Category: 1. Palestine

VR headsets are offering injured, traumatised Palestinian children some respite from hardship in war-torn Gaza.

Inside a makeshift tent in the heart of the besieged…

Libya’s National Museum in Tripoli has reopened for the first time in more than a decade, bringing thousands of years of the country’s history back into public view after years of conflict. Al Jazeera’s Malik Traina was at the…

ELN conducts military drills, orders civilians indoors, as Trump warns drug-producing nations face potential attack.

Colombia’s largest remaining rebel force has told civilians living under its authority to stay at home for three days while it…

Kim Jong Un participates in latest public event to honour North Korean troops who served with Russian forces in war against Ukraine.

North Korea’s leader Kim Jong…

Witnesses at the hospital and the UN say the attack killed medics, patients and may ‘amount to a war crime’.

Myanmar’s military has acknowledged it conducted an…

Suffering of people in Gaza manufactured by Israeli restriction of aid, not weather, Oxfam says.

A Russian drone strike hit a Turkish-owned commercial vessel at Ukraine’s Chornomorsk port. Ukraine said Odessa port was also hit and a total of three Turkish ships were damaged. Kyiv said Russian attacks on Black Sea shipping showed it…

Sang is one of hundreds of thousands of unwanted and discriminated children left behind by the US soldiers after the Vietnam…

Former leader denies charges over alleged diversion of funds meant for Indigenous development projects

A Bolivian judge has ordered former President Luis Arce to…

China has marked the anniversary of the 1937 massacre by Japanese soldiers, as tensions soar over Taiwan.

China has held a low-key memorial ceremony for the Nanjing Massacre, as a diplomatic crisis between Beijing and Tokyo over Taiwan continues…