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The damage left behind is more than physical as people mourn lost loved ones and deal with their own trauma.

The Palestinian struggle for freedom has been demonised, just as South Africa's was.

The government's planned scheme could put asylum seekers at 'risk of ill-treatment', according to the court's ruling.

Symbolic ruling says the powerful brothers - including two ex-presidents - triggered island's worst financial crisis.

In Congress, universities, the business world and on the streets, Americans are debating the future of the Middle East.

Health, sanitation, water and food services near breaking point as fighting intensifies.

The accident took place on a remote mountain road in Doda area, about 200km southeast of Srinagar city.

World's biggest polluters agree to work together on curbing methane and plastic pollution ahead of COP28 climate summit.

Israel's Netanyahu lashes out after Justin Trudeau urged 'restraint' in Gaza.

Security and trade to dominate the agenda of the first meeting between President Biden and China's Xi in six years.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 40th day, these are the main developments.

Since Friday, the only Israeli column that has moved is the one that attacked al-Shifa Hospital on Wednesday.

Ukraine's claims of counteroffensive momentum come amid efforts to secure more arms from the West.

Raid follows siege and multiple attacks around the complex, where thousands of people are sheltering.

Israeli forces have been carrying out a raid on Gaza's largest hospital, al-Shifa.

The Kuomintang and Taiwan People's Party will run a joint ticket in a bid to beat the ruling DPP's William Lai.

Group ruling Gaza says the White House gave Israel a green light 'to commit more massacres against civilians'.

Temperatures in the Nagara River have risen, delaying the spawning period of the ayu fish by a month.

Xi is on his first visit to the US in six years as Washington looks to cool tensions with Beijing.

Experts attribute the current economic downfall to an oligarchy of political elites entrenched in Sheikh Hasina regime.

The latest test in contravention of UN sanctions is part of Pyongyang's ongoing effort to modernise its weaponry.

The March for Israel attracted thousands of protesters and top politicians, many of whom rejected calls to end the war.

Crowd carrying Israeli and US flags targets anger at Hamas and calls for captives' release.

Bill extending funding into early 2024 was passed with Democrat support and needs to be signed off by midnight on Friday

As the war enters its 630th day, these are the main developments.

Faruqi is using her place in parliament to protest against Australia's decision not to join calls for a Gaza ceasefire.

Israeli authorities say missile intercepted near Eilat after Houthi leader earlier promised to continue attacks.

Finnish authorities record a sharp rise this week in number of asylum seekers arriving over its border with Russia.

Possibility of flooding raises fears of overwhelmed sewage system and spread of disease.

Premature babies among patients in danger of dying as siege, firing cripple healthcare system.

India have 'no chinks in their armour', but New Zealand say they won't be daunted by hosts in semifinal at Wankhede.

Hospital director says 179 bodies interred together in courtyard as Israeli forces encircle the facility.

Mohammed al-Halbousi calls decision 'strange', implies it violates constitution and undermines national stability.

This is the first rainfall on Gaza since October 7 as Palestinians are faced with yet another challenge, a rainy winter.

Russian and Syrian regime attacks have killed 66 civilians since the start of October, and displaced 120,000 people.

US Treasury Department has said that the sanctions were jointly coordinated with the UK and target Hamas financing.

Aloys Ndimbati, then a Rwandan public official, faced multiple genocide charges and is believed to have died in 1997.

Former police officer had been serving 20-year sentence over killing of investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya.

Expert renews claim that the October 7 Hamas attacks in Israel were 'coordinated' with Moscow, despite lack of evidence.

Residents of Grindavik have evacuated the town as the threat of a volcanic eruption looms over Iceland.

India will look to continue their form going into the semifinals, but New Zealand are confident of springing a surprise.

Media barred from reporting on election body's actions at military bases or areas under martial law without clearance.

Former Greek Minister of Finance Yanis Varoufakis discusses the roots of the conflict with Marc Lamont Hill.

Residents evacuated and infrastructure to be protected as experts warn of imminent eruption in Grindavik.

Between Hamas, Israel and Iran, Hezbollah treads carefully in the trenches, not to jump callously into war.

Ethiopia's dreams of building a new 'great power' in its neighbourhood should worry all Africans.

Dozens of strikes by Iran-backed groups have targeted US interests in the region as Washington keeps backing Israel.

Iceland is bracing itself for a volcanic eruption in the coming days.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich calls the move the 'right humanitarian solution'. Critics call it 'ethnic cleansing'.

Dozens of premature babies at Gaza's al-Shifa Hospital have been moved into an area that still has electricity.