World

Ecuador faces a state of war as President Daniel Noboa confronts drug cartels in a surge of violence. Crisis deepens with kidnappings, attacks, and a call to war

Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas spoke of the need "to stop the Israeli aggression against Palestinian people" in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, which has also been torn by deadly unrest

The bill is expected to split PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis's conservative New Democracy party, with fewer than 100 of the party's 158 lawmakers likely to support it

Newly released documents reveal Virginia Giuffre's claims of intimate encounters with a second 'prince' in France, expanding on her ties to Epstein's circle

Trump, the frontrunner for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, listened quietly to the arguments in front of a three-judge panel of the US Court of Appeals before he addressed reporters and warned of "bedlam" if his prosecution goes ahead

Candidates on Tuesday’s ballot represented only the PDP of former Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay and the BTP led by former civil servant Pema Chewang

Tobgay's People's Democratic Party (PDP) won nearly two-thirds of seats in parliament, The Bhutanese newspaper reported, with the 58-year-old conservation advocate expected to become premier for the second time

China said that it never asked Maldivian political establishment to reject New Delhi and said it respects friendly ties between India and Maldives.

Maldives condemns derogatory remarks against PM Modi, sacks ministers. Diplomatic tensions rise as officials face consequences for social media criticism

Israeli air strike claims lives of Palestinian journalists in Gaza. Al Jazeera condemns attack, urging international accountability for crimes against media

Internet disruptions hit Pakistan as Imran Khan's PTI faces obstacles in online campaign ahead of elections. Netblocks reports social media targeting

Animosities between the two Koreas are running high because North Korea has conducted a barrage of missile tests since 2022 while South Korea has expanded its military training with the US in a tit-for-tat cycle

Pentagon faces criticism as Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization is revealed late. Transparency concerns arise amid national security crises

The Reim kibbutz is less than five kilometres from the Gaza Strip and the sounds of trance music have long given way to the daily thudding of Israeli rockets

Alaska Airlines emergency landing in Portland after mid-air window blowout. Items sucked out, all safe

Newly unsealed court documents allege Bill Clinton threatened Vanity Fair staff over sex trafficking stories about Jeffrey Epstein