Israeli Forces Raid Al Jazeeraâs West Bank Bureau In Latest Attack On The Press
Israel has long targeted the Qatar-based network, which has critically covered the government's military campaigns in occupied Palestinian territories.
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Israel Bombards Hezbollah, Killing A Top Commander, While Families Flee Southern Lebanon
Israel and Hezbollah are trading strikes again as the death toll from a massive Israeli bombardment climbs to nearly 560 people.
World Leaders Gather In New York For An Expectedly Gloomy U.N. General Assembly
With a swirl of conflicts and crises across the world, it's not a great moment in international affairs right now.
Huge win for Brexit Britain as sterling soars to two-year high vs euro in blow for Germany
Germany's economic woes have been a feature of recent years, and are largely fuelling by the pressures its massive car industry is under.
Dulux reveals plans to cut 2,000 jobs in potential blow to UK sites
The paint giant has 15 locations across the UK but plans to make international cuts by 2025.
Germany’s Social Democrats Hold Back Far Right In State Vote, A Victory For Scholz
The Social Democrats of Chancellor Olaf Scholz have won an election in the eastern German state of Brandenburg.
Lebanon Sees Deadliest Day Of Conflict Since 2006 As Israeli Strikes Kill More Than 492
In a recorded message, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged Lebanese civilians to heed Israeli calls to evacuate, saying âtake this warning seriously.â
Man Smashes Porcelain Ai Weiwei Sculpture At Italian Museum
The Chinese dissident artist's sculpture weighed about 200 pounds and on display in Bologna.
Argos reports soaring profits as they boost sales to £4.22bn
The retailer, which is owned by supermarket giant Sainsbury's, has reported a revenue of £4.22bn for the 12 months to 2 March, 2024, up from the £4.15bn it posted for the prior year
