Seven nations heavily contest the waterway, which is vital for commercial trade and subsistence, as tensions soar between Beijing and Washington over regional security.
Designated zones in Deir el Balah Governorate will provide temporary housing, food, water and other necessities, Daniel Hagari, Israel's chief military spokesperson, said on Wednesday.
The rift is centred around a Venezuelan plane grounded in Buenos Aires, the US connection and Argentina's new far-right government.
School kidnappings were initially perpetrated by the militant Boko Haram when it seized Chibok schoolgirls in 2014. Other bandit groups soon began following this method to seek ransom payments.
International nonprofit Visualizing Palestine has been working overtime to show the world the true toll of the war on Gaza.
The image of far-right populists is being captured to promote and increase the sales of trainers across the Americas.
An Israeli-Palestinian activist describes the erosion of freedom of expression in Berlin, criticising Germany for maintaining a pro-Israel stance despite Tel Aviv killing tens of thousands of people in Gaza.
Officials involved in the discussion say release of the funds is important to stabilise Afghanistan’s banking system.
A slew of lawsuits against companies developing chatbots sow the seed to regulate the burgeoning sector. But is it feasible?
The UK needs migrants to care for an increasing elderly population but it doesn’t want foreign caregivers to bring along their family members.
For the past several weeks, 60-year-old Jagdev Singh has been clicking photos of the ongoing agitation by farmers demanding minimum support prices for crops, loan waivers, and pensions.
Boycotts of Western brands over Israel's war on Gaza have spurred growth for many local businesses in the MENA region, demonstrating Muslims’ growing purchasing power. Are those new consumer habits here to stay?
Analysts describe shifting rhetoric from some UK officials but little concrete action against Israel, while Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has faced criticism regarding purportedly divisive comments, as citizens continue to march for peace.
Western powers continue to enable and support Israel’s onslaught in Gaza, prompting anger, condemnation and introspection worldwide.
After being displaced the fourth time due to Israeli bombardments, she was forced to walk to Rafah, and now is on her way to Türkiye. Here is the story of Rukiye, who went to Gaza to study for her master's and chose to stay to help the Palestinians.
As spending on decorations and treats ramps up, Muslims in the US and UK debate whether the holy month has become too commercialised.
A Muslim leader's selfless act has become a story of shared humanity and coexistence amidst Europe’s dark history of two world wars.
The Princess of Wales confessed she edited her official photo that was later retracted by leading news agencies.
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has called the company’s social media platforms a “breeding ground” for predators who target children for human trafficking.
Once passed, the law will see tougher jail terms for a range of offences including treason and espionage.
Voters in the upper Midwestern state, home to over 310,000 people of Middle Eastern and North African origins, describe the tide as starting to turn ahead of November’s Presidential election against Biden’s administration.
In a recent trend, male Israeli soldiers have been posting pictures and videos on social media showing the undergarments of Palestinian women who have been forced to abandon their homes and belongings.
The move sparks concerns whether Western currencies will start to lose value in the near future.
Ain Media will persist, thanks to the courageous wife of its owner, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike.
A native of the Palestinian enclave reflects on a lifetime shaped by decades marked by war, curfews, and displacement, while describing the impact of ongoing horrors in Gaza on his life in Istanbul.
A Palestinian American psychologist shares the stories of seven Palestinian children and the untold horrors they've experienced during the war on Gaza.
Turkish TV series are wildly popular with audiences all over the world, drawing inspiration from Türkiye’s cultural heritage while being at ease in deepening and expressing a wide array of emotions.
In recent years, health authorities in capitals of Europe have struggled to contain the spread of the mosquito-borne viral disease that is mostly associated with Asia.
After spending two weeks in southern Gaza on a humanitarian mission, Dr. Nimr Ikram speaks to TRT World about the "unfathomable" things he witnessed and his hope for a brighter future for the Palestinian people.
A Toronto synagogue hosted a real estate company, which advertised illegal homes for sale in the occupied West Bank. And when Palestinians took out a peaceful protest, Visegrád 24 alleged they were attacking Jewish worshippers.
Once a police officer, Jimmy Cherizier, as known as ‘Barbecue’, has risen to become one of Haiti's most notorious and feared gang leaders who’s now threatening the state with ‘genocide’.
Family members of Palestinians killed in Gaza say Germany’s weapons sales to Tel Aviv makes it complicit in Israel’s war crimes.
The Eastern African nation has arrested a global decline in the population of lions through innovative research and conservation efforts. The number of lions has dropped from about 200,000 to 20,000 in a century.
George Galloway's recent special election victory has highlighted a growing sense of alienation among British Muslims that's come to a head with Israel’s war on Gaza.
Author Zukiswa Wanner declined an award from Germany's Goethe Institut, citing the country's complicity in human rights violations in Palestine.
UN SDSN Director Jeffrey Sachs calls for immediate action to stop Israel's offensive in Gaza, criticising the US decision to airdrop aid rather than halting support and weapons to Israel.
TRT World explores how Milei’s economic reforms are shaping the Latin American nation, as the President calls for “patience and trust” while some citizens have quickly taken to the streets to protest.
World leaders' failure to stop Israel from killing Palestinians in Gaza may bolster Lula's case for UNSC reforms, experts say.
Widespread violence rocks the Caribbean nation amid demands by rampaging gangs for the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry and holding long-delayed elections.