- Israeli military begins ground invasion of Gaza City The Washington Post
- Israel Launches Ground Offensive in Gaza City: Live Updates The New York Times
- What we know about new route for Gazans fleeing latest Israeli offensive BBC
- LIVE: Israel kills dozens of Palestinians as Gaza City invasion intensifies Al Jazeera
- A futile push in Gaza will deepen Israel’s isolation The Economist
While Arab Leaders Made Hollow Declarations in Doha, Gaza City Fell to Israel’s Conquest – Haaretz
- While Arab Leaders Made Hollow Declarations in Doha, Gaza City Fell to Israel's Conquest Haaretz
- Arab leaders deliver tough talk but not much action on Israel during Qatar summit CNN
- Who are the 57 members of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation? Al Jazeera
- Qatar Summit: Pakistan pushes for Islamic Nato. What's in it for India? India Today
- The bitter relationship between Israel and Arab states Reuters
While Arab Leaders Made Hollow Declarations in Doha, Gaza City Fell to Israel’s Conquest – Haaretz
- While Arab Leaders Made Hollow Declarations in Doha, Gaza City Fell to Israel's Conquest Haaretz
- Arab leaders deliver tough talk but not much action on Israel during Qatar summit CNN
- Who are the 57 members of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation? Al Jazeera
- Qatar Summit: Pakistan pushes for Islamic Nato. What's in it for India? India Today
- The bitter relationship between Israel and Arab states Reuters
Prosecutor to seek death penalty for Kirk shooting suspect
Judge criticizes Trump’s deportations to Ghana but says she can’t intervene – The Washington Post
- Judge criticizes Trump’s deportations to Ghana but says she can’t intervene The Washington Post
- Some US deportees to Ghana say they are still held there, contradicting Ghanaian authorities AP News
- Judge says she can’t help deportees Trump admin sent to Ghana, despite torture fears Politico
- Federal Judge Questions Deportations to Ghana The New York Times
- More African nations are receiving third-country immigrants deported by the U.S. Here are 5 things to know PBS
Trump has fanned the flames of divisive politics around the world, says Sadiq Khan
Exclusive: London mayor says US president has ‘perhaps done the most’ to encourage far right
Donald Trump has arrived in the UK on Tuesday night to a barrage of criticism from Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, who has accused the US president of doing more than anyone else to encourage the intolerant far right across the globe.
In what will be considered to be a direct challenge to Keir Starmer’s government to take a more robust stance towards Trump, Khan said the president’s use of the military in cities and targeting of minorities was “straight out of the autocrat’s playbook”.
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Under fire, Netanyahu scrambles to defuse his own claim Israel may become ‘super Sparta’ – The Times of Israel
- Under fire, Netanyahu scrambles to defuse his own claim Israel may become ‘super Sparta’ The Times of Israel
- Netanyahu’s ‘super-Sparta’ vision braces Israel for isolated economic future The Guardian
- Netanyahu admits Israel faces prolonged ‘isolation’ over war in Gaza CNN
- Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel must become self reliant The Jerusalem Post
- Netanyahu admits: "Israel is isolated." And accuses China and Qatar of propaganda in the West Eunews
Israeli army: ‘It will take several months’ to control Gaza City
Asia Cup: Bangladesh beat Afghanistan to keep Super Four chances alive
New Research Answers Lingering Questions About Siberia’s Exploding Tundra – Gizmodo
Scoop: Israel presented Syria with proposal for new security agreement – Axios
- Scoop: Israel presented Syria with proposal for new security agreement Axios
- Live Updates: Israeli PM addresses Israel's economy The Jerusalem Post
- Syrian army pulls back heavy weapons in south | Daily Sabah Daily Sabah
- Under US pressure, Syria and Israel inch toward security deal Reuters
- Israel presented Syria with detailed proposal for new security agreement – report The Times of Israel
UK deportation of Eritrean man to France under ‘one-in, one-out’ halted by judge
The 25-year-old claims to be trafficking victim and won high court challenge in what may prove major blow to Labour policy
An Eritrean man has had his deportation to France under Labour’s “one-in, one-out” scheme halted at the 11th hour after he won a high court challenge.
The 25-year-old man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is the first to win a challenge in the high court against the removal scheme, which is itself new. The first removal flights were due to take place on Monday and Tuesday of this week but were cancelled. The man had been due to be on a flight to France at 9am on Wednesday.
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Bolsonaro ordered to pay damages for racist remarks in office
Court rules former president, sentenced to 27 years for coup attempt, must pay R$1m for ‘cockroaches’ comment in 2021
Jair Bolsonaro has been ordered to pay R$1m (£138,000) in collective moral damages for remarks deemed “racist” while he was in office.
The latest ruling, delivered by a state appeals court, came less than a week after Brazil’s former president was sentenced to 27 years and three months in prison for leading an attempted coup to overturn the result of the 2022 election.
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Netanyahu’s ‘super-Sparta’ vision braces Israel for isolated economic future
Israeli PM’s outline of partial autarky and more militarised society stirs up backlash and concern over pariah status
Hours before unleashing a ground offensive against Gaza City on Tuesday, Benjamin Netanyahu braced his country for a future of mounting economic isolation, urging it to become a “super Sparta” of the Middle East.
The future the prime minister laid out for Israel, of a more militarised society, a partial autarky – or economically self-sufficient country – with limited trade options and relying increasingly on homemade production, has stirred up a backlash among Israelis who are ever more uneasy at the prospect of following him down the path to a pariah state.
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