As the war enters is 723rd day, these are the main developments.

Less bureaucracy and more flights are luring Chinese visitors back to Thailand in a boost to the tourism industry.

Can the United States make a return to the surface of the moon? NASA and a private U.S. spaceflight company hope so. VOA’s Arash Arabasadi brings us The Week in Space.

Earlier this week the UN agency expressed 'concern' over the detention of prominent rights activist, Rocio San Miguel.

Patients, staff, displaced families face 'harsh conditions' in besieged medical facility, the largest in southern Gaza.

Israeli forces storm Gaza's Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, forcing everyone inside to evacuate and flee for their lives

Prabowo Subianto claimed victory in Indonesia’s presidential election, ahead of an official result due by March 20.

A Ukranian rocket attack on Belgorod, Russia, has killed at least 7 people and injured several others.

Palestinians in Gaza are living in famine-like conditions because of the shortage of humanitarian aid.

Washington — The U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday it disrupted a Russian intelligence hacking network. "For the second time in two months, we've disrupted state-sponsored hackers from launching cyber-attacks behind the cover of compromised U.S. routers," U.S. Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco said in a statement. The Justice Department said that a January 2024 court-authorized operation neutralized the network of hundreds of small office/home office (SOHO) routers controlled by Russian intelligence and used "to conceal and otherwise enable a variety of crimes."   "In this case, Russian intelligence services turned to criminal groups to help them target home and office routers, but the Justice Department disabled their scheme," Attorney General Merrick Garland added. Garland said the Justice Department was accelerating efforts to disrupt the Russian government's cyber campaigns against the United States and its partners, including Ukraine.

Serving a prison sentence for killing 77 people in 2011, Breivik has access to a kitchen, fitness room and TV with Xbox.

When the rights-based system applies only to some, double standards are reinforced, and impunity spreads.

Former US president is charged with falsifying business records to cover up a $130,000 payment to adult performer.

People & Power investigates the causes of Ecuador's deepening violence.

Palestinian anti-demolition activist Fakhri Abu Diab’s home in occupied East Jerusalem has been demolished by Israel.

Committee to Protect Journalists says of the 99 journalists killed globally last year, 72 were Palestinians.

At least 10 civilians and three Hezbollah fighters killed in Israeli air attacks in southern Lebanon on Wednesday.

Ukraine’s new military command wants to use the armed forces more efficiently and build up defence industries.

New York Supreme Court has ruled case over alleged payments to adult movie star and former Playboy model will proceed.

The national cricket body ends the fast bowler's central contract after he refused to play in Australia Test series.