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Dead, jailed, tortured, displaced. AJLabs looks at the human toll of 13 years of the war in Syria.

Other candidate countries may follow suit and refuse to embark on reform while enjoying EU-granted privileges.

Rights groups say the killings specifically targeted elderly people and Vodou practitioners.

Analysts say US President-elect Donald Trump's second term is poised to bolster far-right groups and strain trade ties.

Syrians have set fire to the grave of former president Hafez al-Assad, father of the ousted leader Bashar.

Disagreements over the ownership of the Murdoch Family Trust have led to a legal battle.

Six Palestinians describe how they try to feed their families amid severe food shortages.

Publishing platform Substack removed a post purporting to be by Luigi Mangione, suspect in killing of Brian Thompson.

After working for years without pay, the only doctor in a poor rural area faces the imminent closure of her clinic.

Russians should also avoid heading to Canada and most EU states, warns Moscow's Foreign Ministry.

Khalil Ur-Rahman Haqqani entered government after the Taliban seized power following US-led drawdown in 2021.

Salma Daoudi on the ideological challenges the Syrian opposition forces will have to address.

An artillery attack by Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has killed dozens of civilians.

Thousands of discharged troops are locked in a bureaucratic struggle, fighting for a legal status to ease their plight.

The risk of nuclear weapons being used again is "higher than it has ever been before", say Nobel Prize winners.

Robert Geist Pinfold talks about Israel's attacks on Syria, and questions Israel's logic when seizing more territory.

Local governor says fire extinguished after Ukraine claims attack on site that fuels pipeline for military supplies.

Supreme leader says Iranian intel warned of enemy' threats, denies 'axis of resistance' weakened by fall of key ally.

Mohamad Elmasry on what Syria's opposition forces will have to do, to keep the country from spiralling into conflict.

Here are the key developments on the 1,021st day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Bombardment across besieged territory continues and humanitarian crisis deepens after 14 months of Israeli attacks.

China quietly aligned with al-Assad through UNSC vetoes, but has not been directly involved like Iran or Russia.

Commander Hassan Abdul Ghani said the city and its military airport are fully 'liberated'.

More people killed in North Darfur and Greater Khartoum attacks as fighting between the army and the RSF turns bloodier.

The island tracked 53 Chinese military aircraft and 11 navy ships in 24 hours.

The suspect in the killing of a health firm CEO in New York, shouted in protest as he was brought into court.

Several countries recorded total electoral power transfers while opposition groups made significant wins in others.

What does Israel gain by attacking Syria in the wake of al-Assad's overthrow?

Nihon Hidankyo, a group of Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors, honoured for fighting to abolish nuclear weapons.

Internet users flood outlet with bad reviews after tip-off leads to arrest of suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO's killing.

The president-elect's proposal came with scant details, but environmental groups likened it to a corporate 'bribe'.

Health Ministry warns patients could die from lack of food, water as UN official briefs Security Council on conditions.

Developments come as opposition party prepares to make second bid to impeach President Yoon Suk-yeol.

Trade representative Katherine Tai denounced the government of Daniel Ortega for 'repressive acts' against critics.

The US military says it has intercepted a barrage of missiles and drones fired by the Yemen-based group.

Mangione appears in court day after arrest in Pennsylvania for murder of Brian Thompson in Midtown Manhattan.

Residents of the Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp have started returning to their homes.

Years of war and sanctions have left much of the country in ruins.

Hundreds gather in Kenya's capital to rally against gender-based violence.

Police in Nairobi used tear gas to disperse protesters demanding an end to femicide.

Some firewalls targeted in the US were protecting critical infrastructure companies, the US Treasury Department says.

Hunter Biden was accused of influencing policy for personal gain. His critics aren't upset over Trump Jr's similar role.

One year into his presidency, Milei has fast become a symbol of what the global far right hope to achieve.

Netanyahu took the stand for about four hours and will resume testifying on Wednesday.

Officers Jamil Hassan and Abdul Salam Mahmoud behind torture of detainees, including US citizens, prosecutors say.

A stalwart Assad ally for decades, Iran has to decide how it will approach the new Syria.

Al-Bashir headed the HTS-led Syrian Salvation Government (SSG) in the northwest area of Idlib.

Some European countries are freezing asylum applications for people from Syria in the wake of the fall of its regime.

A young girl in northern Gaza sends a heartfelt message to the people of Syria, congratulating them on their freedom.

Lieutenant-General Faiz Hamid, under arrest since August, is the first spy chief accused of helping a political party.