Category: 3. Middle East

Building tension and violence threatens to unravel the peace deal that halted ethnic conflict in 2018.

South Sudan is on the brink of a renewed civil war as violence between rival factions escalates, the United Nations has warned.

The situation…

Yunseo Chung, 21, moved to the US when she was seven and now faces deportation over pro-Palestinian activism at Columbia University.

United States permanent resident and Columbia University student Yunseo Chung, 21, has sued US President Donald…

Bhopal, India – In January this year in Ujjain, a city in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, authorities bulldozed nearly 250 properties, including homes, shops and a century-old mosque, to clear a sprawling 2.1 hectares (5.27 acres)…

Company says it is ‘grateful’ to Chinese authorities for releasing local staff after two years in detention.

China has released five staff of the due diligence firm Mintz Group after nearly two years in detention, the United States-based…

UN Secretary-General makes ‘difficult decision’ to withdraw 30 percent of foreign staff from Gaza amid Israeli attacks.

The United Nations has announced that it will be reducing the size of its international team on the ground in Gaza after…

Thousand of people felt the quake in New Zealand with local media reporting buildings swaying and items falling from shelves.

People living in coastal areas have been warned to get out of the water and move away from beaches after a strong 6.7…

A 14-year-old was also killed in the attack that killed staff from Russia’s Izvestia newspaper and Zvezda TV channel.

A Ukrainian rocket attack killed six people, including three Russian state media workers, in eastern Ukraine’s…

The accidental leak of sensitive military information to The Atlantic magazine by senior members of United States President Donald Trump’s administration has provoked a flurry of reactions across Washington, DC.

Jeffrey Goldberg, the…