WorldBangladesh begins exhuming mass grave from 2024 uprisingPolice believe the grave in Dhaka holds roughly 114 bodies.07 Dec 06:47 PM
WorldDrone strikes on Sudan kindergarten, hospital kill dozens: local officialThe African Union and Unicef say the true toll likely exceeds 100 dead.07 Dec 06:29 PM
WorldIsrael launches fresh strikes on south Lebanon after warningsIsraeli jets hit Mahrouna, Jbaa, Majadal and Baraasheet in the south.04 Dec 05:39 PM
WorldLebanon, Israel hold first direct talks in decadesNawaf Salam stressed talks focus on enforcing the truce, not full peace with Israel.03 Dec 06:27 PM
WorldDeadliest incursion: 13 killed, Syrians condemn Israeli raid as 'war crime'UN envoy Najat Rochdi called the attack a grave breach of Syria's sovereignty.28 Nov 05:47 PM
WorldIsrael hits Hezbollah targets a year after ceasefireLebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam says the truce has become 'one-sided'.27 Nov 06:33 PM
WorldItaly’s landmark move to confront gender violenceLast year, Istat recorded 116 female victims among Italy's 327 homicides.25 Nov 11:00 PM
WorldGunmen seize women and children in another mass kidnapping in NigeriaPolice say herders stormed Isapa village, seizing 10 women and children.25 Nov 08:50 PM
WorldCuts to HIV funding 'most significant setback in decades'The United Nations warns that new infections could surge, after years of progress.25 Nov 08:40 PM
WorldUS- and Israeli-backed Gaza aid group ends mission after UN criticismUN experts alleged the aid effort served covert military agendas.24 Nov 07:11 PM
WorldWhy the new UN deal shows how far the world has drifted from Paris climate goalsThe deal calls for tripling climate funding for poorer nations by 2035.23 Nov 06:59 PM
World‘We did not betray Ukraine’: Zelenskyy largely rejects Trump peace proposalRussia's Putin warns more cities could fall if Kyiv refuses the US-brokered proposal.21 Nov 07:00 PM
WorldWatch: Fire erupts at UN climate talks forcing panicked delegates to run for the exitsThe blaze tore a hole in the Cop30 roof as delegates fled the smoke.20 Nov 11:15 PM
WorldFresh Gaza strikes kill five as Qatar warns of truce collapseThree members of one family, including a 1-year-old girl, were killed.20 Nov 05:54 PM
Politics'Enough of this hostility': Lady Tureiti Moxon takes issues with Government to UNProminent advocate says Māori people are standing up to say 'enough'.20 Nov 04:00 PM
World27 killed as Israel hits Hamas targets across GazaThe strikes were among the deadliest in Gaza since the truce was entered into force.19 Nov 11:08 PM
New ZealandHow the UK’s asylum crackdown could reshape global refugee protectionsGlobal aid cuts mean the UN faces a $1.3b funding shortfall this year.19 Nov 07:09 PM
World'That place': Chancellor dismisses Brazilian city hosting Cop30Lula says Germany’s Merz should have ‘gone dancing’ in Belem.18 Nov 08:52 PM
WorldUN Security Council approves Trump's 20-point Gaza peace planIsrael, Hamas, Russia, and others had objections to the details of the plan.17 Nov 10:44 PM
WorldNetanyahu slams ‘extremist’ Israeli West Bank settlersAt least 10 settler homes were demolished during clashes in Gush Etzion.17 Nov 10:21 PM
WorldBangladesh's ex-PM sentenced to death for crimes against humanityThe verdict was delivered less than three months before national elections.17 Nov 05:27 PM
WorldUN Security Council set to vote on international force for GazaUnlike previous drafts, the latest version mentions a possible future Palestinian state.17 Nov 03:00 AM
WorldMassive march in Brazil marks first big UN climate protest in yearsAbout 50,000 people marched through Belém in the Cop30 'Great People's March'.15 Nov 10:12 PM
BusinessStocks slide despite end of US Govt shutdownInvestors had sought a boost after lawmakers voted to end the 43-day stoppage.13 Nov 09:05 PM
World'We happily accept the verdict': Boeing to pay $50.3m in 737 Max caseJurors in Chicago deliberated for about two hours before reaching the verdict.13 Nov 01:41 AM
PremiumPremiumOpinionMichael Johnston: How to solve New Zealand's population problemOPINION: New Zealand's fertility rate has fallen to 1.6, well below replacement level.12 Nov 08:00 PM
World'These voices are ignored': Indigenous protesters clash with Cop30 securityTwo guards suffered minor injuries as protesters breached the main gate.12 Nov 03:23 AM
PremiumPremiumWorldCOP30: A flood of green tech from China is upending global climate politicsNY Times: India can now get half its electricity demand from wind, solar, and hydropower.11 Nov 04:00 PM
WorldCOP30: The world has a decade to save its biggest tropical carbon sinkThe Congo Basin is a region of tropical forest larger than India.11 Nov 04:00 PM
WorldClimate fight opens in Amazon as COP30 begins without USPresident Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva urged unity to defeat climate deniers.10 Nov 06:16 PM
WorldUS strikes on alleged drug boats kill six more peopleThe latest strikes bring the death toll in the US campaign to 76.10 Nov 05:13 PM
WorldAt least 21 dead after migrant boat capsizes off MalaysiaAbout 70 people were on board, many believed to be Rohingya from Myanmar.10 Nov 05:09 PM
WorldSyria's Ahmed al-Sharaa arrives in US after removal from terror blacklistHe's expected to seek funds to rebuild Syria after 13 years of civil war.09 Nov 05:10 AM
World'Firmly rejects, with contempt': Israel hits back at Turkey genocide caseArrest warrants target 37 Israeli officials, including top cabinet members.08 Nov 06:19 AM
