Mona Farag

Extremist group continues with restrictions called 'gender apartheid' by UN

Group's deputy commander maintained a low profile and rarely appeared in public, but was one of Israel's most-wanted men

Islamabad warned of consequences over actions the Afghan Taliban say killed five women and three children

Two people have been arrested in connection with the incident in the western state of Gujarat

Paused funding of $4 million will be released immediately, says Foreign Minister Penny Wong

Al Qaeda-linked group had stormed Syl Hotel, popular with government officials

Palestinians in the enclave are already going without meals because of severe food shortages

Meticulous planning from authorities will ensure a safe experience for pilgrims at mosques across the kingdom

The holy month begins about two weeks earlier each year and, for half the world, it will move away from the longer, hotter days of summer

Marine species and corals at risk from tens of thousands of tonnes of fertiliser held in vessel

Several western countries have paused funding to the UN agency as the Gaza war rages

Gaza Health Ministry warns several newborn children are at risk of imminent death

The Menkaure Pyramid Review Committee unanimously objected to the retiling project

Temporary truce has allowed pupils to briefly go back to school

She was one of 30 detainees released from Israeli jails on Wednesday, before truce was extended to a seventh day