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Houthis vow to continue attacking Israel in solidarity with the Palestinians after Israeli air strik

Amid fears of escalation in the conflict between Israel and the Houthis in Yemen, a Houthi spokesman

Finnish police have boarded a ship which they believe was operating as part of Russia's so-called sh

Memorial events have been held across the Indian Ocean to mark 20 years since the tsunami that kille

The new HTS administration said the footage is from earlier this month. Large rallies have been seen

Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, says Russia made a "conscious choice" by launching a major

Syria's de facto leader has reached an agreement to dissolve and consolidate rebel groups under the

A consortium of UN and other agencies says that famine is spreading across the war-ravaged country.

Germany's far right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has held a rally near the site of the attack on th

Iran says it's had no direct contact with the new Islamist leaders of Syria, its one-time close ally

Syria's new ruler says he wants all weapons and armed factions to come under state control - and tha

The German ambassador to the UK talks to Newshour about the "anger, sorrow, grief" that his country

As relatives and officials gather for a memorial service for the victims of the deadly attack on a C

The suspect is a doctor from Saudi Arabia, living in Germany since 2006. We hear from a local member

US Congress races to avoid government shutdown after bipartisan spending agreement was derailed foll

What is happening now in Syria “is paving the way” for the Islamic State group to re-emerge. That’s

The French prime minister Francois Bayrou has praised the courage of Gisèle Pelicot, following a mas

Gisèle Pelicot thanks supporters after 'difficult ordeal' of rape trial as ex-husband jailed for 20

Since Syria's President Assad fell from power, the full horror of his regime has begun to be reveal

After visiting sites close to Syria's capital Damascus, Stephen Rapp, who led prosecutors for the tr