Trump: Netanyahu ‘more popular today than five days ago’
US President Donald Trump said Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu “should be very popular right now”.
Relief and disbelief greet Gaza ceasefire announcement in Israel
Relief and disbelief greet Gaza ceasefire announcement in Israel After two years of war on Gaza, Israelis struggle to believe that the conflict may have finally ended. People react at…
AI investments are pulling the US economy forward. Will it continue?
AI investments are pulling the US economy forward. Will it continue? If businesses pull back on their AI spending because they find the tools are not that helpful, it could…
Trump: Hamas-held captives to be released ‘Monday or Tuesday’
US President Donald Trump says the Hamas-held captives in Gaza will be released “Monday or Tuesday”.
French court extends sentence of man convicted of Gisele Pelicot rape
French court extends sentence of man convicted of Gisele Pelicot rape French appeals court increases Husamettin Dogan’s sentence to 10 years for sexually abusing Pelicot. Gisele Pelicot leaves the appeals…
US federal court to weigh Trump’s deployment of National Guard to Chicago
US federal court to weigh Trump’s deployment of National Guard to Chicago National Guard troops have already arrived in the Chicago area, as President Trump condemns the city as a…
Thousands rally for Gaza in Islamabad after ceasefire agreement
Thousands of students rallied in Pakistan’s Islamabad after a Gaza ceasefire deal was announced.
Starmer meets Modi: What the UK can learn from India’s digital IDs
EXPLAINER Starmer meets Modi: What the UK can learn from India’s digital IDs The UK is eyeing India’s digital ID system, Aadhar, for inspiration for its own ‘Brit Card’. But…
Modi, Starmer hail UK-India trade deal as new investment revealed
Modi, Starmer hail UK-India trade deal as new investment revealed Indian External Affairs Ministry says the two sides agreed to set up a connectivity and innovation centre and a joint…
Pope Leo praises journalists reporting in Gaza and Ukraine
Pope Leo XIV says the world must not forget the journalists who are shedding light on ‘land bloodied by bombs’.