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Schools by day, shelters by night: Students return to Gaza classrooms
UNRWA schools in Gaza are serving a dual-purpose as classrooms during the day and shelters at night.
Gaza ‘reduced to dust’ as world commits in Doha to eradicate poverty
Gaza's devastation starkly contrasts global promises to leave 'no one behind', as residents struggle for basic survival.
Tanzania charges dozens with treason over election protests
Church leader Benson Bagonza says the move would only deepen the acrimony sparked by the election.
Israeli bureaucracy is “deliberate attempt” to limit Gaza aid
Aid worker Caroline Willemen describes Israel's bureaucratic barriers that prevent trucks from entering Gaza.
What has 30 years of COP achieved?
For the last 30 years, countries have been talking about climate change at the UN’s Conference of the Parties – or COP.
Spanish police arrest suspected members of Venezuelan gang targeted by US
Raids across five Spanish cities result in arrests of 13 suspected of being in Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang.
Sami Hamdi’s wife warns his detention is threat to all Americans
The wife of Sami Hamdi says his detention by the US immigration authorities is a threat to every American.
Why is former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi retiring from US Congress?
Trump called her an 'evil woman'; Pelosi is considered one of the most influential legislative leaders in recent history
What’s in Elon Musk’s bumper $878bn pay package?
Musk will have to meet a series of milestones over the next decade to earn it.
Sudanese army intercepts drone attacks on cities after RSF agrees to truce
Army-backed government yet to give an official response to Quad's proposal for ceasefire leading to civilian rule.