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MPs have been sworn in at Pakistan's National Assembly as allies of jailed former PM Imran Khan protested against what they claim was a rigged election.
Hamas and Israeli officials are giving competing accounts of an incident in which more than 100 people were reportedly killed while waiting for aid in Gaza.
The Red Sea confrontation represented ‘probably the most dangerous deployment of the German navy for many, many years’, the German government said.
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‘I’ve been The New York Times’ foreign affairs columnist since 1995, and one of the most enduring lessons I’ve learned is that there are good seasons and bad seasons in this business. We are in the latter.’
The President said the deal could be finalised as soon as the weekend.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh amid international pressures on the Palestinian Authority.
The Israeli PM’s comments followed talks of a breakthrough in ceasefire talks involving the US, Egypt and Qatar.
In an unprecedented royal intervention, Prince William has issued a plea for the fighting to end in Gaza.
The Middle East looks set for a path of escalation on multiple fronts as Yemen’s Houthi rebels launch their most damaging strike yet, and Israeli forces close in on southern Gaza.
Israeli forces have stormed the main hospital in southern Gaza seeking the remains of hostages taken by Hamas.
The two men, looking gaunt but not visibly harmed, cried and embraced family members who had come to be reunited with them.
Videos from the scene showed the wreckage of a vehicle in a neighborhood of eastern Baghdad and a nearby fire. In response, crowds gathered in the streets of Baghdad, chanting ‘America is the devil.’
The Israeli PM warned that “surrender to the ludicrous demands of Hamas” through the militant group’s truce offer would neither free the 100 hostages still in Gaza nor restore Israel’s security.
The news is likely to worsen a furor in Israel, where a debate over the government’s course of action in Gaza regarding the hostages has become divisive.
US forces have for the first time described destroying armaments belonging to Iranian-backed rebels that posed “an imminent threat to US navy ships and merchant vessels in the region”.