"Iran can both attack the cables themselves and prevent the cable firms from carrying out operations, either for maintenance or for laying new cables,” says an expert.

The NCCIA is investigating leaks with the UK examiner as maddened students prepare for resits.

Israeli military commander admits troops killed 42 Palestinians for throwing stones in 2025.

Only 5,304 people travelled in and out of Gaza since February, says enclave's media office.

Dialogue between India and Pakistan has always been difficult precisely because it was never driven purely by bilateral calculations.

The singer said collaborations between musicians are easier now than they have ever been before.

Since late April, the garment industry belt around the capital Dhaka has endured alternating rain and scorching heat.

The vice chairman of the company was arrested and released on bail of 1m euros.

Iran continues to use Hormuz as leverage while the US and Gulf states insist unrestricted navigation is non-negotiable.

Their film is releasing on Eid and the philanthropist has turned film promoter for it.

Brazil has more than 20 million tons of rare earths, according to estimates by the US Geological Survey.

Malala Yousafzai has joined the film as an executive producer.

Thousands of Palestinian men, women and children are languishing in Israeli prisons in subhuman conditions, with many routinely subjected to sexual abuse.

Author Yang Shuang-zi and translator Lin King will share the prize of £50,000

If a society is structured in ways that systematically disadvantage the many while privileging the few, then personal success within that system cannot be morally neutral.

“Certainly, the country is at war, but young people also have the right to marry,” says one bride.

Odai Shanah was among dozens of children who had to huddle in classrooms when deadly gunfire erupted at the mosque where they attend school.

The current Ebola outbreak — so far limited to the Democratic Republic of ‌the Congo and Uganda — is due to a rare strain of the virus known as Bundibugyo.

Umer Hayat was awarded the death sentence by an Islamabad sessions court on Tuesday.

Besides being a technical and legal win, the ruling validates Pakistan’s argument about the existential stakes involved for it.