- 'Netanyahu is up to his neck in criminal investigations as war rages' Haaretz
- PM, government say petitions against firing of Shin Bet chief ‘nonsense’ The Times of Israel
- Netanyahu to High Court: 'Intervention in Ronen Bar's dismissal would harm state security' The Jerusalem Post
- As Israel begins another assault in Gaza, Netanyahu is fighting his own war against the country’s legal system The Conversation
- Netanyahu Takes On Israel’s Deep State Tablet Magazine
Pope Francis waves to crowd in first public appearance since leaving hospital
The pontiff has not been seen in public since he left Rome's Gemelli hospital on 23 March, after undergoing treatment for pneumonia.
Pope Francis greets crowds at St Peter’s Square
The Pope briefly appeared on stage in a wheelchair with an oxygen tube, two weeks after leaving hospital.
Pope Francis greets crowds at St Peter’s Square
The Pope briefly appeared on stage in a wheelchair with a breathing tube, two weeks after leaving hospital.
Pro-Palestine activists protest alleged South African coal export to Israel
Pro-Palestine activists in South Africa have protested outside a mining company they say is exporting coal to Israel.
Rains add to misery in quake-hit Myanmar as death toll rises to 3,471
UN says 'traumatised and fearful' survivors in Myanmar are in need of food, water and shelter.
Iran rejects ‘meaningless’ direct talks with US
As war of words over nuclear weapons deal escalates, FM Araghchi says he wants talks on ‘equal footing’.
This Is the Holocaust Story I Said I Wouldn’t Write – The New York Times
This Is the Holocaust Story I Said I Wouldn’t Write The New York Times
US revokes all visas held by South Sudanese passport holders
The decision comes as political tensions mount in South Sudan, causing fears of a renewed civil war.
Starmer warns ‘world as we knew it has gone’ as countries mull tariff responses – live updates
PM says he will use policy to shelter British businesses following the stock market turmoil prompted by Trump’s announcement
Starmer orders economic reset amid Trump’s tariff mayhem
Welcome back to our live coverage of the economic fallout from Donald Trump’s announcement of sweeping tariffs last week.
Almost $5tn (£4tn) was wiped off the value of global stock markets after the US president made his shock announcement last Wednesday, which included a 10% base tariff on imports into the US from the UK.
Continue reading...‘They’re everywhere’: workers warn of rat infestation at Somerset nuclear plant
Unions urge energy giant EDF to take action as concerns mount over health of construction staff
Workers building the troubled Hinkley Point C nuclear reactor in Somerset have raised concerns that the construction site is overrun by rats.
The Unite and GMB trade unions are understood to have warned the developer, the French energy giant EDF, that urgent action is needed because the rodents are “everywhere”.
Continue reading...ASEAN nations swiftly react to US tariffs, Thailand faces criticism – Thaiger
- ASEAN nations swiftly react to US tariffs, Thailand faces criticism Thaiger
- My Take | The United States, not China, turns out to be the real bogeyman South China Morning Post
- Tariff-Stunned Southeast Asia Lines Up to Court Trump Bloomberg.com
- U.S. Tariffs Imperil Asian Alliances The Dispatch
- Are Trump's tariffs working? Vietnam, Taiwan offer zero duty on US imports India Today
‘There is no ceasefire. Attacks are ongoing’: how Putin’s envoy played US over Ukraine
White House welcome for key member of Russian president’s inner circle raises fears over America’s commitment to peace
Kirill Dmitriev’s meetings with US officials in the White House last week went largely below the radar. And deliberately so.
The dapper investment envoy to Russian president Vladimir Putin, who also serves as a key negotiator for Moscow on Ukraine, posted an image of his flight plan on social media to make the point that a senior sanctioned Russian official was being welcomed by the Trump administration. Otherwise, details of what was discussed remain opaque.
Continue reading...Netanyahu heads to Washington to talk tariffs and Gaza with Trump
Tariff discussions would make Netanyahu the first foreign leader to travel to Washington in an attempt to negotiate a better deal
The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is set to travel to Washington to meet with US president Donald Trump to discuss issues including tariffs, Gaza and the “Iranian threat”, his office has confirmed.
The meeting will take place on Monday, a White House official said on the condition of anonymity.
Continue reading...Zelensky Hails Progress in Talks with French, UK Military Chiefs – Kyiv Post
- Zelensky Hails Progress in Talks with French, UK Military Chiefs Kyiv Post
- Zelenskyy meets European military leaders to plan for a peacekeeping force AP News
- Zelenskiy says details of foreign troop contingent in Ukraine could be ready in a month Reuters
- Minerals deal disrupted by those with 'their hand in the till,' US official claims. The Kyiv Independent
- Zelensky: Coalition of the willing has made ‘tangible progress’ The Telegraph
Facing a government crackdown on dissent, Turkey’s protesters put aside their differences – AP News
- Facing a government crackdown on dissent, Turkey’s protesters put aside their differences AP News
- How much support is there for Imamoglu, Istanbul’s jailed mayor? Al Jazeera
- Elif Shafak on why Turkey’s youth-led protests offer hope Financial Times
- 'Don't speak, don't film': Journalist arrests fuel fears for democracy after Turkey protests BBC
- Turkish democracy in turmoil: inside the 4 April Guardian Weekly The Guardian
England’s NHS crews ‘watching patients die in back of ambulances’ due to A&E delays
Survey says queues outside emergency departments are leading to ‘car park care’ and fatalities
Paramedics across England are watching patients die in the back of ambulances because of delays outside emergency departments, according to a survey by Unison.
The gridlock of patients in some of the country’s hospitals has led to queues of up to 20 ambulances outside casualty departments in certain areas. In a number of cases, crews have been forced to wait more than 12 hours before handing over patients.
Continue reading...Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,137
These are the key events on day 1,137 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Foreign journalists at US-backed media fear being sent to repressive homelands after Trump’s cuts – AP News
Anti-Israel UK Labour MPs barred from entering Israel after airport interrogations – The Times of Israel
- Anti-Israel UK Labour MPs barred from entering Israel after airport interrogations The Times of Israel
- Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed 'astounded' after being denied entry to Israel BBC
- British lawmakers denied entry to Israel and deported NBC News
- Badenoch draws cross-party criticism for backing Israel’s expulsion of Labour MPs The Guardian
- Israel deports two British MPs amid backlash over killings of Gaza medics Al Jazeera