Palestinian journalists receive the UNESCO press freedom prize for their exceptional reporting on the Gaza conflict, showcasing their bravery and dedication amidst dangerous circumstances.

Yemen’s Houthis claim to have targeted 107 ships in solidarity with Gaza amid Israel’s offensive, launching ballistic missiles and drones.

At least 28 Palestinians killed, 51 injured in Israeli attacks in last 24 hours, Health Ministry says

While Israel asserts its commitment to ensuring the safe evacuation of civilians from Rafah, concerns linger

US accuses Russia of chemical weapon use against Ukrainian forces and announces sanctions targeting military and industrial capabilities.

The landmark lawsuit by Abu Ghraib detainees against a US contractor faces a potential mistrial as the jury struggles to reach a verdict.

Thousands of Georgians protest a controversial “foreign influence” bill seen as a threat to democracy and EU membership.

Hamas official Suhail al-Hindi indicated that a response from Hamas would be forthcoming shortly

President Tayyip Erdogan had indicated that Turkey was actively supplying evidence for the case before the ICJ, also known as the World Court

The Parliament passed legislation in April to facilitate the transfer of asylum seekers to Rwanda if they entered Britain without authorization

‘War is always defeat,’ reiterates pontiff

UN Chief Guterres implores Israel to refrain from invading Rafah amid heightened tensions and escalating crisis in Gaza.

A gas canister explosion in Beirut has caused a devastating restaurant fire, claiming the lives of at least eight people.

Pentagon reports that the temporary pier off Gaza’s coast will be operational in May, facilitating the delivery of up to 2 million humanitarian aid meals per day.

Six UAE-backed troops were killed in a suspected Al-Qaeda attack in southern Yemen.

With the goal of preventing future pandemics like COVID-19, countries race against time to secure a global treaty at the WHO.

NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg expresses confidence in Ukraine’s ability to prevail in the war against Russia, despite facing challenges and delays in military aid.

Russia’s visit to Sudan amid its year-long internal conflict sparks questions about allegiances, with support shown for the military but past ties to rival forces.

A horrific bus crash in Peru’s Cajamarca region leaves at least 23 dead and dozens injured.

US and Mexico presidents order measures to reduce illegal border crossings, amid efforts to tackle the issue raised by Republicans.

Israel braces for possible International Criminal Court arrest warrants against Israeli officials for alleged war crimes in Gaza Strip

‘Russia is weaker economically, militarily,’ says US Secretary of State Blinken at World Economic Forum in Saudi capital Riyadh

Teaming up with Qatar and the U.S., Egypt has been at the forefront of endeavors to broker a ceasefire deal for the conflict

Thousands of Georgians protest a controversial “foreign influence” bill seen as undermining the country’s path to EU membership.