What are in the bills passed by Israel to ban the Palestinian refugee agency, and what services is it responsible for?

Completing his four-month term for contempt of Congress, Bannon said 'we're going to deliver a knock-out blow'.

Israel's ban of UNRWA has prompted alarm for Palestinians and concern from experts who say it could be ethnic cleansing.

Al Sadd forward Afif won the award for the second time after leading Qatar to the AFC Asian Cup title at home in 2023.

More than 14 million forced from their homes with hunger, disease and sexual violence rampant.

Vatican commission's report is first-ever assessment of church's efforts to address crisis of sexual abuse by clergy.

Georgia's traditionally Democrat-supporting 2.6 million Black voters are a growing segment. Can Trump make inroads?

The US says it will not impose new limits on Ukraine's use of its weapons if North Korea joins Russia's war.

Lebanon’s Tyre has seen Israeli-wrought destruction before and has recovered. It will rebuild yet again.

We join the debate as protests over the iPhone 16 demand accountability for exploitation in mineral mining.

Huge explosions were seen in two incidents involving stores of fireworks being set on fire in India.

The life of Pashtun leader Bacha Khan, who fought to end British colonial rule in India by non-violent means.

Remarks by a stand-up comedian at a Trump rally could swing the vote in battleground states like Pennsylvania.

Ballots in five randomly selected polling stations in each of Georgia's 84 electoral districts will be recounted.

Defence spending boost needs parliament nod, comes as Iran and Israel exchanged tit-for-tat missile strikes in October.

It was a regular evening at the Merhis' home. Then a bomb ripped through their building, turning everything lethal.

Attacks carried out as the humanitarian situation worsens and ceasefire talks are expected to be fruitless.

US network says it has 'zero room for racism' after Girdusky tells Hasan: 'I hope your beeper doesn't go off.'

American 'democracy' is a sweet illusion meant to convince the gullible that party 1 is different from party 1a.

Republican Vice Presidential Candidate JD Vance suggested that people should ‘take a chill pill’.