Newspaper a powerful symbol of latent dissent still raging below surface of the city

Ousted leader faces range of charges after removal by army in February coup

Verdict reaffirms life sentence for ex-general whose forces executed 8,000 at Srebrenica

Minister says any resolution that fails to mention Hamas ‘stains international community’

Israel rejects resolution adopted by Geneva forum and says it will not co-operate

Since 2014, more than 21,000 people have lost their lives at sea or gone missing on their way to the EU

November’s invasion of Tigray has morphed into protracted and gruesome conflict

Teenage women have been shot dead leading the resistance to generals reimposing a patriarchal order

At least 54 now dead in what UN rights chief calls a ‘vicious crackdown on peaceful protesters’

Army seizes power as elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other politicians detained

Doctor has been vocal about need to end use of sexual violence as a weapon of war

Autocrat Alexander Lukashenko blames unemployed ex-criminals for demonstrations

Plan to annex parts of West Bank condemned by UN commissioner as ‘disastrous’

Second most senior figure in Tibetan Buddhism was taken into custody when he was six

Arab and foreign jihadis ambush military convoys and assassinate officials as Baghdad and Damascus try to contain coronavirus

There are almost 200,000 refugees in Kakuma alone, and they are relying on aid agencies to provide healthcare

Finding UAE leader organised abduction of daughters goes against former president’s assertion

President Alpha Condé, who described himself as the ‘Obama’ of Guinea, seeks to cement power

Relief agencies overwhelmed by humanitarian crisis in northwest Syria, says UN

Juan Guaidó prevented by security forces from entering national assembly session

Twenty-six people were killed during nearly two months of protests

Court approval sought by official to scrutinise allegations protesters have been tortured

Flights cancelled for second day as demonstrators use trolleys to barricade check-in counters

Maduro regime guilty of crimes including arbitrary detention and torture, UN report finds

‘After the first strike hit, we knocked the door to open it but the policemen refused’

Ruler of Dubai and wife engaged in London high court dispute

Trade betwee the two has more than doubled in past five years, says Irish ambassador

Many foreigners among 55,000 captured Islamic State fighters and their families detained

Government app Absher allows men to monitor and control female relatives’ travel

Actor George Clooney has called for a boycott of luxury hotels owned by Brunei company

US calls for release of Roberto Morrero, says they will hold those responsible ‘accountable’

UN human rights commissioner voices concern over arrest and detention of peaceful activists

Rights panel says Israeli forces killed 189 Palestinians in response weekly protests last year

Moves to evacuate civilians as hundreds of Islamic State militants make their last stand at a village on the banks of the Euphrates

Legal move criticised by UN as ‘a drastic step backwards’ for rule of law and victims’ rights

Former president defends visit after she was described as ‘willing pawn’ in UAE PR battle

Bangladesh had begun preparations to repatriate an initial batch of 2,200 Rohingya

UN rights boss urging Bangladesh to halt plans over concerns for refugees’ safety

‘It’s hard to overstate how significant Chile’s actions are’

Shock result last month sent stock market reeling, plummeting by almost 10% in the following weeks