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Three Manipuri women serve slices of their culture, trauma and life from Lomba Kitchen in their New Delhi apartment.

Argentina's libertarian leader says he will 'keep pushing forward' with radical economic agenda.

Nationalism in China has been invoked for political ends and financial gains, but it is also a destructive force.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola expects United to be a force once more, but not in time for Sunday's derby.

With votes in more than a dozen states, Super Tuesday is set to be pivotal in the race for the Republican nomination.

The group's military wing confirms the news after an investigation although it does not state when the captives died.

There is renewed push to force ultra-Orthodox Jews to serve in the Israeli military.

UN human rights chief says humanitarian aid is being blocked and sexual violence is being used as a weapon of war.

We are on the brink of a fascist dictatorship,' Knesset member Ofer Cassif tells Marc Lamont Hill.

Iranian media reports say IRGC member Reza Zarei was killed in a suspected Israeli attack in the port city of Baniyas.

Mandatory military service in Israel has left some young Israelis facing a stark choice: fight or be branded outsiders.

Investigators suspect the bomb was an improvised device. The reason for the blast is yet to be determined.

Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny's funeral was held in Moscow on Friday.

Mourners attend funeral of late Russian opposition leader, after Kremlin warns against unauthorised' protests.

Marc Lamont Hill talks to Somali Deputy PM Salah Ahmed Jama about the war on al-Shabab, the crises facing his country.

Conservative and hardline candidates are expected to win a majority as surveys indicate a low voter turnout.

A group of Israeli settlers have built a symbolic house on the border with Gaza.

Mourners chant Alexey Navalny's name and say they will not forgive Russian authorities for his death.

France calls for an independent inquiry as more countries speak out against the shootings of Palestinians seeking food.

Mourners and protesters gathered at the funeral of Jawad al-Barouki, 52, in Sweida on Thursday.

The Russian president, in a state of the nation address, upped the ante. Should the world be worried about his threat?

Billionaire entrepreneur says Microsoft-backed company originally promised to make an open-source, non-profit company.

The agreement would allow Kenyan police to lead a UN-backed mission in the gang-riven Caribbean nation.

At least 46 people have died after a massive fire spread through a multi-storey building housing restaurants in Dhaka.

A large crowd was filmed chanting the name of Alexey Navalny as his body was carried into church for his funeral.

Election frontrunners make competing visits, but while Biden seeks compromise, Trump deploys incendiary rhetoric.

Ukraine is doubling down on remote warfare to smash Putin's power base and ability to fight.

AI is hailed as cutting-edge, but it risks replicating biases and disparities already in place in our world today.

At least 45 people were killed and dozens injured after a fire raged through a six-storey building in Dhaka.

Rocha admitted to a four-decade betrayal of the US foreign service as a Cuban mole.

This Palestinian boy was pulled out of the rubble of his home 9 days after it was destroyed by an Israeli air attack.

Reeling from successive crises, the people of Sidon worry that the next one could come in the form of Israeli bombs.

A US senator says such a claim is laughable' and calls on Biden to seek permission for strikes from Congress.

Kinshasa has long accused the UN force of failing to protect civilians from the armed groups in the east of the country.

Israeli troops fired on a crowd of Palestinians racing for food, generating a wave of condemnation.

Austin's estimate, in answer to a question by a congressman, is highest-level acknowledgement of Gaza's huge death toll.

Police stations and the international airport have come under attack in the chaos.

At least 112 Palestinians were killed after waiting for much-needed aid in Gaza.

People dining out and shopping suffocated or jumped to their deaths as firefighters battled to douse the flames.

George Galloway wins Rochdale seat by 12,335 votes after running on pro-Palestine campaign.

Directive 24 also urges officials to push back against foreign influence, The 88 Project says.

Germany's much lauded 'memory culture' is pure, empty, self-congratulatory propaganda.

This is why we are calling on the global health community to speak up and take immediate action.

Multiple costs to qualify for work leads, forced product purchases, high rate of blockings have stripped their earnings.

Canberra blasts Meta's decision as a 'dereliction of its commitment to the sustainability' of the media industry.

Short-term spending bill averts shutdown of agencies that would have kicked in on Saturday.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hails Mulroney's role in creating 'modern, dynamic, and prosperous country'.

New Zealand officials hoped French Polynesia and New Caledonia would respond to security pact, documents show.

A familiar pantomime plays out in the shocking residue of the massacre of dozens of desperate Palestinian aid seekers.

Two Canadian doctors just back from Gaza say the world needs to wake up and put an end to Israel's bombardment.