Baby followed by BBC back in Gaza hospital after treatment abroad
The BBC revisits one-year-old Siwar Ashour who was temporarily evacuated to Jordan for medical treatment during the Gaza war.
Category: World
Élysée Palace staff member to stand trial over theft of precious tableware
Thomas M is accused of stealing solid silver and porcelain used for state banquets from France’s presidential palace.
Ghana official rejects ‘Detty December’ label
The term is widely used to describe Ghana and Nigeria’s wild, end-of-year party seasons.
‘I knew something was seriously wrong – again’: Bondi area reels from two deadly attacks in two years
The Bondi shooting, and a deadly stabbing attack just last year, have left scores scarred and traumatised.
Barry Manilow needs surgery for lung cancer, singer reveals
Barry Manilow is being treated for lung cancer and has been forced to reschedule live shows, the 82 year-old has revealed.
At least three killed in Israeli attack on southern Lebanon’s Sidon
Deadly Israeli air strike is latest in Israel’s near-daily violations of 2024 ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah.
Illegal settlement expansion: How Israel is redrawing occupied West Bank
Israel’s approval of 19 new settlements stands to redraw occupied West Bank, undermining prospect of two-state solution.
Clashes between Syrian army, Kurdish-led SDF break out in Aleppo
Clashes come amid high-level talks between Syrian and Turkish officials on integration of SDF forces into Syria’s army.
New details released on fatal Greg Biffle plane crash
New details released on fatal Greg Biffle plane crash
Justice Department facing pressure over Epstein files
Justice Department facing pressure over Epstein files
New Trump envoy says he will serve to make Greenland part of US
Denmark warns Washington to respect its sovereignty, while Greenland says it will decide its own future.
Gold and silver hit records as investors hunt for safety
Investors are flocking to precious metals amid geopolitical tensions and expectations of more US interest rate cuts.
Australian move to fast-track new gun and protest laws after Bondi shooting draws criticism
Civil liberties advocates say laws ‘damage our democracy’ while others say they scapegoat gun owners.