US tech giants, including Google, Meta and Amazon, face pushback from their workers for supporting Israel’s military.

Three Iraqi survivors of torture at Abu Ghraib finally get the chance to have their voices heard and seek redress.

Average maximum temperatures in Dhaka over the past week have been 4-5 degrees Celsius higher than the 30-year average.

A US buyer wins the bidding war, exceeding - by more than 10 times - the auctioneer's presale estimate.

Senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator for Gaza discusses developments on the ground and diplomatic hurdles.

Missiles fired from southern Lebanon were caught on camera as they hit Meron, a farming collective in northern Israel.

Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction was recently overturned, but the one-time movie mogul's troubles are far from over.

Pakistani activists heckle German ambassador for speaking at a human rights forum as Germany stifles criticism of Israel

Kirsten to take charge in limited overs formats and Gillespie in Tests after months of turmoil in Pakistan cricket.

Police out in full force, using chemical irritants and Tasers to disperse students, as more universities join movement.

We look at the phenomenon of generational trauma and whether Gen Z are the ones who can finally break the cycle.

It's the latest attack on security forces in a region where tensions have long simmered between locals and the state.

Residents of several 'hotspots' have been afflicted by kidney failure in the past few decades - and no one knows why.

South Africa is commemorating the 30th anniversary of its first democratic election.

The law is backed mainly by Shia Muslim parties who form the largest coalition in Iraq's parliament.

The two men, identified as Keith Siegel and Omri Miran, send love to their families and ask to be released in the video.

The blast, which also wounded several soldiers, occurred at an army base in Kampong Speu province, Hun Manet says.

Large-scale demonstrations take place in US universities and on European streets amid arrests and clashes with police.

President Ramaphosa lauds South Africa's achievements under his party's leadership since the end of apartheid in 1994.

Students keep protesting at universities across the US as law enforcement steps in to remove protesters from campuses.