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Leading MPs in Spain, Saudi Arabia and the UK say that the Israel-Hamas "truce agreement" is an opportunity for the world to set up strategies that facilitate a two-state solution.

A collaborative BBC Panorama investigation has exposed Sergey Mironov for illegitimately adopting a child who was kidnapped from Ukraine in 2022.

After the Supreme Court ruled the Rwanda Bill unlawful, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declared that he would relentlessly continue his crackdown on migration.

Without immediate and substantial financial support, vital food distributions to Chad will be halted, exacerbating the suffering of vulnerable communities.

The incident came to light after videos of the horrific killings went viral on social media.

The former Labour Leader has again been criticised for releasing a controversial statement that does not condemn Hamas as a proscribed terrorist organisation.

As part of its policy that sets out to "sinicise" religious minorities, the Chinese government has ordered the destruction of thousands of mosques.

The dissident was once put behind bars for criticising President Xi Jinping.

A Save the Children report reveals that before Oct 7, more than half of Gaza's children had suicidal thoughts and three in five of the children were already engaging in self-harm.

The agreement of a temporary ceasefire has been facilitated by Qatari mediators and will see at least 200 hostages freed by both Hamas and Israel.

The UK government has sought to change the £2.5 billion worth of British arbitration services through an Arbitration Bill, which seeks to modernise the procedure better to resolve legal disputes for businesses.

Business leaders around the world are expressing confidence in pursuing more international activities to promote sustainability

Protests erupted in the UK days after Israel retaliated to the October 7 Hamas attacks.

Seoul's spy agency has claimed that Pyongyang may have received support from Russia.

Hamas mentioned a possible 'truce' after an Israeli entrepreneur released footage, that was allegedly taken by Hamas cameras and sent to families, of Israeli's being killed and kidnapped on Oct 7.

As Pakistan expels millions of Afghans, many born on Pakistani soil, activists say the State is acting indiscriminately and illegally, often based on ethnicity.

As the IDF continues with its on-the-ground advance to "eliminate" Hamas and to find Israeli hostages, the UN reports that more than 40 patients, including premature babies, have died in Gaza's hospitals.

David Cameron has stepped into his new role as Foreign Secretary with a visit to Ukraine to reinforce the UK's consistent support against Russia's aggression.

Dozens of Labour MPs resigned after 293 MPs voted to reject the SNP's King Speech amendment that called for "all parties to agree to an immediate ceasefire" in Gaza.

This is not the first time Biden has called Chinese President Xi Jinping a dictator.

While MPs debate an SNP amendment that supports an "immediate ceasefire" Labour Leader Keir Starmer struggles to find party unity.

Rishi Sunak says that the Tory Party will continue to push for the Rwanda Bill that was ruled 'unlawful' by the Supreme Court.

More than 3,000 residents have been evacuated from Grindavik as the construction of lava barriers at the Svartsengi Geothermal Power Plant continues.

While the IDF accuse Hamas of prohibiting the Al Shifa Hospital from acquiring 300 litres of fuel, heavy rainfall is contributing to several power cuts in hospitals across the Strip.

The air pollution level in some parts of Delhi was 30 times the prescribed WHO limit.

The Israel-Hamas war began after Hamas brutally massacred 1,400 Israelis (mostly civilians) in a surprise assault on October 7.

Prior to her firing, after hundreds of demonstrators were arrested, Home Secretary Suella Braverman said that pro-Palestinian protests were led by "mobs".

He also faces a lawsuit brought by 57 women and is fighting extradition to the US.

This is the third such attack reported in the last few weeks in Canada.