Russia claims gains in Ukraine's Kharkiv region
Russia launched the armoured incursion early on Friday, an attack on a new front that may presage a broader push into Kharkiv region.
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Opposition leader urges Indians to battle 'dictatorship'
Arvind Kejriwal, chief minister of Delhi and a key leader in an opposition alliance formed to compete against Modi in the polls, was detained in March.
Switzerland wins Eurovision Song Contest amid Gaza protests
Nemo’s victory in the Swedish city of Malmo coincided with large street protests against the participation of Israel due to its ongoing assault on Gaza.
Tunisia punishes swimming federation in dispute over flag
Tunisia's president Saied has dissolved the board of the Tunisian Swimming Federation after its dispute with WADA, according to reports.
Sudan’s military fends off attack by RSF in Darfur city
The paramilitary forces, known as the RSF, have gained control of most of Darfur and are besieging El Fasher, the only capital in Darfur they don’t hold.
Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters rally in Madrid
Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched through Madrid on Saturday to demand a ceasefire in war-torn Gaza and a severing of ties between Spain and Israel. Numbering around 4,000 according to the authorities, protesters held up banners and signs condemning a
Israeli fans slam Eurovision snub as 'political'
Music fans who gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday to watch the Eurovision contest decried juries' snubs of Israel as "obviously political". The mood was electric at the packed Layla bar in Tel Aviv as the show got underway, with the crowd going wild when Israel's contestant Eden
In Tel Aviv, Eurovision fans hope world shows Israel some love
Eurovision fans gathered in Tel Aviv Saturday to watch the show taking place in Sweden on big screens said they were hoping voters would finally show Israel some love. The mood was electric at the packed Layla bar in Tel Aviv as the show got underway, with the crowd going wild
Switzerland's Nemo wins Eurovision Song Contest
Switzerland's Nemo won the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday, becoming the first artist identifying as non-binary to claim victory, in a competition marked by controversy over Israel's participation during the war in Gaza. Twenty-four-year-old Nemo's "The Code" won the
Eurovision in Gaza's shadow as Israel competes in final
The Eurovision Song Contest final got underway in Sweden's Malmo on Saturday, after a week of tensions around Israel's participation during the Gaza war. Police pushed back protesters outside the arena where more than a hundred demonstrators waved flags and chanted "Free
Whistleblowers detail abuse at Israeli detention camp
The Israeli detention camp is a highly secretive facility where Palestinian men arrested in the Gaza war are being held in reportedly horrific conditions.
HRW slams German ban of Dr. Ghassan Abu Sittah
Human Rights Watch is calling on the German government to explain if it has imposed an entry ban on British-Palestinian surgeon Dr Ghassan Abu Sittah.
What does Israel's invasion mean for Rafah's hospitals?
Three of Gaza's main hospitals are in the southern Rafah governorate and now at grave risk of Israeli attacks and closing down.
Azmi Bishara comments on Rafah, ceasefire, US campus protest
In new interview, Dr. Azmi Bishara strikes a pessimistic note about Gaza ceasefire talks but praises US campus protests for Palestine as a historic achievement
Iranian hard-liners win full control of parliament in election run-off
Politicians calling for change in the country's government were generally barred from running in the election, as were those calling for radical reforms
More than 300 dead in Afghanistan flash floods: WFP
The Taliban's Ministry of National Defence said that it was distributing aid to areas affected by the floods.
Iranian parliament vote sees increase in conservative seats
The increasing prominence of conservative and ultra-conservative members comes following a state crackdown on dissent following protests in 2022.
Was Eurovision’s Dutch contestant dropped over the Gaza war?
Eurovision announced on Saturday that Joost Klein, representing the Netherlands, would not be taking part due to a complaint made by a female crew member.
Was Dutch Eurovision contestant dropped over Israel tension?
Eurovision announced on Saturday that Joost Klein, representing the Netherlands, would not be taking part due to a complaint made by a female crew member.
Iraq hopes oil reserves will exceed 160 bn barrels: minister
Iraq, one of the world's biggest oil producers, aims to boost its crude reserves to more than 160 billion barrels, Oil Minister Hayan Abdel Ghani said on Saturday. The minister's comment came during the launch of new licensing rounds for 29 oil and gas fields. According to the
'Your silence does not serve us': The Gazans urging Palestinians in Israel to protest
Watching protesters around the world call for a cease-fire in Gaza, some Gazans are asking Palestinians in Israel to join the protests to end to the war. 'Seven months of silence is enough,' says one of them
US student Gaza protests have been largely peaceful: study
US colleges have been swept up in pro-Palestine solidarity demonstrations which made global headlines after more than 2,000 students faced arrest.
Pro-Palestine professor launches campaign against Labour MP
Kamel Hawash, a British-Palestinian academic, is running against Labour MP Steve McCabe in a Birmingham constituency on a pro-Gaza platform.
Why is Macklemore's pro-Palestine song called Hind’s Hall?
US rapper Macklemore's release of his anti-war anthem 'Hind's Hall' has been backed by pro-Palestine supporters. But what is the meaning behind the song title?
UAE rebukes Netanyahu claim Gulf state could help run Gaza
Netanyahu said in an interview aired this week that the UAE and Saudi Arabia could assist a civilian government in Gaza following the end of the war.
Israel strikes Rafah as Israeli-British hostage found dead
An Israeli-British hostage held in captivity in Gaza since the October 7 attack had died from wounds sustained from Israeli air strikes.
Gaza: Israel assaults Rafah, orders further evacuations
The evacuation orders come following the insistence by Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel would continue to pursue its war on Gaza.
MENA Sports Wrap: Olympic blow for Tunisia as Saudi triumphs
Saudi taekwondo star Donia Abu Talib made history after qualifying for the Paris Olympics, while Palestine women's national team are set to play in Dublin.
Iraq calls for UN mission's departure by 2025
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohamed Shia Al-Sudani said the 'grounds for having a political mission in Iraq' no longer exist.