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A draft report from the leading international authority on hunger crises says an influx of aid appears to have eased conditions in northern Gaza for now

Tommy Olsen, who has long helped refugees as a volunteer, faces 20 years in jail but denies the charges against him.

Military says conduct seen in video from occupied West Bank city of Jenin ‘does not conform’ to its values

On a 3,000-mile journey, the journalist meets disparate peoples and discovers a world too often veiled, piecing together a fascinating modern history of a country blighted by corruption and conflict

From top bankers and politicians to students and factory workers, Vienna's popular sausage stands heaving with bratwurst and meaty delicacies are a longstanding cultural legacy they hope to have recognised by UNESCO. The owners of 15 stands in the Austrian capital have formed a lobbying group and applied last week…

The main gate of the compound, facilitating aid distribution and housing the displaced, was hit in the attack.

Israeli prime minister told his Cabinet that there had been a ‘dramatic drop’ in US weapons deliveries

Calls are mounting for governments to pay reparations for slavery, colonialism and other crimes, but such projects are often dismissed as unworkable. New research explores the options for making reparations a reality, including debt cancellation and redirecting financial sanctions.

The future of US military project costing $230m in question after weather and poor security prevent aid distribution