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Chris Wilson, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau; Ethan Renner, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau; Jack Smylie, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau, and Michal Dziwulski, University of...

Israeli tanks and artillery killed at least 77 Palestinians and wounded hundreds looking for food aid in Gaza City’s al-Rasheed Street on Thursday, the Palestinian health ministry said on Thursday. According to the...

Israel has failed to comply with the International Court of Justice’s court order which was pronounced in South Africa’s genocide case on 26 – Jan 2024, Human Rights Watch...

A two-year-old Palestinian child called Khaled has died after eating bread made from animal feed in the northern Gaza Strip on 27 February.

11-year-old Sumayya Wushah, one of Gaza’s youngest journalists-in-the-making, says she is “not afraid” to report from the war-torn Strip, where more than 100 journalists have been killed by Israeli attacks since October 7.

On Monday, a court in Uzbekistan handed down jail sentences to 23 individuals, one of whom is Indian, in connection with the deaths of 68 children caused by contaminated cough syrup manufactured by Marion Biotech Limited, a company based in Noida.

Hamas has expressed condolences to the US airman Aaron Bushnell’s family and friends, likening Bushnell to US activist Rachel Corrie who was killed by an Israeli bulldozer while trying to protect a Palestinian home in Gaza from demolition in 2003.

Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh announced the resignation of his government, which controls parts of the occupied West Bank, due to the increase of settler violence in the occupied...

An active duty US soldier on Sunday set himself on fire as an act of protest against Israel's genocidal war on Gaza and the complicity of the US in the whole campaign.

The last time the the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near Easta (UNRWA) was able to deliver food aid to northern Gaza was on 23 January, said UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini.

Nitasha Kaul, a British writer of Kashmiri descent and a politics professor at the University of Westminster in London, alleged that she was denied entry to India on the orders of the Union government, “for speaking on democractic and constitutional values.”

A 27-year-old Indian national, who worked as a journalist in the United States, tragically lost his life in a fire incident in an apartment building in New York's Harlem.