Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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Syria: "exhausted by war"
The de-facto leader of Syria, Ahmed al-Sharaa, lays out his vision for country
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Syria: "not a threat" to the world
Syrian rebel leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, says his group is not a threat to the west
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'Syria could fall back into conflict without urgent support'
Head of IOM says without humanitarian help, sending people back would destabilise Syria
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'A hundred- thousand people have already returned to Syria'
Many Syrians are returning but some are also leaving for fear of what might follow
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UN: Syria not stable enough for huge numbers of refugees to return
Head of IOM says without assistance, sending people back would further destabilise Syria
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Russian general killed in Moscow
Lt Gen Igor Kirillov is the head of Russia's Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Defence Forces
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Eight hundred French troops reach Mayotte
Residents says Mayotte feels like nuclear war aftermath from the cyclone that hit it
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Syria's de facto leader asks for removal of sanctions
Ahmed al-Sharaa says removal of sanctions is necessary for displaced Syrians to return
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Whole neighbourhoods flattened in Mayotte
Hundreds are feared dead in the French Indian Ocean territory hit by the cyclone.
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Mayotte: 'We've had no water for three days now'
Hundreds are feared dead in the French Indian Ocean territory hit by a powerful cyclone
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Hundreds feared dead in Mayotte
Mayotte, a French Indian Ocean territory was devastated by a powerful cyclone
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Nato must switch to wartime mindset
The head of NATO has warned the defence alliance to spend more towards future threats
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Syria's political transition
New leaders say they will suspend parliament and seek smooth transition to power.
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Syria talks between US and Turkey
US will discuss transition and clashes between Kurdish forces and Turkish backed rebels
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S Korea's President vows to 'fight to the end'
In a televised address, Yoon Suk Yeol defiantly declared he would fight to the end
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S Korea's President might face second impeachment
President Yoon has suggested he would not step down
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South Korean President vows to stay on
President Yoon Suk Yeol has defended his shock decision to declare martial law last week
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'I hope Assad pays the price'
As rebel forces take control of Syria, the crimes committed by Assad regime become clear
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Syrian rebels take control of oil rich Deir Ezzor
HTS group said it captured the city after US-backed Kurdish fighters withdrew
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Police in South Korea raid the presidential office
President Yoon has not accepted growing calls for him to step down
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Syrian new government to investigate Assad's regime
Abu Mohammed Al- Jolani says he will name former officials wanted for torture
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Rebel groups begin transition of power in Syria
Syrian rebel leader says he will announce list of former officials wanted for torture
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Israel carries out dozens of air strikes across Syria
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said there were more than one hundred strikes
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Ousted Syrian president granted asylum in Russia
President Bashar al-Assad's regime fell following an offensive by Islamist rebel groups
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UN Security Council to hold emergency session on Syria
Meeting will discuss the fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria
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Syrians celebrate fall of Assad regime
President Bashar al-Assad's regime fell following an offensive by Islamist rebel groups.
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Damascus falls to Syrian rebels
Long-time president Bashar-al Assad has fled to Russia where he has sought asylum
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Tens of thousands of people are fleeing Homs
Syrian rebels take full control of Hama and now say they are heading further
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MPs could bring forward a vote to impeach Yoon
President Yoon plunged the nation into turmoil with an attempt to impose martial law
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Anger continues to simmer in Seoul
There are reports that the impeachment vote for President Yoon might come earlier