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I feel alone." About 50,000 Palestinians with disabilities are among the most vulnerable people in Gaza.

As Palestinians wait with bated breath for a pause in the Israeli bombardment, here's the Middle East this week.

The WHO is asking China to provide information on an unexplained outbreak of respiratory illnesses and pneumonia.

Kenya, which passed a privatisation bill recently, is facing many challenges including depleted government coffers.

Shah is owner and editor of independent news portal Kashmir Walla, banned earlier this year by the Indian government.

The WHO has asked China for more information on the undiagnosed pneumonia outbreak that has spiked since October.

With Israel and Hamas agreeing to a four-day pause in fighting, here's a look at how truces from other wars played out.

Mayor Anne Hidalgo says Paris will not have enough trains, and progress needs to be made on the issue of homelessness.

It might help Iran bolster military ties with Russia but could hurt efforts to patch up relations with the EU.

A man who says he'll ban mosques and the Quran from the Netherlands is celebrating his party's victory in the election.

Amirabdollahian warns 'the scope of the war will expand' if the Israel-Hamas truce does not hold.

Firli Bahri is suspected of extorting money from the agriculture ministry between 2020 and 2023.

The Rossiya 24 TV channel correspondent succumbs to shrapnel wounds sustained in Zaporizhia region.

In six years, Weah, Liberia's most famous citizen became so unpopular he lost the election to a man he defeated in 2017.

Monks say they created an entire village in India for the artisans who hand-built the temple over 33 years.

By starting in China, the committee may be trying to gather global support to present to nations so far backing Israel.

Samuels, who was part of the West Indies' T20 World Cup winning squads, breached anticorruption code in a T10 league.

Scaloni says the national team 'needs a coach that has every possible energy' but stopped short of saying he will quit.

A photographer tries to comfort a Palestinian girl, who lost her parents, by talking about her favourite dessert.

With Israel's war on Gaza, many artists are using their work to demand justice, freedom and an end to the bloodshed.

The right-wing, anti-Islam populist Party for Freedom emerged as strongest force in Dutch parliament elections.

Netanyahu is taking advantage of the war in Gaza to push the United States into a direct confrontation with Iran.

The latest disaster has claimed dozens of lives and caused large-scale displacement in Kenya and the Horn of Africa.

If Khan is presented before court on November 28, it will be his first public appearance since he was jailed in August.

India and Australia resume their cricket rivalry four days after the World Cup final with a five-match T20 series.

The incoming PM says his National Party has allied with the conservative ACT and populist New Zealand First parties.

From reactions to the Israel-Hamas truce deal to an Israeli attack on southern Lebanon - here are major updates.

US assets in the Middle East have come under increasing threat since the war in Gaza broke out.

The former State Department official was filmed harassing a Muslim street vendor in New York over the Israel-Gaza war.

Director Muhammad Abu Salmiya and several other medical personnel detained as Israel continues its Gaza offensive.

In the latest newsroom fallout over the war, BBC journalists say the corporation is failing to humanise Palestinians.

Mass bombardment 'keeps creating tragedies and misery for Palestinians'.

Senior official says negotiations on how to handle the exchange of captives are continuing.

Some hope to find missing loved ones, return home and grieve for killed relatives. Others just want to get some sleep.

The mega-project on artificial islands between Malaysia and Singapore has struggled to attract interest.

As the war enters its 638th day, these are the main developments.

Reports that children's hospitals in Beijing, Liaoning and other cities are 'overwhelmed with sick children'.

South Korea had already withdrawn from parts of the deal after Pyongyang launched a spy satellite on Tuesday.

Advocates pledge to continue to push for ceasefire as Biden welcomes captives deal that will see temporary pause to war.

Critics fear President-elect Bernardo Arevalo could be blocked from taking office amid a probe into university protests.

Israel continues to bombard the besieged Gaza Strip hours after a truce agreement was announced.

US media, now serving a much more inquisitive society, are no longer accepting Israel's claims at face value.

The 4-day pause in fighting between Israel and Hamas is being met with mixed reaction by many displaced Palestinians.

Authorities say two people inside the vehicle have died, explosion took place on US side of bridge connecting countries.

Helsinki accuses Moscow of weaponising desperate refugees and migrants in retaliation for its recent entry into NATO.

Israel and Hamas agree on deal for release of civilian hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners and halt to war.

As Palestinians await the start of an agreed four-day truce to be announced, Israel continues its bombardment on Gaza.

South Korean military officials say the launch, directed at the East Sea, appears to be unsuccessful.

Residents, aid workers and observers fear ethnic strife among the various armed groups.

In a home in the West Bank, Ubai's family is praying that the Israel-Hamas truce brings him back to them.