An Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza has killed dozens of people, including children, local officials say. Israel said it was targeting a “Hamas… Read More »Israel Says Jets Targeting ‘Hamas Compound’ Have Hit A School In Gaza
A World Cup skier and his girlfriend died when they fell about 2,300ft in a mountain accident in Italy, according to local media. Jean Daniel… Read More »World Cup Skier And His Girlfriend Fall To Their Deaths On Mountain
Going on holiday is always a cause for celebration – and many travellers will toast the occasion with an alcoholic beverage before taking a nap… Read More »Don’t Drink Alcohol On Flights Then Nap, Scientists Warn After ‘surprising’ Findings
The Maldives says it will ban the entry of Israelis amid public anger in the predominantly Muslim archipelago over the war in Gaza. The office… Read More »Maldives Announces Ban On Israelis Entering Country
Signs of Russia’s so-called special military operation are everywhere in Moscow, from roadside recruitment adverts to Z-themed souvenirs. Now there is another example – a… Read More »Russia Weighs Biggest Tax Shake-Up In Almost 25 Years To Finance Ukraine War
The British ambassador to Mexico has been removed from the post after a video emerged online of him apparently pointing an assault rifle at an… Read More »British Ambassador Sacked After ‘pointing Gun At Staff’
British and US forces have struck Houthi targets in Yemen in the fifth combined operation since January. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) confirmed the strikes took place… Read More »Britain And American Forces Strike Houthi Targets After Spike In Attacks On Shipping
A Hong Kong court has found 14 out of 16 pro-democracy activists guilty of conspiracy to commit subversion in a landmark case. It is the… Read More »Hong Kong Court Finds 14 Pro-Democracy Activists Guilty Of Subversion
South Africans have started voting in the most competitive election since the end of apartheid, with polls suggesting the ruling party could lose its majority.… Read More »South Africans Voting In Most Competitive Election Since End Of Apartheid
Just over two weeks ago, President Biden drew a clear red line for his “old friend Bibi”. He told Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu not to… Read More »Rafah: Was Biden’s Red Line Crossed? By Most Measures, Yes. By Biden’s Measure – Probably Not