Analysts say the temporary cease in fighting is not only glaringly inadequate but a PR move led by US interests.

With the truce the first break in fighting after seven weeks, several scenarios in the war are now possible.

People fleeing Khartoum are finding respite in Port Sudan – whether they ultimately choose to leave Sudan or stay.

Growing rates of malnourishment are preventing healing for those in Gaza battered by Israel’s war.

With lessons from past deadly invasions of Lebanon shoved aside, the US and Israel are escalating toward endless war.

Gen Z, in particular, bases sexual attraction on aligning with others on key issues, OkCupid executive Melissa Hobley told Insider.

Concerns are rife about trafficking, menstrual hygiene and securing safe childbirth.

The diverse cast members bringing to life the story of Sufi poet Rumi hope to dispel Western stereotypes of the region.

New dating apps like Thursday and POM are holding in-person events, with singles bored by popular apps such as Tinder and Hinge during the pandemic.

Gaza’s displaced grapple with having to leave Rafah and pushing the dreams they had before the war further out of reach.

President’s accusation against the US organisation may be to deflect responsibility for his own actions, say analysts.

Al-Mayqoma orphanage’s evacuation in Khartoum took time because it required security guarantees from warring parties.

Yorkshire County Cricket Club has come under fire for its lack of action after Azeem Rafiq complained of discrimination.

The advent of AI powered chatbots is forcing some British imams to think about how new technologies could benefit their communities — or lead them astray

Rapper Ja Rule and business partner Herb Rice aim to promote Black NFT artists through their initiative called The Painted House.

Erdogan’s independent foreign policy put Turkey on the map – the opposition’s may be far more muted.

Advocates say that prisoners are protesting against dire conditions – and that the government’s reforms are not enough.

Could Hamas’s rival, the PA, return to rule Gaza? Would Palestinians even accept it?

When asked about Gaza’s hospitals, Dr Lahna is pained by the memories of the sick, wounded and dying.

After a top cricketer shared his experiences of abuse, others reflect on how the slur has caused them suffering.

A civilian network organised mainly through Twitter is helping Sudanese people where aid groups cannot.

Don Banks had two interviews with Wells Fargo that, he was later told, were only conducted to boost the bank's diversity credentials.

Hungry and desperate, some British Palestinians are having to leave family members behind in Gaza. Others can’t escape.

Europe is slowly is opening up to travel again, with people and travel companies alike eager to jumpstart the process.

Many young workers around the world have entered the workforce during the past 18 months without ever having stepped foot into their offices or having met a single colleague.