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Palestine weekly wrap: Under cover of ceasefire, Israel increases grip
Settler violence surges deeper into Palestinian-administered areas, and Gaza's police forces are decimated further.
Trump administration fires all members of US’ National Science Board
Democrats blast latest move by the administration to radically restructure the federal government.
Iran war: What’s happening on day 60 as diplomacy gathers pace?
Trump team reviews Iran peace plan to reopen Hormuz with nuclear talks potentially delayed to a later stage.
Ukraine summons Israeli ambassador over ‘stolen’ grain shipments
The diplomatic spat unfolds as Ukrainian drones hit Russia's Tuapse oil refinery, causing a 'massive' fire.
UK to appeal High Court ruling that granted Palestine Action a victory
The Home Office is challenging judges who ruled the proscription of the group as a terrorist organisation as unlawful
Oil prices rise despite Iran’s proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Brent crude rises more than 1 percent despite Iran's offer to reopen waterway in exchange for deferral of nuclear talks.
Tailgating to be allowed at Boston World Cup matches as FIFA changes stance
Boston World Cup host committee says fans will be allowed to tailgate for all seven matches at the Gillette Stadium.
New Zealand spy plane reports possible North Korea sanctions breach at sea
New Zealand's Defence Force says a North Korean ship was observed engaging in a possible transfer of illicit goods at sea.
At least 20 killed in Colombia highway blast
Colombia's President Gustavo Petro has blamed a 'narco-terrorist group', led by a former FARC fighter, for the attack.
Mexican military captures cartel commander Audias Flores
The Mexican military released footage of an operation resulting in the capture of Audias Flores.