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What is Lebanon’s ‘gap law’ that attempts to end the financial crisis?
Lebanon’s cabinet has passed a draft law aimed at repaying depositors up to $100,000 of their own money.
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Bangladesh’s first female prime minister Khaleda Zia dies aged 79
Bangladesh’s former prime minister Khaleda Zia has died at the age of 79 after a prolonged illness.
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Tech giant Meta buys Chinese-founded AI firm Manus
Meta says ‘autonomous’ AI agent will help improve the lives of billions following rare deal amid US-China tech rivalry.
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Alaa Abdelfattah and Britain’s selective outrage
A former political prisoner is facing calls for deportation while war criminals are welcomed with opened arms.
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China holds second day of live-fire drills around Taiwan
China is engaged in a second day of live-fire military exercises encircling Taiwan.
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The Ukrainian man fighting Russian ‘lies’ with his front-line newspaper
Once a week, Myroshnyk Vassyl Savych delivers much-needed news to remote, exposed villages on the Russian border.
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How are China’s new war games around Taiwan different from earlier drills?
China’s military exercises cover more area than ever before and simulate a blockade of key Taiwanese ports.
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Israeli strikes on Gaza are relentless as displaced endure flooded camps
Israeli attacks, violating a ceasefire agreement, are reported across Gaza, as Palestinian misery compounded by rains.
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Somalis rally against Israel’s world-first recognition of Somaliland
Demonstrations sweep Somalia as the government seeks global diplomatic support.
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A decimated Gaza marks the end of another year of Israeli bombs
Nobody relaxes too much in the fleeting moments of near-normalcy because they know these can disappear at any time.
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