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As the war enters its 612th day, these are the main developments.

Detention of Bangladesh National Party leader comes ahead of general elections set for early next year.

Israel-ordered shutdowns and settler attacks in occupied West Bank take devastating toll on Palestinian economy.

Springboks kick their way to 12-11 win after All Blacks captain Sam Cane was first player to be red-carded in a final.

Taiwan considers its ability to counter a Chinese invasion attempt with lessons learned from Gaza and Ukraine.

Paltel Group says services being gradually restored after disruption due to Israeli bombardment.

Israeli prime minister describes campaign against Hamas as 'second war of independence'.

Perry found dead in a hot tub at his Los Angeles home, the LA Times reports.

Israeli relatives increasingly angry over fate of captives, particularly during military's large-scale bombing of Gaza.

The past four days of land incursions, bombs and an information blackout won't necessarily harm a well-prepared Hamas.

The government says the 16-year-old fell and hit her head after experiencing a drop in blood pressure.

In city of Ashkelon, in southern Israel, locals speak of the constant sound of aerial attacks on the nearby Gaza Strip.

Overwhelmed morgues, cemeteries and near-constant bombardment have made funerals and grieving all but impossible.

The US regional strategy lays in shambles, as its allies face pressure and its foes seek to take advantage.

Entrances to Palestinian villages, towns and cities are blocked, severely restricting commercial and civilian movement.

Addressing hundreds of thousands of supporters, Erdogan accuses the West of being the main culprit in the war on Gaza.

Russia's comments come as Hamas tries to locate eight Russian-Israeli citizens among the hostages it took on October 7.

Completely disconnected from the outside world, Palestinians in Gaza struggle to access medical care, essential goods.

The multi-car pileup in the Beheira region was reportedly caused by an oil leak.

As the West gives its full support to Israel, the Global South takes a different approach.

Families are writing their children's names on their bodies so they can be identified after Israeli raids.

A fire at a mine owned by steel giant ArcelorMittal has killed at least 28 workers, with more than 20 still missing.

Russia is running short of shells but Israel's war in Gaza threatens to cloud US diplomacy.

Israel says it's 'expanding' ground activities in Gaza Strip after telecommunications were knocked out.

While the cricketing rivalry has often been bitter and influenced by colonial history, it has changed in recent years.

The chair of the UN Commission of Inquiry discusses findings on 'unlawful occupation of Palestinian Territory'.

Israel has so far refused to release information about Gaza workers who have disappeared, human rights groups say.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 22nd day, these are the main developments.

Rowena He lost her job at the Chinese University of Hong Kong after her visa was not renewed.

Enclave without phone, internet services for more than 12 hours amid warnings blackout could conceal rights abuses.

The big picture on a rapidly escalating conflict that now threatens to blow up into a regional conflagration.

The war threatens to thwart Beijing's hopes of emerging as a key mediator and alternative to the US in the region.

With little sleep, internet or safety in the middle of Israel's war, Gazan journalists are getting information out.

From a subterranean town to the start of a pre-dawn assault, an inside look at life on four front lines over four days.

Bank of Israel cuts growth forecast while the World Bank warns the global economy is at a 'dangerous juncture'.

England finish third at the Rugby World Cup by stopping waves of late Argentina attacks and prevailing 26-23.

A ground invasion is likely, and an Israeli attempt to expel Palestinians from Gaza is possible. But so is diplomacy.

Dozens of mostly Jewish protesters staged a sit-in on the station's main concourse calling for a Gaza ceasefire.

Promises of a meeting between the two leaders follows a trip to Washington by Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

Sunni Muslim group says on Telegram that it used parcel bomb to target sports club in Kabul.

Discovery of Robert Card's body ends 48-hour manhunt for shooter in deadliest episode of gun violence in US this year.

As the war enters its 611th day, these are the main developments.

Sam Bankman-Fried says he never set out to steal from people while testifying in his own defence in Manhattan court.

Pro-Gaza protests break out in neighbouring areas following Israel's bombardment of the Gaza Strip.

The resolution passed with 120 votes in favour, 14 against and 45 abstentions.

More than 3,000 children have been killed in the Israeli assault on Gaza, according to Palestinian health authorities.

Resolution drafted by Arab states passes by margin of 120 to 14, with 45 abstentions at the UN General Assembly.

A 'well-informed leak' said there may be a ceasefire soon, but what does Israel's current land operation mean?

Report finds 0.6 percent of Spain's adult population said they were abused by members of clergy when they were children.

Hamas denies Israeli claim that it uses hospital for military purposes, warns of potential attack targeting al-Shifa.