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Exploited in South Korea: Migrant workers fight for their rights
With a rapidly shrinking population, South Korea is welcoming foreign workers, but many face exploitation and danger.
Why are mysterious drones flying over New Jersey?
The drones have been flying over critical infrastructure such as US military research facilities and police departments.
“Stability is a must” in divided Syria, as is an “inclusive” govt
Tamer Qarmout on what crucial steps the Syrian opposition forces will have to take in order to speed reconstruction.
How the US funds Israel’s war on Gaza
Find out how the US funds Israel's war on Gaza and where the money goes.
At a Syria morgue, people search for loved ones killed by Assad regime
People rushed to morgues in Damascus to search for loved ones who perished in Bashar al-Assad's infamous prisons.
Biden aides in Middle East in diplomatic push for Syria, Gaza
Two-pronged diplomatic push sees Blinken visit Jordan, Turkiye, while Jake Sullivan holds talks in Israel, Qatar, Egypt.
EU approves full Schengen membership for Bulgaria, Romania
Approval comes after Austria lifted its veto, claiming its demands on tackling illegal immigration had been met.
Kyiv ups call for air defences as Trump warns aid to Ukraine could be cut
The Putin-friendly US president-elect met with Ukraine's leader in Paris as Russia inched ahead in Donetsk.
Israel “taking advantage” of chaos in Syria to “settle scores”
Marwan Bishara, talks about the many acts of aggression Israel has committed against its neighbours in name of security.
Ireland hears the call of Palestine, but is it free to answer?
Ireland's economic dependency on the US appears to limit its ability to support Palestinians on the global stage.