Anealla Safdar

Eleven Days in May, by Win­ter­bot­tom and Mo­hammed Sawwaf in Gaza, fo­cus­es on the chil­dren who died in last year’s war.

Kaza­khstan un­rest news from Jan­u­ary 7: Pres­i­dent Tokayev vows to quell un­rest af­ter dozens killed in bloody clash­es.

Kaza­khstan news from Jan­u­ary 6: Re­gion­al se­cu­ri­ty or­gan­i­sa­tion de­ploys ‘peace­keep­ing forces’ amid dead­ly protests.

Na­dine Dor­ries, pro­mot­ed by PM John­son this week, has pre­vi­ous­ly called for a com­plete ban on the Mus­lim face veil.

Pashinyan faces calls to quit over his han­dling of the Nagorno-Karabakh war, but his sup­port­ers have come out in force.

Refugees, ac­tivists, aid groups and pho­to­jour­nal­ists re­flect on a year that has been par­tic­u­lar­ly un­kind to refugees.

UK’s largest re­tail­er used signs in Ro­man­ian to fend off would-be thieves, prompt­ing al­le­ga­tions of racial pro­fil­ing.

Sev­er­al protests are tar­get­ing Macron, who is ac­cused of eco­nom­ic fail­ures, dis­crim­i­na­tion, and fan­ning Is­lam­o­pho­bia.

Thou­sands in Yere­van call for PM Pashinyan’s res­ig­na­tion af­ter he signed a deal to end con­flict over Nagorno-Karabakh.

Moscow says planes car­ry­ing peace­keep­ers are trav­el­ling to re­gion af­ter peace deal reached.