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The United States has vetoed a UN Security Council draft resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

Farmers are angry at what they say is unfair competition from cheaper imports from Poland's war-torn neighbour and ally.

International Court of Justice to hear from 52 countries on legality of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories.

Majority of members voted to call for an immediate ceasefire in Israel's war on Gaza that has killed more than 29,000.

David Cameron is first British foreign secretary to visit the Falkland Islands in 30 years.

South Africa urged the ICJ to find that the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories is illegal.

Authorities say 3,000 people died during the September 8 earthquake, which damaged more than 60,000 dwellings.

After days of being refused entry by Israeli forces, a team of UN doctors was allowed into Nasser Hospital in south Gaza

Italy's top court decided last year to proceed with the trial against the four officials, who will be tried in absentia.

Unchecked border movement and poor sewage systems have a new partner in wreaking havoc: climate change

Kremlin says widow Yulia's accusations that Navalny was poisoned by a nerve agent are 'unfounded and vulgar'.

The war on Gaza seems to be a testing ground for Israel's new weaponry, with devastating effect.

A video of children collecting flour off the ground shows how serious the hunger situation is in Gaza.

Russia's annexation of the peninsula was not recognised by any nation except Moscow.

The London High Court hearing will determine whether Assange is extradited to the US after his decade-long legal battle.

Leaked document claims first lady allegedly conspired with former PM to kill the president and replace him herself.

What was the mood in Gaza like before the current war broke out?

Israeli police grappled with protesters marching to the house of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Clearly, Germany has learned nothing from its long history of genocidal violence.

A court will decide if Julian Assange may appeal extradition to the US, where relatives say he could die in jail.

The unnamed woman is accused of raising funds that benefitted the Ukrainian armed forces.

Work stoppage follows mass resignations and caused major delays to surgical procedures and treatment.

Shmyhal says delays in providing long-range artillery, missile equipment is 'main danger for us on the battlefield'.

The DRC, the UN and Western countries say Rwanda is supporting rebels in DRC in a bid to control vast mineral resources.

Veterans Warner, Maxwell, Santner and Southee will look to shine in the three-match Trans-Tasman T20 series.

Tens of thousands of farmers will resume their march to demand guaranteed crop prices as government talks failed.

In Rafah's horrifically crowded camps, children find one bright spot of play and smiles, up in the skies above.

As Israel threatens to launch offensive in Rafah, the US has drafted a UN resolution calling for a temporary ceasefire.

The military says it will appoint a new government, but has not indicated when that would be.

EFE news agency says Maksim Kuzminov's bullet-riddled body was found on February 13 in southern Spain.

Biennial air show opens to the public for the first time since the onset of the COVID-pandemic in 2020.

As India prepares for the world's largest elections, parties are turning to AI for novel - and dangerous - strategies.

Defence minister says the $7.25bn plan will increase Australian navy's surface combatant fleet to 26 from 11.

Incident comes as Beijing steps up patrols near Kinmen Islands following the death of two Chinese fishermen in the area.

The proposed acquisition would create the biggest credit card company in the US.

The Russian-made car was delivered to Kim for his 'personal use', North Korea's state-run KCNA says.

At least one dead as Israeli forces open fire on crowd of hungry Palestinians waiting for aid convoy in northern Gaza.

The search giant's cached links long helped researchers keep track of China's heavily censored internet.

Video shows a Palestinian man requesting a wheelchair, and his emotional response to receiving it.

Israel says Brazilian president is not welcome in the country after he compared Israel's war on Gaza to the Holocaust.

Palestine presented its case against Israel's occupation of territories to the International Court of Justice

UN's International Court of Justice holds hearings on consequences of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories.

Half a million people have fled from Sudan to South Sudan, to escape fighting and hunger.

Israeli army spokesperson says Hezbollah weapons depots near Sidon were targeted.

The proposed resolution by Israel's chief ally also warns it not to launch an offensive in Rafah.

United Nations rights experts express alarm over reports of alleged human rights violations in Gaza and the West Bank.

Taliban snubs an invitation to a two-day meeting of international envoys to Afghanistan in Doha.

The decision by Japan's Itochu to cut ties with Israel's Elbit over Gaza will have consequences beyond Palestine.

Qatar Foreign Ministry officials accuse prime minister of seeking to prolong Israel's war on Gaza.

PM's office says Israel will impose some restrictions on access to Old City site during Islamic holy month.