It is the only place where climate change has caused 'famine-like conditions', resulting in acute malnutrition among many of its inhabitants.

Poland's parliament has voted in favor of a controversial media bill after chaotic proceedings. Critics consider the legislation to be an affront to media freedom.

People eating termites and clay as UN says acute malnutrition has almost doubled this year in south

Spyware sold to authoritarian regimes used to target activists, politicians and journalists, data suggests

Assad regime forces have been blockading a crowded neighborhood in an opposition-held district in northern Syria for eight days, a report said Friday. The...

Israeli forces demolish a butcher’s shop and use tear gas to push back residents and activists.

Israeli occupation forces started early on Tuesday morning demolition of Palestinian homes in Al Bustan district of Jeursalem's neighbourhood of Silwan.

Stop the executions in Egypt - أوقفوا الإعدامات في مصر

Many of the promises of the E.U. referendum have yet to be fulfilled.

The new season of Yahoo News’ "Conspiracyland" podcast reveals compelling new evidence that a Saudi hit team intended to kill Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi long before he walked into the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul in 2018.

The rivalry with China is palpable but history teaches us lessons about how it’s easier to blame others than blame ourselves

Over 16,000 artists, including hundreds of Palestinian artists, six Academy Award winners, and eight Pulitzer Prize winning writers, have signed a letter denouncing Israel’s apartheid system and calling on countries “to cut trade, economic and cultural relations.”

Egypt’s highest appeals court, the Court of Cassation, today upheld death sentences for 12 people, including a number of senior Muslim Brotherhood figures

Chinese birth-control policy could cut millions of Uyghur births over the next 20 years, report finds

Rereading exodus, the schmaltzy 1958 best seller about Israel that became a Hollywood movie starring Paul Newman, I was surprised by something I hadn’t noticed as a teenager. The author, Leon Uris, describes a utopia of brave young pioneers in khaki shorts, farming when possible and fighting when necessary, quoting Bible verses as they hook up in ancient ruins, and so forth. But the novel isn’t just a fantasy about Israel, as I’d remembered, or even primarily that...

The incident comes as a fragile truce holds in the Gaza Strip, days after the end of a 11-day Israeli bombing campaign.

More than 1,800 Palestinians arrested by Israeli forces since mid-April - Anadolu Agency

Noura Erakat, Human Rights Attorney and Assistant Professor at Rutgers University, speaks to Becky Anderson about what it feels like to be Palestinian during the ongoing violence with Israel, and her thoughts on Hamas' rocket attacks.