UN calls for urgent $250m as numbers of refugees fleeing violence and famine could surpass a million before mid-2017.
Officer suspended from duty after video emerges showing him violently assaulting Palestinian resident of East Jerusalem.
Lawmakers' battle over healthcare laws in the United States is also a debate about the core values of America.
President urges the world to step up, highlighting the 2011 famine that killed 260,000 Somalis.
Johnson & Johnson the latest company to drop ads over fears content may appear alongside 'terrorism' and hate videos.
Monitors and officials say there's been a marked increase in civilian deaths as Iraqi forces push into Mosul's Old City.
'Starvation around the corner' if humanitarian aid is not allowed into besieged areas in the capital, UN officials say.
Russia is 'perhaps' aiding the Taliban in fighting against US and NATO forces in Afghanistan, US general alleges.
Israeli police arrest teenager in connection to more than 150 anti-Semitic bomb threats against Jewish centres.
A fifth round of Syria talks in Geneva kicks off on shaky ground as clashes increase in Hama and Damascus.
At least 15 ISIL fighters also die during a raid in the volatile Sinai peninsula, Egyptian military says.
Afghan security forces amassing for full-scale counterattack in a bid to retake Sangin district after Taliban assault.
Arab carriers use electronics ban for clever marketing ads, garnering thousands of clicks and reactions online.
This is what happens when a screenshot of a Facebook Live broadcast during the Westminster attack is taken out of context.
Fathy believed architecture was for the people. He designed houses to meet the needs of the families living in them.
Colonised minds drove Muslims to celebrate Lindsay Lohan's possible conversion, while they ignored Terry Holdbrooks Jr.
Denis Voronenkov, a former Russian politicians, was shot dead in Ukraine's capital Kiev, police say.
The munitions and arms housed in the depot were used by Ukrainian troops fighting insurgents.
'Worst is yet to come', with hundreds of thousands remaining in Mosul's Old City under siege-like conditions, UN says.
Prime minister says suspect was born in Britain, as police arrest eight in probe into deadly attack near UK parliament.
Researchers say the sea ice sheets in the Arctic and Antarctic regions is the smallest in the 38-year satellite record.
What African countries want are partners who are in it for the long haul and can deliver the best return on investment.
Uncertainty over the future abounds for many on either side of the border including migrants and local business owners
Some 400,000 Afghan children might not attend classes this year, putting them at great risk, Save the Children says.
Members of Afro-descendant communities, rendered 'foreigners' due to a discriminatory nationality law, are speaking up.
