From loans to scholarships for foreign studies, Bangladesh's main parties are wooing the youth. Will it work?

Israel brands Gaza crossing with Egypt ‘Regavim’ and ‘Nekez’, terms analysts say signal a land grab and dehumanisation.

Samia Alatrash recalls life before the war with her sister Samar and her two girls, and the night she lost her family.

Many say they have received little support from government or Hezbollah, not enough to rebuild lives or homes destroyed.

The Rafah crossing’s pilot opening begins amid confusion as Gaza’s patients face unclear criteria, limited travel slots.

Key southern Yemeni city enters delicate new phase as internationally recognised government re-establishes its presence.

A spate of recent attacks has amplified fears among the country's religious minorities ahead of the February 12 vote.

Innovation becomes a go-to strategy for Gaza's youth as they battle unemployment in a hostile economic environment.

The party that ruled Bangladesh with an iron fist won't be on the ballot in February, and its future is uncertain.

Bangladesh's era of coups and military rule may be over for now, but the army remains a potent force impacting politics