It’s been nearly seven months since a US-brokered ceasefire was announced between Israel and Hamas. Yet the bloodshed and suffering in Gaza have not stopped as Israel continues to limit humanitarian aid and violate the ceasefire almost daily.

China's zero-tariff policy took effect across Africa on May 1st. The new measure removes import duties on all products from 53 African nations that have diplomatic ties with Beijing.

The European Union has approved a €90 billion loan to help Ukraine acquire military equipment. The aid package is enough to cover two-thirds of Ukraine’s budget for the war over the next two years.

Iran has warned the United States Navy to stay out of the Strait of Hormuz, after US President Trump announced a plan to help stranded ships.

The US-Israeli war on Iran has now reached the 2-month-mark. What are the prospects for peace?

The Iran war and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz are having a big impact on farmers around the world. Not only are they paying more for energy to run their machinery, but the price of fertilizer has also gone up more than 30%.

The US has been intervening militarily in countries from Asia to the Middle East to Latin America for decades causing massive death and devastation. Nations it has attacked since 2001 include Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Iran and Venezuela.

Why have there been so many over the decades? And, how much death and destruction have they caused in countries around the world?

Since adopting its postwar constitution in 1947, Japan has followed a pacifist framework renouncing war. But last week, the Japanese government reversed its longstanding limits on the sale of weapons overseas.

On April 27, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The visit comes after Araghchi visited Pakistan and Oman over the weekend to discuss the ongoing regional conflict.

Some Americans say the United States is heading in the wrong direction. How will the Iran war impact the U.S. domestic politics?