Search operation underway after helicopter carrying Iran’s president ‘crashes in mountains’
One local government official used the word ‘crash’, but others referred to either a ‘hard landing’ or an ‘incident’.
Israel tells UN top court South Africa making a ‘mockery’ of charge of genocide
The International Court of Justice is holding a third round of hearings on emergency measures requested by South Africa.
Average private school fees soar to more than £18,000 a year
Labour’s plan to charge VAT on fees is ‘looming large’ in parents’ minds and schools are worried about pupil recruitment, the ISC said.
UN court begins hearing call for Israel to halt offensive in Rafah
South Africa has asked the International Court of Justice to take emergency measures against Israel.
US military says Gaza Strip pier project complete with aid to flow soon
The maritime route is designed to bolster the amount of aid getting into the Gaza Strip but is not considered a substitute for land-based deliveries.
Dutch anti-Islam party on the verge of forming EU’s latest hard-right government
It remains unclear who will become prime minister.
Netanyahu says Israel ‘will stand alone’ if it has to after US threat over arms
The Israeli Prime Minister has repeatedly vowed to invade Rafah despite widespread international opposition.
Things get stormy in Trump hush money trial
Jurors appeared riveted as Daniels offered a detailed and and at times graphic account of an encounter Trump has denied.
Hamas accepts Egyptian-Qatari ceasefire proposal
The two Middle Eastern nations have been mediating months of talks between Israel and Hamas.