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Famine spreading in war-torn Sudan, UN-backed report says
IPC report outlines famine in five areas, including in Sudan's largest displacement camp, Zamzam, in North Darfur.
A fight for holiday equality: How Black Santas shaped US civil rights
In 1969, Otis Moss Jr led a push to ensure diversity among Santa Clauses. But the fight, he says, continues to this day.
Why is Blake Lively making claims of a smear campaign against her?
The It Ends With Us star is accusing co-star Justin Baldoni of 'sexual harassment'.
Protests as controversial election result upheld in Mozambique
Protests erupted on Maputo's streets as Mozambique's top court confirmed the ruling party's victory.
UN condemns Israeli attacks on Gaza’s humanitarian systems
Israeli forces planted explosives outside Gaza’s Kamal Adwan and the UN condemned Israel’s repeated attacks on hospitals
Video: Protests follow the burning of a Christmas tree in Syrian town
Christians protested in Damascus to demand protection for minorities after a Christmas tree was seen burning in a town.
Is Ukraine’s largest church still pro-Russian?
Ukraine is preparing to celebrate Christmas on December 25 for a second year but divisions persist.
Have North Korean fighters died in the Russia-Ukraine war?
Thousands of North Korean soldiers have died or been wounded according to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy.
FAA lifts groundstop of American Airlines flights after technical issue
Brief halt to flights in US had threatened the travel plans of millions of people during busy holiday period.
Syria says ex-rebel groups agree to integrate under Defence Ministry
De facto Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa says factions agreed to disband following a meeting with the heads of the groups.