Unrest, Conflict and War

Russia has attacked Kyiv with more than 800 drones in the largest aerial bombardment on Ukraine since the war between the two nations began, killing at least four people. 

London police arrest about 900 Palestine Action supporters, following a previous arrest of nearly 500 supporters last month. 

The Israel Defense Forces said the area will include field hospitals, water pipelines and desalination facilities, continued supply of food and medicines, and medical equipment.

China's display of an array of naval weaponry and assets, as opposed to land-based ones, could hardly have been less subtle.

Protesters gathered outside the Australian embassy in Tel Aviv, voicing their frustrations over the government's decision to recognise a Palestinian state.

Nearly five years ago, Myanmar's military seized power, plunging the country into a bloody civil war that left the junta internationally isolated. Now, with no end to the conflict in sight, Myanmar is going to the polls again.

Israel's planned military offensive to take Gaza City is threatening thousands of hospital patients who cannot evacuate or have no place else to go.

The forces would be deployed on day one of any peace deal between Ukraine and Russia, aiming to prevent another invasion of the country.

The US signals it will continue a military campaign in Latin America against "narco-terrorist organisations," as experts warn the next step could be to remove Venezuela's president from power.

A UN committee says at least 21,000 children in Gaza have been left with disabilities since the war between Israel and Hamas began on October 7, 2023.

Chinese President Xi Jinping drives past soldiers during Victory Day parade.

Xi Jinping walks to the parade with leaders including Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un in Beijing.  

At least 11 people were killed in an attack in Quetta, while another six security personnel and six militants died in a separate bombing on a paramilitary base in Bannu.

Young Indonesians are taking to the streets to voice their anger at the government and police. This is how the protest turned into a riot.

Xi Jinping, Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin have today sent a powerful message to the world as they stood side by side, watching a grand military parade in Tiananmen Square.

A judge has ruled the Trump administration "wilfully" ignored federal law when deploying National Guard forces during riots in Los Angeles earlier this year.

The incident with Ursula von der Leyen's plane joins a growing list of alleged acts of Russian interference with GPS satellite navigation. 

This latest attack from Israel is a "significant blow" to the Iran-backed rebel group. But how much has it actually weakened the Houthis?

After protests turned violent over MP perks in Indonesia, mobs looted the homes of four suspended parliamentarians, stealing some luxury items while destroying others including sports cars. 

The International Association of Genocide Scholars says signatories to the genocide convention, including Australia, should prevent arms sales to Israel and uphold international law.