Israel-Gaza War: Netanyahu directs the armed forces to organize Rafah evacuations
Ahead of a wider attack against Hamas, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has given the military orders to get ready to evacuate civilians from the southern Gazan city of Rafah. Rafah is home to about 1.5 million Palestinians who have…
Kim Jong Un: Is the leader of North Korea genuinely thinking of going to war?
Experts on North Korea, who are generally circumspect individuals who try to prevent spreading fear, have been severely shaken by two of their own. The two distinguished analysts dropped a bomb last week when they declared that they thought the…
Israel’s president disputes that the Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza is being targeted.
The greatest hospital in Gaza is not being targeted by Israel, according to Israeli President Isaac Herzog. Employee reports at Al-Shifa imply that the facility, which provides refuge to thousands of Palestinians, is without power. However, Mr. Herzog stated that…
Why Xi Jinping is concerned about Li Keqiang’s passing
In China, the loss of a leader can either trigger political unrest, as was the case in 1989 when Hu Yaobang’s mourning led to the Tiananmen Square riots, or it can bring about significant reforms, as it did with Mao…
Tory right prepares for life after Rishi Sunak
Whoops and choruses of “hear hear” accompany demands by these self-styled New Conservatives, MPs from the party’s right, to cut taxes, limit immigration, and prohibit gender ideology. One of the speakers, MP Sir John Hayes, gives a rallying cry in…
A parliament researcher denies reports of Chinese surveillance.
A UK Parliament researcher who was jailed under anti-espionage rules on suspicion of spying for China has stated that he is “completely innocent.” The individual said in a statement posted through his lawyers that he felt “forced to respond” to…
Trade discussions between the United Kingdom and India have reached the ‘final, tougher’ stage, according to official sources.
This week, Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch is in India for a meeting of G20 trade ministers. There has been talk that a trade agreement could be reached before Rishi Sunak’s travel to India in September. However, the BBC has been…
Moscow pickpocket became the most dangerous serial poisoner
In the Ramensky Court of the Moscow Region, the trial of the “poisoner from electric trains” Alexei Vygovsky begins – this is the second court in which the case of new episodes will be considered. In 2005-2007, a series of…
Just Stop Oil says that they didn’t mess up George Osborne’s wedding.
The protest was like the ones that an environmental group did. But a representative told the BBC that they didn’t know who the protester was. The group had shared a clip from the news agency PA on Twitter with the…
Pay is a “very difficult choice,” says the minister as the NEU goes out on strike in England.
Robert Halfon said that the government was trying to be fair to both teachers and taxpayers. As members of the National Education Union (NEU) go on strike over pay, many schools are likely to close or close down in part….
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