash protests

Two weeks ahead of the presidential election, the Russian leader says his troops won't back down in Ukraine.

Is Gaza in the way?

The toll in the Palestinian enclave mounts as Israel hampers aid delivery in Gaza amid deteriorating hunger crisis.

At least one person has died in the Smokehouse Creek fire, as firefighters struggle to contain the blaze.

101 East investigates alleged human traffickers, scammers and middlemen profiting from asylum seerkers' desperation.

Dozens of casualties arrived at a hospital after the massacre of Palestinians waiting for food aid.

The spy chief said a team from an unidentified country had cultivated and recruited a former Australian politician.

The launch of Pars 1 is fourth this year, with West accusing Iran of plans to use tech for military purposes.

Hamas and Fatah are expected to attend a meeting in Moscow to discuss the future governance of a Palestinian state.

A Lahore woman barely escaped with her life. But the problems run deeper than the mob that nearly lynched her.

Karem Samra must now shelter with his family in the school where he once studied and played.

Ronaldo made the alleged gesture in response to Al-Shabab fans' chants of 'Messi' after their Saudi Pro League game.

The latest sanctions, coinciding with the anniversary of the Ukraine war, touch New Delhi, Beijing for the first time.

Only 294 of some 9,000 doctors who staged a mass walkout over government reforms have resumed work at their hospitals.

Desperate residents under Israeli attack while trying to get flour for families as famine stalks the strip.

Wildfires are burning northern Panhandle, whipped up by fierce winds and hot, dry temperatures.

Enlightened Americans are no longer willing to tolerate egregious status quo by opting for the 'lesser of two evils'.

Can Catalan club Girona finish their astonishing season by taking their grand history to the top of Spanish football?