The BBC joins a GP in Gaza as she sees dozens of patients, struggling to treat them with a dwindling supply of drugs.

High-profile detentions and visa revocations are putting students on edge, as Trump tightens his squeeze on US schools.

China sits at the heart of Apple’s supply chain – and has benefited hugely from it. Can they break up?

As Trump threatens to walk from peace talks, a mineral deal looks unlikely to offer Ukraine security.

Students and journalists are among the 189 people on trial in Istanbul after protests last month.

There were two ghosts in the room during Canada’s federal election debate – Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump.

Protesters, angry at the war in Gaza, have claimed KFC is a symbol of the United States and its ally Israel.

Trump’s comments came hours after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that the US could abandon talks.

The 20-year-old alleged gunman began shooting at around lunchtime near the student union building.

Inhabitants of Sudan’s biggest camp for displaced people have had their lives upturned once again.

But Salvadoran President Bukele says Kilmar Ábrego García – who is at the centre of a US court battle – will stay in custody.

The US says the attack on the Red Sea coast aimed to restrict supplies and funds for the Houthis, who called it a war crime.

BBC Newsround’s presenter Ricky Boleto speaks to the voice actor who plays Bluey’s mum, Chilli.

The charges will start in 180 days and rise in the coming years.

Seasoned business executive Tidjane Thiam is named as the candidate for Ivory Coast’s main opposition party.

The third-fastest woman in history, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, took part in sports day at her son’s school in Jamaica.

There are concerns around what democracy could look like and the role of Islam in the new regime.

The car had been traversing the 1,100m-high mountain when a cord to one of the cabins snapped say local media.

The US president separately said he is confident of making “a very good deal” with China.

Housing has taken a backseat in Canada’s election to Donald Trump’s tariffs, but advocates argue the affordability crisis is just as disruptive.

Some 175 tents raised as part of an expansion to the base’s migrant detention centre have been removed.

Sources say half a million US weapons obtained by the Taliban have been lost, sold or smuggled to militant groups.

The pause is a major blow to the US’s wind energy industry which has been targeted by President Trump.

BBC Verify looks at the evidence behind allegations that the Salvadoran mistakenly deported to a mega-prison was a dangerous gang member.

Steve Witkoff appeared to suggest that a peace deal hinged on the status of five Ukrainian regions.

A Swiss ski resort is cut off and people have been told to stay indoors in the French resort of Tignes.

The French president announced the commission on the 200th anniversary of France ordering Haiti to pay a debt for its freedom.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem accused the institution of “threatening national security”.

A Kremlin spokesman dismissed the talks between Ukraine, Europe and the US, which took place in Paris.

The US president says Jerome Powell’s “termination” as central bank chair “cannot come fast enough!”

Heavy fighting broke out on Wednesday after al-Shabab raided the town, saying they had captured it.

A mysterious group has accused Justice Minister Gérard Darmanin of declaring “war” on prisoners.

Lt Gen Vadim Shamarin was sentenced to seven years in a penal colony after being accused of taking bribes.

The organisers of the failed 2017 Fyre Festival are reportedly looking for a new location for the reboot.

Health authorities are urging people to get vaccinated before travelling to risk areas for Easter.