A tragic airstrike outside a Gaza clinic killed two young brothers and their cousin as they waited for nutritional supplements, highlighting Gaza’s worsening humanitarian crisis

With bakeries and kitchens shuttered, residents in northern Gaza face severe food shortages, exacerbating the region's humanitarian crisis. The collapse of critical infrastructure, coupled with a lack of aid, threatens to push Gaza toward an imminent catastrophic famine

Satellite images and reports reveal extensive earthworks—new trenches and berms—being dug along the Area of Separation (AoS), a demilitarized strip set up as part of a 1974 ceasefire agreement between Israel and Syria following Israel's occupation of the Golan Heights

In a statement released on Thursday, the U.N. experts highlighted troubling reports they have received since March, indicating that prisoners at Jaw, a facility known for housing many political dissidents, are facing significant challenges

The United Nations estimates that more than 200 mass graves, potentially containing up to 12,000 bodies, have been left behind in areas once under IS control. The discovery of these mass graves has been a harrowing task for Iraqi authorities, who continue to uncover new sites periodically

The video, titled "Just try it," showcased aerial views and coordinates of major airports and ports in the kingdom, including Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport and Jeddah's King Abdulaziz International Airport, alongside key ports like Ras Tanura and Jizan

The UN Human Rights Office raised concerns about Israel's alleged failure to uphold fundamental principles of international humanitarian law, including distinction, proportionality, and caution during attacks in Gaza

Albanese took to X, formerly known as Twitter, on Saturday to voice her concerns. She asserted that the only way to halt Israel's military campaign in Rafah is through international pressure

According to Col Rabih Alenezi, who went into exile in the UK last year, he was instructed to clear the village of al-Khuraybah, predominantly inhabited by the Huwaitat tribe, to pave the way for The Line

Grossi's warning about Iran's capability to produce "several" nuclear bombs, coupled with the acknowledgment of limitations in monitoring clandestine enrichment activities, highlights the gravity of the situation

PM Philip J Pierre expressed his concern over the situation of civil unrest in the neighbouring island nation of Haiti.

Al-Barassi had been subjected to the travel ban since 24 June 2011, primarily due to her marital relation to Gaddafi and her perceived significant personal wealth, which was believed to have the potential for use in support of the former regime's purposes, according to the UN resolution