Adla Massoud

Jury president Juliette Binoche did not sign letter but later paid tribute to Gazan photojournalist Fatima Hassouna

World body has faced chronic funding shortfalls, with the US historically its largest debtor

Pakistan's water comes mainly from rivers originating in the Himalayas

Term has been flashpoint for decades, with many American officials still using Persian Gulf

Groups express concern over Israel's requirement to submit complete staff lists and sensitive information when registering

The New Yorker wins three Pulitzers, the most ever awarded to a magazine in a single year

New Delhi blames Islamabad for attack on civilians at tourist site of Pahalgam in Indian-administered Kashmir

Tension reaching dangerous levels in wake of Pahalgam terror attack

Suggestions include consolidating dozens of agencies into four departments

Republican former congressman from Florida is a hawkish, long-time ally of Donald Trump

US President makes the announcement on his Truth Social platform

Antonio Guterres alarmed over continued Israeli breaches of Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity

Damascus is seeking the permanent lifting of sanctions, which the US has kept in place

Israeli troops are still present in southern Lebanon and launched strikes on Beirut this week

From radical foreign policy shifts to tariff wars, the start of the US president's second term has shattered the norms of governing