The European Council extended asset freezes and travel bans on individuals linked to the former Assad government.

Students were only given two hours to complete what should have been a three-hour physics test.

In the crossfire of a global power struggle, a compelling look at the impact of militarisation of the Pacific islands.

The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation will start distributing aid in Gaza, despite UN concerns.

Germany has acknowledged early 1900s genocide of Herero and Nama people, but reparations remain elusive.

Joel Le Scouarnec tells court he committed 'despicable act' in another mass rape case that shocks France.

Developing countries to pay a record $22bn this year, mostly linked to loans from China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

Dozens of Palestinians have starved to death in Gaza due to Israel’s total blockade on the enclave since.

German Chancellor Merz's recent comments cause speculation Berlin will finally send the weapons to Ukraine.

Manager Luis Enrique will try to make 'treble' history as he leads PSG out against Inter in the Champions League final.

Local media reports say the small vessel appeared to be packed with more than 100 people.

Today on The Stream: We dive into the space between cultural appropriation and appreciation.

Investigators in China are working to find the cause of a powerful explosion at a chemical plant that killed 5 people.

Centuries-old manuscripts in Oualata libraries face destruction as desert sands encroach on ancient Mauritanian town.

Rami Khouri of the American University of Beirut says Gazans are choosing being starving and being shot

The two women are vying to become the first female chancellor of the University of Cambridge.

At least 3 people died when thousands of starving Palestinians rushed to an aid distribution point.

On World Hunger Day, AJLabs examines how war, weather and wealth gaps drive starvation.

Bearing witness to injustice has a price. I paid it - and I would, again, because silence is complicity.

What unfolded in Rafah on Tuesday was not a tragedy - it was the grim success of colonial humanitarianism.