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S Korea’s Yoon apologises for martial law crisis as impeachment vote looms
South Korean lawmakers are scheduled to vote on an opposition motion to impeach the president for declaring martial law.
Ghana elections: Who is running and what’s at stake?
The country's historically disadvantaged north is set to decide the tight race for the first time.
The Palestinian boy who wanted to be like Ronaldo, killed by Israel
Israeli soldiers opened fire on 14-year-old Naji al-Baba and his friends as they played in the woods near Hebron.
‘Hindus have changed’: A sleepy Indian state becomes anti-Muslim tinderbox
The northeastern state of Tripura does not have a history of inter-religious clashes. That's changing under Modi's BJP.
Haiti’s multinational police mission denies reports of unpaid wages
Kenyan-led force hits back after report states that nearly 20 officers have resigned from the force due to unpaid wages.
Syria’s evolving war shifts balance against Assad regime, allies
Israel has bombed what it says was a ‘Hezbollah smuggling route’ on the Lebanon-Syria border.
US judge affirms Naval Academy consideration of race in admissions process
Decision could tee up another battle over considerations of race in university admissions before US Supreme Court.
Why is the opposition capture of Hama in Syria so important?
Syrian rebels have captured the strategic and symbolically significant city of Hama. This is why it matters.
Food crisis as 1.5 million Syrians could be displaced, says WFP
The ongoing fighting in Syria is expected to displace around 1.5 million people, says the UN World Food Programme.
Russian attacks across Ukraine kill at least 11 people
Governor says strike on Ukraine's Zaporizhia region sets a service station on fire, killing at least nine people.