‘We’re still worried we’ll be sent back’: Inside Italy’s ‘accelerated’ asylum system
Civil society groups are concerned about the impact of new EU migration rules
Israel strikes Lebanon as fears of escalation mount
Two children and four women among those killed on Monday, says Lebanese health ministry
‘It was day 13 or 14 when people started dying’: More than 200 set sail for Europe. Only 36 survived
A harrowing story of death and survival on the Atlantic migration route from west Africa, ‘the deadliest in the world’
‘Is that a body in the water?’ Flying over the ‘mass grave’ that is the Mediterranean Sea
The union is accused of collaborating with encouraging ‘extremely violent’ Libyan militias in the Mediterranean in a bid to stop people fleeing war, poverty, persecution and climate change
‘This thing makes people animal’: Inside Bangladesh’s Yaba addiction epidemic
The drug, which means ‘crazy medicine’, is on the rise in the south Asian country despite severe punishments
Leaving Al Hol: A Syrian father on survival, freedom and what comes next
Fade (28), his wife and four children lived in the notorious detention camp in Syria for eight years. He agreed to an interview so he could tell the ‘real story of inside Al Hol’
‘A city of ghosts’: Grief and defiance in Lebanon’s shattered south
Residents return after ceasefire to assess destruction, mourn the dead and weigh an uncertain future
‘This is from in our soul’: Paramedics and doctors work through Lebanon’s ‘hardest days’
In a southern city battered by Israeli strikes, returning residents confront a devastated region while grieving medical workers refuse to leave
Lebanon’s displaced people: War, poverty and rising tensions on Beirut’s Corniche
An elderly poet is among thousands enduring displacement and hardship as conflict in southern Lebanon drags on with no end in sight
Escalating violence driving surge in Palestinian deaths in West Bank
More Palestinians killed since 2023 than in the previous 17 years combined, with children accounting for a growing share of the toll, UN data shows
Israel and Iran halt their most direct confrontation since April
US president Donald Trump intervenes after both sides exchange strikes
Inside southern Lebanon’s temporary graveyards: ‘People are dying day by day. No one is batting an eye’
Makeshift cemeteries across the south provide a place for the dead until it is safe to hold a proper funeral in their home towns
Foreign correspondent Sally Hayden: I wrote a book about love to remember there is goodness in the world
In more than a decade reporting on war, journalist Sally Hayden has witnessed unbearable cruelty and violence. But also, love – for partners, family and community
‘We are preparing for the last battle’: life along Israel’s new yellow line in southern Lebanon
Israeli military has ‘no mercy for the children, for the people and for the buildings’, says one civic leader
Amal Khalil, the Lebanese journalist killed by Israel, had continued to work despite threats
Earlier this year, press-freedoms organisation said killing of journalists was at an all-time high, ‘primarily due to the actions of one government’