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Two British police officers fired after stop and search of Black athletes
Two runners were handcuffed and their car searched for weapons and drugs after officers said they could smell cannabis.
What has the UN done and said on the Israel-Palestine conflict?
The UN's chief is at the centre of diplomatic tension with Israel, but all sides have been critical of the global body.
‘I want him back’: Families of Israeli hostages demand government save them
Demonstrations held by the families of those held by Hamas continue to pressure the government to secure their release.
Gaza’s Al-Shifa: A hospital on the brink
On the verge of collapse, Gaza’s biggest hospital faces darkness as fuel, water and medicine are running out.
Armenia says Pashinyan-Aliyev talks cancelled
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev had been due to meet in Brussels.
What we know about UN draft resolutions on the Israel-Hamas war so far
A look at the primary points and criticisms behind UN resolutions on Israel and Gaza.
‘How will I give birth?’: Dangers of a Gaza pregnancy amid Israeli bombing
Gaza has 50,000 pregnant women who lack treatment, access to doctors and adequate healthcare centres.
Western media failures say more about the West than Gaza
Western media coverage of the war reflects the cultural perception that Palestinian and Israeli lives are not equal.
Turkey’s Erdogan scraps Israel trip over ‘inhumane’ Gaza war
The Turkish leader said Gaza Palestinians were suffering 'collective punishment' and defended Hamas as 'liberators'.
Democracy in Africa is not a Western imposition
The likes of Kagame and Doumbouya are not being honest - Africans love democracy and want to see it work.