Footage and witness accounts reveal how Israel carried out summary executions in Gaza. Here are the other updates.

These are the main developments as the war enters its 696th day.

Trump holds commanding lead in polls ahead of key New Hampshire primary on Tuesday.

The neighbours appear to be de-escalating tensions but their border security concerns will have deepened, say analysts

The stock market will be shut, movie halls will show the launch live. But it's joy for some, pain and anxiety for others

Turmoil in China's senior ranks raises questions about morale and whether the chaos reduces the threat to Taiwan.

Grand jury indicted Baldwin for involuntary manslaughter over 2021 shooting on set of, Rust, that killed Halyna Hutchins

A Haley win could lay the bedrock for a Republican challenge to Trump. But a loss would likely be fatal to her campaign.

About 75 items are to go under the hammer in a deal between Mandela's family and a New York-based auctioneer.

Hage Geingob, 82, will continue to carry out his presidential duties while seeking treatment, his office said.

Thousands took to the streets to express their solidarity with Gaza and to protest against US attacks on Yemen.

A reporter questions the US State Department about Israeli justification for destroying Israa University in Gaza City.

Universities are once again at the centre of culture, and through it, political warfare.

Mogadishu says a deal to grant Addis Ababa access to sea in Somaliland is a violation of its sovereignty.

Swiss prosecutor confirmed the filing but would not reveal details about the nature and number of the complaints.

Legislation allows people to be eligible for citizenship after five years, opens up possibility of dual nationalities.

Gadi Eizenkot's comments come amid disagreement in the war cabinet about how to handle the war in Gaza.

The university must end its complicity in genocide, and protect students standing with the oppressed.