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Burying the dead isn't new, but the 64-year-old undertaker is overwhelmed with the sheer scale and horror of the war.

The number of airlines flying into the country has crawled back up to 45, from a low of just seven in December.

South Korea says North Korea has sent Russia 6,700 containers carrying millions of munitions since September.

Law requires protection of information that is 'not state secrets but will cause certain adverse effects if leaked'.

US president easily wins Michigan but early results show a backlash from some voters over his Gaza policy.

Warning comes as Israeli forces again opened fire on Palestinians waiting for food aid in northern Gaza.

Company to try raising and lowering prices throughout the day based on demand, prompting backlash.

Art Not Genocide Alliance says any works that represent Israel are an 'endorsement of its genocidal policies' in Gaza.

Henry Ford's utopian city, nestled in the rainforest, reflects an ongoing legacy of deforestation from agribusiness.

Benjamin Netanyahu says a ground offensive is vital to eliminating Hamas.

A toddler in northern Gaza has died after bread, made from animal feed, poisoned him to death.

Israelis are divided over the war and their opinions of the government, resulting in a low turnout and higher tensions.

Prosecutors say Riad Salameh, bank governor from 1993 to 2023, being investigated for money laundering, other crimes.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman seeks to position himself as a potential mediator to end Russia's war on Ukraine.

Bashar Murad, a Palestinian singer based in Jerusalem, could represent Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest if he wins

We have experienced the full severity of Germany's crackdown on pro-Palestinian activism. No, it is not about guilt.

Arab and Muslim communities say they'll 'punish' Biden even if it means Democrats lose in November.

Children in Kharkiv are now being taught in underground schools inside metro stations.

Bashar Murad said he wants to use his song to 'illustrate' the difficulties Palestinians face in order to be heard.

The 46-year-old and his associates were guilty of several murders, judges ruled, concluding a years-long trial.

US President Joe Biden has said Israel has agreed not to engage in military activities during Ramadan in Gaza.

Italy's highest court has ruled that the country's vessels cannot return rescued refugees to the North African country.

Global warming has shrunk crop yields in farming communities, forcing an unexpected invention.

Asad Ali Toor has been accused of to trying to 'coerce, intimidate, and incite violence' against government officials.

The co-chair of a Russian rights group that shared the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize has been jailed for two and half years.

Arab and Muslim Americans in the perennial swing state hope grassroots activism will bring peace to Gaza.

Gaza's beloved champion was in line to participate in the Olympics until an Israeli attack took her life.

The trophy, steeped in colonial history, is at the heart of a bitter rugby rivalry between Scotland and England.

A 2-month-old boy has died from hunger after Israel's starvation of Gaza left his parents unable to provide for him.

Donation from Ruth Gottesman will provide students in New York's worst-performing borough for health with free tuition.

How is Israel's war sparking dialogue around the diversity of Palestinian identities and co-existence?

Gaza's 11-year-old war reporter Sumayya Wushah was inspired by Shireen Abu Akleh to tell Palestine's stories.

Moscow court finds veteran human rights advocate who spoke out against the war in Ukraine guilty of discrediting army.

Thousands of Palestinians facing hunger crowded onto a beach as Jordan's military airdropped desperately needed aid.

The series of attacks revives fears that the war in Gaza could escalate across the region.

The Syrian government calls upon high-precision, low-cost drones to target rebel and civilian personnel and infrastructure.

Some back the Houthis' attempt to take on the West and Israel over Gaza. Many also worry about a sharper escalation.

Held in the Middle East for the first time, the technology conference aims to connect entrepreneurs with investors.

Coming amid attacks on refineries, ban is intended to avert shortages and spiking prices on the domestic market.

While Hamas wants a permanent ceasefire, Netanyahu does not want to halt the war until Hamas is defeated.

Deliveries of humanitarian aid to Gaza dropped by 50 percent in February compared with January.

Israeli police moved in to break up a protest by ultra-Orthodox Jews who want their exemption from military service.

Palestinian group yet to comment on proposed deal, but decries international failure to get humanitarian aid into Gaza.

The strike in Guinea's capital Conakry comes days after the military unexpectedly dissolved the transitional government.

As the war rages in Gaza, US President Joe Biden says he hopes a ceasefire can take effect by early next week.

Military says it destroyed vessels and missiles in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen that were aimed at the Red Sea.

US president Joe Biden says he hopes a Gaza ceasefire deal can be agreed between Israel and Hamas by Monday.

New law granting tribal status to Paharis has angered Gujjars and Bakerwals who fear dilution of constitutional rights.

Centre-right government says health agency set up to improve access for Maori people will be shut down by end of June.

Conservative justices express concerns about Florida and Texas laws that curb platforms' content moderation policies.