The bi-annual ASEAN summit, which has been held by members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations since 1976, has snubbed the military ruler of Myanmar, General Min Aung Hlaing.

The US Department of Defense has belatedly stated that it will provide financial compensation to the bereaved family of an Afghan aid worker and his nine close relatives, with the fatalities including seven children.

Tunisia’s former President Moncef Marzouki has called on the public to engage in protests against the incumbent Kais Saied.

The clothing behemoth Nike has announced that it will end sales of its sports products and apparel at Israeli retailers starting from May 31 next year.

The UK’s charities watchdog known as the Charity Commission announced on Thursday the unceremonious end to over two years of investigation into the British Muslim charitable organisation Human Aid.

A new report has unveiled the true extent to which male and female paedophilia has been freely practised by clergymen, clergywomen, as well as non-clergy members affiliated with the French Catholic Church over the past seven decades.

The dishonourable Swedish cartoonist Lars Endel Roger Vilks has returned to his Lord after a fatal crash-turned-inferno that occurred on Sunday.

The University of Bristol is once again facing heavy criticism after dismissing Professor David Miller, a prominent sociology lecturer and Islamophobia researcher. This was following months of spurious claims that he made antisemitic remarks during his classes.

The tragedy occurred while the leader was speaking with fellow community leaders at his modest bamboo-and-tarpaulin office in the Kutupalong refugee camp, located in Cox’s Bazar.

Top researchers warn that extreme anti-Muslim hatred is on the rise in the state of Uttar Pradesh in the world’s second most populous nation, India.