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As the latest crisis in the violence-wracked Caribbean nation spiraled, gunfire shut down some flights at Toussaint Louverture International Airport in Haiti's capital.

Warring generals leave at least 25 million facing food insecurity, with humanitarian response at ‘breaking point’.

Famine looks inevitable without intervention. Children are being starved of food – and it is entirely preventable, says global public health expert Devi Sridhar

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen due to travel to Cyprus as bloc works to try to establish corridor through island

Texas and California were among the major victories for Trump over Nikki Haley as he picked up support in every demographic, taking conservative southern states and more liberal battlegrounds such as Virginia, one of his longshot challenger's best chances.

Video shows members of the public urging the man to release the children, who one witness alleged were ‘crying and shaking’

Forced to flee her home by Israeli bombardment, Asmaa Ahmed gave birth in the middle of the night in a Gaza City school that had no electricity.

Analysis of recent primary elections shows Trump's dominance in delegate count and reshaping of the Republican Party under his leadership.

Donald Trump achieved significant victories in the Republican presidential nominating contests in Virginia and North Carolina, as predicted by Edison Research. These wins are seen as critical in his efforts to sideline competitor Nikki Haley, the former UN ambassador and South Carolina governor, and set the stage for a potential…

Children have begun starving to death in Gaza, where the United Nations has warned a famine is "almost inevitable."

In a landmark case, Mike Smith has won the right to sue seven of the country’s biggest companies over their alleged contributions to climate change