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Hundreds of students and academics have been arrested during rallies opposing Israel's war on Gaza.

MV Andromeda Star suffers damage and MQ-9 Reaper drone shot down in latest escalation by the Houthis.

Abu Ala al-Walai, leader of Iraqi armed group KSS, tells our correspondent that the Islamic Resistance will prevail.

New weapons seen as crucial as Kyiv faces dire battlefield conditions, ammunition shortage amid Russian military gains.

Big socio-political gains have followed apartheid but the legacy of racism and segregation is still starkly visible.

Palestinian group says it is 'open to any ideas' but sticks to its demand that a deal must permanently end the Gaza war.

University oversight panel says president undermined academic freedom by allowing New York police break up Gaza protest.

New York district attorney accuses two prominent art dealers of the illegal trafficking of antiquities worth $3m.

These politically neutral problem solvers' do short stints in political campaigns and are valued for their data skills.

Experts say growing protest movement on university campuses could help shift US policy on Israel in the long term.

Former National Enquirer publisher faces grilling from Trump defence team as first full week of US testimony wraps up.

More than 120,000 people have been displaced, Kenyan government says, with 22 others injured and eight reported missing.

The baby girl who was rescued from her dead mother's womb after an Israeli air strike in Rafah has died.

Students from universities in Australia are joining their American peers in protests for Palestine

This week on UpFront, Marc Lamont Hill talks to the authors of a new scathing report on US arms sales to Israel.

Funds aim to provide support for children, others affected by armed conflict in Ukraine, Qatari foreign ministry says.

Attack on al-Fashir would have 'devastating consequences' for civilians in area already on brink of famine, UN says.

Organisers say the initiative aims to challenge Israel's 17-year-old blockade and put an end to the ongoing 'genocide'.

Forensic experts in Porto Alegre are working to determine the cause of the blaze and identify the victims.

SNP leader says 'confident' to win vote as pressure builds following decision to end coalition deal with the Greens.

From France to Australia, students are part of pro-Palestine protests as Columbia students continue encampments.

Mexico has a tradition of granting asylum, but experts see political motive behind offers made under Lopez Obrador.

Sabreen al-Rouh Jouda dies just days after her mother, father and sister were killed in Israel attack on Rafah.

Marc Lamont Hill discusses student activism for Palestine with Columbia University student organiser Maryam Alwan.

Facing hate speech and violence, who - and where - you are can make all the difference for Syrian refugees in Lebanon.

Modi pricks challengers by focusing on hot-button issues such as religious discrimination, affirmative action and taxes.

The top lawmaker in Vietnam has been forced to step down as the country's anticorruption drive gathers pace.

ARBIH, formed in April 1992, managed against all odds to successfully defend the country's sovereignty.

Students say growing protests on US university campuses are part of a 'fight against genocide' in the Gaza Strip.

Gaza emergency officials have presented evidence of mass grave killings they say were by Israeli forces at two hospitals

Chanting their support for Palestinians, students demonstrated at the Paris Institute of Political Studies.

China says it prefers to bolster its ties with the United States, but considerable challenges remain.

The brutality of Israel's war on Gaza has opened Western eyes to the suffering of the Palestinian people.

A symbolic political act cannot put an end to Israeli crimes or grant Palestinians sovereignty.

In a new report, Human Rights Watch said military forces 'summarily executed' 223 civilians in February.

As Spain waits to learn if the Socialist premier will resign, analysts say his announcement could be a political play.

The UN mission has been told to leave due to inefficiency in protecting civilians from armed conflict.

Thirty years after the end of apartheid, we revisit iconic images by Jurgen Schadeberg, and the stories behind the lens.

Protesters accused police of excessive force during arrests at an anti-war protest camp at Emory University.

Ukraine has pledged to bolster its anticorruption efforts as part of its bid for European Union membership.

Thousands of Indigenous people marched in Brazil's capital to demand the demarcation of their lands.

Hamas is stressing its four conditions even as 18 countries try to ramp up pressure on the group for a deal.

X owner is fighting governments over their attempts to curtail online content deemed to be harmful.

Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief says former leader 'among those being investigated'.

Villages where Modi launched his farm outreach a decade ago have seen deaths and debt mount since then.

Women react with dismay to New York court's decision to overturn the rape conviction of Harvey Weinstein.

Tech giants' shares surge after stronger-than-expected earnings.

Defence and prosecution prepare for retrial of the once-powerful movie producer in landmark #MeToo case.

Former US president says Charlottesville rally was a 'little peanut' compared with pro-Palestinian student protests.

As the war enters its 792nd day, these are the main developments.