Israel attacks Beirut suburbs on eve of Eid
Israeli air attacks hit buildings in neighbourhoods across southern Beirut on Thursday.
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New Gaza aid ship revives painful memories of Israeli raid on Mavi Marmara
The Madleen, a new Gaza aid ship, revives memories of 2010’s deadly raid. Jamal Elshayyal reflects on its lasting impact
New Zeland Maori MPs suspended for parliamentary haka protest
Three Maori Party MPs were suspended from New Zealand’s Parliament for performing a haka in protest of legislation.
Six pilgrims sail from UK to Saudi Arabia for Hajj
Six British Muslims sailed from the UK to Saudi Arabia for 59 days to reach the holy city of Mecca for Hajj.
Getting food in Gaza has become “like the Hunger Games”
James Elder, UNICEF spokesperson, warns of deadly risks Palestinians face seeking aid in Gaza and calls for urgent safe
‘You are not alone’, diplomat tells Palestinians after UN vote
"You are not alone", diplomat tells Palestinians after UN vote vetoed by US.
Trump’s new travel ban: What we know
US President Donald Trump has signed a travel ban blocking entry to the US for nationals of 12 countries.
Drones used as “scare tactic” on Gaza Freedom Flotilla
Yasemin Acar, on board the Madleen flotilla, talks about the potentially deadly intimidation tactics they’re faced with.
Heavy rainfall triggers deadly flooding in northeast India
Severe monsoon rains have triggered deadly floods and landslides in northeast India, killing at least 48 people.
GHF suspends aid: Timeline of a ‘death trap’ in Gaza
More than 100 Palestinians have been killed trying to get aid at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution centres.
Dutch government collapses over asylum dispute
Populist leader Geert Wilders quit the Dutch government over migration clash, prompting the prime minister to resign.
‘Replaced with rockets’: Israel’s war strands Gaza pilgrim on Hajj
Iyad Adwan, a displaced Palestinian in Gaza, won’t make the Hajj pilgrimage for a second year in a row.
State Dept spokesperson says she’s ‘being harangued’ over Gaza starvation
Tammy Bruce dismissed questioning from journalists after three months of “being harangued” over starvation in Gaza.
Liberal candidate Lee set to win South Korea presidential election
Lee Jae-myung appears set to win South Korea’s snap presidential election.
Ukraine claims attack on Kerch Bridge linking Crimea, Russia
Video from Ukraine's SBU shows what the security service says was an attack it conducted on the Kerch Bridge in Crimea.
Colorado firebombing suspect facing federal hate crime charges
The suspect in the attack of a Colorado group calling for the release of Israeli captives is facing hate crime charges.
Over 200 inmates escape Pakistani prison after earthquake
Over 200 inmates escaped from a prison in Karachi, Pakistan, after being removed from their cells during earthquake.
No ceasefire breakthrough after Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Istanbul
Russia and Ukraine ended Istanbul talks without ceasefire, but agreed to swap prisoners and fallen soldiers.
PSG victory sparks deadly Paris riots
Two died, nearly 200 hurt and more than 500 arrested at Paris riots following Paris Saint-Germain's championship win.
Mexico’s president defends 13 percent turnout in judicial elections
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum called judicial elections that saw 13 percent voter turnout a “total success."