Vaniya Agrawal, a former Microsoft engineer, speaks out about being fired over her pro-Palestinian protest.

The UK pauses trade talks as the EU threatens to review ties with Israel.

Supreme Court finds no factual basis for Ronen Bar's dismissal, highlighting irregularities and lack of formal hearing.

Sudan's army says it may be forced to shut down facilities used to export oil from South Sudan as a result of the war.

A fifth round of nuclear negotiations between Washington and Tehran will take place in Rome on Friday, Oman says.

A 'comprehensive review' of the US's chaotic military withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021 has also been ordered. 

Disruption from the 'highly sophisticated and targeted cyber attack', first reported around Easter weekend, continues.

Israeli soldiers fired towards a group of foreign diplomats on a visit to Jenin in the occupied West Bank.

Since the US sanctioned the ICC prosecutor in February, the court is struggling to function.

In one case, a person suffered permanent brain damage because of a delayed transfer, according to The Guardian.

Unlike Walmart, Target is more heavily reliant on China for goods, and tariffs on its goods are driving earnings down.

Ex-Ukrainian politician Andriy Portnov, a former aide to ousted pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovich, was shot dead.

Armenia has long relied on Russian weapons in its bitter dispute with neighbouring Azerbaijan.

Several nations roundly condemn the incident and call for a transparent investigation.

Aid agencies describe the level of food and medicine allowed into Gaza as 'ridiculously inadequate'.

Home minister says Nambala Keshav Rao, alias Basavaraju, is among 27 rebels killed in operation in Chhattisgarh state.

Locals in Chiclayo, Peru, have fond memories of Leo's work as bishop, but some question his record responding to abuse.

Thousands of aid trucks are stuck in Egypt as Israel blocks supplies from entering Gaza, video shows.

The $175bn ambitious space proposal aims to counter aerial threats but China says it would prompt an arms race.

Charity Doctors Without Borders says the amount of aid allowed into Gaza is not enough amid growing fears of famine.