It is time to stop talking about the risk that the war in Gaza will spread elsewhere in the Middle East. It has already happened.

U.S. and British warplanes, ships and submarines launched dozens of air strikes across Yemen overnight in retaliation against Houthi forces for months of attacks on Red Sea shipping that the Iran-backed fighters cast as a response to the war in Gaza.

China does not want a continuation of the “current difficult situation” in relations with Canada.

Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa laid out plans for two new high-security prisons.

Soldiers and police patrolled the quiet streets of Port Moresby as people joined long lines for fuel a day after Papua New Guinea declared a state of emergency in response to a massive outbreak of rioting and violence.

A group from Russia is poised to be the first known tourists allowed into North Korea since anti-pandemic border lockdowns began in early 2020.

The United States and Britain have started carrying out strikes against targets linked to Houthis in Yemen, four U.S. officials told Reuters.

Rows of white concrete barricades and coils of razor wire stretch across an open field for more than a kilometre.

South Africa accused Israel of subjecting Palestinians to genocidal acts at the opening of hearings at the top U.N. court on a case the country brought against the Israeli military campaign in Gaza.

A senior ally of President Vladimir Putin warned that any Ukrainian attacks on missile launch sites inside Russia with arms supplied by the United States and its allies would risk a nuclear response from Moscow.

Tens of thousands of opposition supporters massed outside Poland’s parliament to protest against the new government’s changes.

South Africa accused Israel of carrying out genocide in Gaza and demanded that the U.N.’s top court order an emergency suspension of Israel’s devastating military campaign in the Palestinian enclave.