With a conservative majority on the bench, experts warn the justices could face scrutiny as they weigh election cases.

A boat in distress was intercepted by a rescue ship, saving 126 people, including 30 minors and one infant.

More than a dozen Palestinian journalists held in Israeli jails since the start of the Gaza war on October 7.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pushes the bill through the House of Commons but not without much squabbling.

The regional body should not allow electoral irregularities to threaten democracy and development in Southern Africa.

Iran's raids in Pakistan near border areas were part of Tehran's unprecedented missile launches on three countries.

Unions representing approximately 170,000 of the region's 225,000 public sector workers called the 24-hour strike.

Experts say that Biden's re-designation of the Houthis as a terrorist group is unlikely to curb Red Sea attacks.

Israeli soldiers have been filming themselves mocking Palestinians and posting it on social media.

Their attacks on Red Sea ships have brought them global attention. But within Yemen, the Houthis aren't the force.

Ukraine's latest winter hardly resembles the cold season of 2022 beset by blackouts, but Russian attacks persist.

The foreign minister also warned that Ukraine must end its push to join NATO before any peace discussions can proceed.

Mindset meets the Ukrainian therapists fighting to keep a population sane in a country at war.

Workers with the Palestinian Red Crescent have documented the destruction left by Israeli attacks on a hospital in Gaza.

Former US diplomat Aaron David Miller says prospects for ‘conflict-ending solution’ have entered ‘a long, dark tunnel'.

The Ethiopia-Somalia feud continues with Mogadishu claiming its territorial integrity has been violated by the deal.

Palestinians in central Gaza refugee camp struggle to pull their loved ones from under the rubble amid mass destruction.

Assoumani, an ex-military officer whose opponents accuse him of muzzling dissent, first came to power in a 1999 coup.

Public prosecutor Cesar Suarez was investigating a number of recent high-profile cases of drug-related violent attacks.

WHO chief Tedros joined world leaders at the Davos summit to discuss strategies for the next potential pandemic.