Aggression
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Pope backs UN chief’s call for global ceasefire to focus on coronavirus
Pope Francis backed a call by United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres for an “immediate global ceasefire” so the world can…
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Family violence perpetrators using COVID-19 as ‘a form of abuse we have not experienced before’
Liz Thomas, the chief executive of social services organisation Wayss that helps family violence victims in Melbourne’s south-east, told the…
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A reporter’s internal conflict: why has the world looked away from human rights issues?
But her biggest battle has been trying to understand why so many of us seem to have stopped caring. Sophie…
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Preventing a Deadly Showdown in Northern Yemen
Outside powers should act now to halt the fighting, which could deepen the existing humanitarian crisis and ruin peace efforts…
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Will The Turkish Air Force Soon Be Flying Russia’s Best Stealth Fighters?
Key point: Ankara’s revived interest in Russian military hardware comes during a time of acute strain in Turkey-NATO relations. Mark…
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Jinwar, the Middle East’s first feminist commune for Arab, Kurdish, and Yazidi victims of Islamic State
The 35-year-old Arab woman from the Syrian town of Deir Ezzor has seven children. JM Lopez ABC News Her husband…
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War in Syria enters tenth year
Over 100,000 civilians have been killed since the conflict began. DW As the world comes to terms with the realities…
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New Zealand leader says nation changed after mosque attacks
Ardern was in Christchurch attending events to mark the anniversary of last year’s March 15 massacre, which she has described as one…
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EU wants zero-tariff Brexit deal, but will fine anticompetitive behavior
Brussels is willing to establish a zero-tariff area for goods with the U.K. but it will impose fines on unfair…
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‘Crime against humanity’: UN expert calls on Australia to stop selling weapons to war-torn Mali
The independent United Nations human rights expert in Mali has called on Australia to cease selling arms to the war-torn…
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EU to review Turkey migrant deal as Germany mulls accepting children
Under the 2016 agreement, the EU offered Turkey up to €6 billion ($10 billion) in aid for the Syrian refugees…
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Why Turkey can’t expect military support from NATO over attacks in Syria
Conflict had escalated in the province after Syrian government forces, supported by Russian air power, killed at least 34 Turkish…
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‘I’m so sorry I couldn’t protect you’: Hannah Clarke and her children laid to rest
Her three children – Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey – were all different in their own ways, they were told, but…
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Turkey and Russia agree on a Syria ceasefire for Idlib
Turkey and Russia reached agreement on a ceasefire in Syria’s northwestern Idlib province to take effect at midnight, Turkish President…
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Judges say investigation into war crimes in Afghanistan can proceed
Judges at the International Criminal Court on March 5 ruled that an investigation into alleged war crimes committed in Afghanistan…
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Manus guard pleads with Morrison to settle claim before taking life
Diane Parker, 53, was one of 18 former staff to pursue compensation through the courts – with the first case…
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