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Israeli settlers have attacked a community in the occupied West Bank, setting fire to cars and houses.

Kigali in talks to house migrant deportees from US, but rights groups worry such deals further endanger the vulnerable.

Doctors at the Nasser Hospital in Gaza are overwhelmed by a surge in the number of malnourished children.

East African rights groups condemn Tanzania after Agather Atuhaire was found at the Ugandan border.

President Jose Raul Mulino, whose changes to social security laws prompted the protest, called the strike 'illegal'.

Is the US sliding into authoritarianism? Marc Lamont Hill speaks to historian of fascism, Ruth Ben-Ghiat.

Some 6,800 international students are currently enrolled at Harvard University and risk losing their legal status.

Global anger at Israel for firing on diplomats visiting Jenin camp in the occupied West Bank.

Harvard has around 6,800 foreign students currently - a third are from China, and more than 700 are Indian.

Israel has carried out multiple bombings across southern Lebanon, including blowing up a multi-story apartment building.

Hundreds of thousands deported by Pakistan and Iran face poverty, unemployment, and lack of aid in fragile Afghanistan.

Gaza needs a humanitarian operation involving hundreds of trucks a day, says Tomasso Della Longa of the Red Cross.

Finance chiefs will 'explore' new measures against Moscow should no ceasefire be agreed, although US tempers language.

Washington and Tehran have taken a tough public stance before talks, with enrichment a key point of contention.

Trump blocked Harvard's ability to enrol international students, escalating tensions with the Ivy League university.

The price of Japanese-grown rice is soaring due to high inflation, low farm yields and a growing tourism sector.

About 50,000 people are still isolated after powerful weather system dumped months of rain in three days.

A simple ceasefire is unlikely to set the stage for undoing the damage from Russia’s war, experts say.

The US will cut exports to Sudan and lines of government credit after determining that banned weapons were used.