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‘Piles of body parts’: Gaza’s Maghazi residents find families ‘in pieces’
After devastating Israeli attack on refugee camp, relatives return to dig up many victims who are under the rubble.
Under the rubble: The missing in Gaza
Finding the 7,000 Palestinians believed buried under collapsed buildings is becoming increasingly difficult.
North Korea’s Kim calls on military to ‘accelerate’ war preparations
Party speech suggests record year of weapons testing will continue into 2024 in defiance of international sanctions.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 673
As the war enters its 673rd day, these are the main developments.
When death metal becomes one of 84,000 ways to practise Buddhism
Taiwan’s Dharma takes the raw energy of the genre that emerged in the US in the mid-80s on a new, more blissful turn.
In bid to counter China, US ramps up effort to boost military ties in Asia
US makes a 'once in a generation effort' to boost military, diplomatic ties in Asia as it seeks to compete with China.
Displaced Palestinian mother in Gaza gives birth to quadruplets
Iman al-Masry gave birth to four children at a hospital in southern Gaza after being forced from her home in the north.
Israeli minister Gantz says situation on Lebanon border ‘demands change’
Comments from the Israeli war cabinet member are the latest to hint at the possibility of an escalation with Hezbollah.
Indonesian students demand deportation of Rohingya refugees
Indonesian students are demanding Rohingya refugees from Myanmar be deported
Jacques Delors, founding father of EU’s single currency project, dies at 98
Delors had high-profile political career in France, where he also served as finance minister under Francois Mitterrand.