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An Israeli drone strike killed Al Jazeera camera operator Samer Abu Daqqa, raising concerns about the safety of journalists in conflict zones.
Russia resumes drone attacks on Ukraine, receiving support from Iran amid ongoing conflict.
Michael Clark discusses the intense fighting in Kherson and the Donbas region amid Russian shelling.
Philip Ingram details the violent power struggle between Sudan's military leaders.
Angela Merkel makes her first public comment on the Ukraine war since leaving office.
Maui wildfires leave 89 dead, prompting criticism of Hawaii's emergency response efforts.
Funerals for Russian troops occur in Samara as anger towards the West grows.
Pastor Somo Avradi faces violence and threats after church attacks in Hubli, Karnataka.
Paquita UK holds its first rally in Newcastle, sparking protests against anti-Islam sentiment.
Protests in Khabarovsk continue over Governor Furgal's arrest and Putin's rule.
In Laos, the Hmong people continue to face persecution from the government for their support of the United States during the Vietnam War, highlighting their ongoing struggles.
The U.S. and Iran maintain divided alliances in the Middle East amid rising tensions.
Protests have erupted in Armenia after a peace deal with Azerbaijan ends the conflict.
The threat from the sky intensifies after Sunday’s shelling of capital stepanakert in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Armenians refuse to compromise on their land amid rising tensions with Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan's army says it has entered three districts handed back by Armenia under a peace deal.
Armenia holds peacekeeping drills with the U.S. amid tensions with Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh.
Armenia and Azerbaijan's ceasefire collapses, reigniting conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
Prime Minister Nicole Pashinyan warns of Turkey's role in the Azerbaijan conflict.
Armen Sarkissian demands international action against Turkey's interference in Nagorno-Karabakh.
In the midst of bombings in Iran, communities demonstrate resilience and solidarity by supporting one another through acts of kindness and care.
As celebrities attended the Met Gala, over 35,000 lives were lost in Rafah, Israel, prompting outrage and calls for a boycott of the event.
Ukrainian forces repel Russian attacks in Bahamut while Bucha begins to rebuild after devastation.
Twelve people were estimated to be needed for a hypothetical evacuation from a Caribbean prison during a hurricane, according to a military officer's assessment.
South Africa faces unrest with more than 70 dead following Jacob Zuma's imprisonment.
An earthquake that started at sea causes destruction in Turkey and Greece, leaving many injured.
Turkey bites back against Assad's regime amid escalating conflict in Idlib.
Strikes in Kyiv on Tuesday kill two as Russian attacks intensify on residential areas.
Australian anesthesiologist Saira Hussain recounts her experiences treating patients at Nasser Hospital in Gaza, highlighting the severe medical needs amid ongoing conflict.
More than 500 dead bodies remain under the rubble at Alipa Hospital, as Australian doctors face constant threats to their safety while treating patients.
Avdiivka faces intensified attacks as Russia seeks control amid heavy losses.
Azerbaijan vows revenge after a missile strike on Ganja threatens the truce between Armenia.
The third international attempt aims to evacuate more civilians from Mariupol's Azovstal plant.
Abu Bakr al Baghdadi was imprisoned by the US military, where he formed networks with other jihadists, later rising to lead ISIS.
A mother confronts her son in Baltimore for taking part in the riots and disciplines him.
President Obama feels humbled visiting Nelson Mandela's Robben Island jail with his family.
Thousands of fans turn out in Israel and Palestine for Barcelona's 'Peace Tour' event.
Bashar al-Assad accuses Recep Tayycip Erdogan of spreading European lies about his regime.
The Islamic State fights for control in Marawi, Philippines, as it loses ground in Iraq and Syria.
Iraqi forces near victory over Islamic State in Mosul's Old City, reports Stuart Ramsay.
Public anger in Lebanon escalates after the Beirut explosion, leading to violent protests.
A massive explosion in Beirut kills 135 and injures 5,000, raising questions about government negligence.
Beirut, Lebanon faces utter devastation after two massive explosions at a port warehouse.
Residents in this city face devastation after an unprecedented explosion in Germaisy.
In Minsk, protests against President Alexander Lukashenko escalate into violence as security forces confront demonstrators demanding his resignation.
Russian officials blame Ukraine for a sabotage attack in Belgorod amid ongoing tensions.
Five years after the revolution, children in Benghazi attend school despite the threat of snipers and violence from militias and ISIS.
The CIA took control of the Benghazi compound after the 2012 attack, evacuating diplomatic staff and searching for the bodies of Ambassador Chris Stevens and Sean Smith.
