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Officials in Cyprus say Beirut's possible involvement in Israel-Hamas war has made Lebanon lag in migration management.

Pakistan will look to score a big win over rivals Bangladesh in their quest to push for a semifinal berth.

Cutting off the Palestinians of Gaza from the rest of the world is a modern twist on the crime of forced disappearances.

Theories abound about what regional actors may do, but a more accurate view may be to look at their concerns.

Russia says unrest at Dagestan's airport on Sunday was provoked from overseas.

Several Palestinians killed and wounded in latest raid by the Israeli army since October 7.

Israeli forces have killed four people in Jenin and one near Hebron in what they called a 'counterterrorism' operation.

An Israeli settler shot Palestinian Bilal Saleh in the chest as he and his family were harvesting their olives.

Katherine Maher's appointment comes after Paddy Cosgrave resigned as CEO over his comments on the Israel-Hamas war.

Daniel Halemba was part of a fraternity that was raided in September on suspicion of displaying Nazi symbols.

Rubiales gave player Jenni Hermoso an unsolicited kiss on the lips after Spain's Women's World Cup victory in August.

As Palestine prepare for upcoming World Cup qualifiers, footballers are subjected to the wrath of Israeli violence.

Authorities arrest 60 people as protests against arrival of flight from Israel forces Makhachkala airport to shut down.

Favoured countries include China, India, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Kazakhstan and Belarus.

There is growing dissent among US officials over the Biden administration's stance on the Israel-Hamas war.

At least 60 people have been arrested in Russia's Dagestan region after an angry crowd stormed an airport.

The absence of communications for 36 hours meant that families in Gaza couldn't even call for help amid the bombing.

'Human error' cause of deadly train crash in Vizianagaram district of southeastern Andhra Pradesh state.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 24th day, these are the main developments.

Volunteer says at least 870 people have died and 2,530 people have been treated for injuries at hospital in Beit Lahia.

More than 300,000 police officers and soldiers are deployed to secure polling stations in more than 42,000 villages.

At least 62 bodies, mostly of women and children, buried in a mass grave for third time since Israel's offensive began.

Former Labor Prime Minister Paul Keating declines to join statement, breaking ranks with six former leaders.

Iranian state-linked media report the US insisted Rajavi stay hidden and under supervision as part of a relocation deal.

City win the Manchester derby with ease as United's season continues to falter on and off the field.

Try and fathom Gaza's reality: complete darkness, ceaseless bombing, isolation from our relatives and friends.

Israel's latest attacks on the neighbouring countries comes amid fears of broader conflict across the Middle East.

Reporters Without Borders says 'unlikely' that Issam Abdallah and six other journalists were mistaken for combatants.

All flights to and from Makhachkala airport in Russia were suspended after groups of protesters stormed the facility.

The White House said Presidents Biden and el-Sisi 'committed' to accelerating aid to the people of Gaza.

Defending champions England are all but out of the tournament after losing to unbeaten India on Sunday.

ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan called on Israel to make 'discernible efforts' to ensure civilians access food and medicine.

Brazilian authorities have promised an investigation into the second plane crash in less than two months in the country.

Israel is blocking essential supplies while destroying neighbourhoods in relentless bombing.

More children have died in Gaza since October 7 than from conflicts around the world in each of the last four years.

Media experts say some agencies are 'legitimising Israeli war crimes' in Gaza.

Gaza residents described the weekend bombardment as the most intense of the ongoing war.

Demonstrators express anger at the international community for perceived inaction in stopping Israel's bombardment.

Many festivities have been called off against the backdrop of Israel's escalating attacks in Gaza.

While telecommunication services have been restored in Gaza, calls continue for Elon Musk's Starlink internet to help.

The US president's support for genocide in Gaza is hardly surprising given his country's settler-colonial past.

A total communications blackout beginning Friday night and ending early Sunday was in tandem with heaviest bombing yet.

The al-Quds Hospital currently shelters hundreds of patients and more than 12,000 displaced civilians in Gaza.

Sudan's transition should have focused on stabilising the economy and convening elections, not dismantling a regime.

The Israeli PM deletes post that pointed finger of blame for the October 7 attack on intelligence services.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says his country's war with Hamas has entered its second stage'.

Colombia's president says Diaz's mother has been rescued, but a search continues for his missing father.

Former UFC fighter Ngannou almost delivers one of boxing's biggest upsets as he gives the heavyweight champ a scare.

Motion for humanitarian ceasefire debated at UN precisely the same time as Israel launched its fiercest attacks yet.