Thirst Among the Ruins
People & Power investigates how Israel further weaponises water in Gaza since the war started and why it is a war crime.
A year under siege: Meet the Venezuelan leaders trapped in an embassy
Five members of Venezuela’s opposition have sought refuge inside the Argentinian embassy, fearing arrest and repression.
Prince William’s style of diplomacy is welcome in these tense times
Prince William’s arrival in Estonia felt like the latest example of the Royal Family being right on the frontline of high-stakes diplomatic discussions.
Trump 100, Day 60: Zelenskyy and the ‘perfect’ phone call
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Ex-Olympic swimmer elected to most powerful job in world sport
A new president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has been elected.
Trump just wants a deal – who will blink first?
The tone has changed totally. It’s a remarkable turnaround from the Oval Office meltdown to the perfect phone call.
UN says teachers, doctors, nurses were among staff killed in Israeli strikes – which killed 91 people in Gaza
Israeli strikes killed at least 91 Palestinians across the Gaza Strip overnight and into Thursday, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.
‘World’s ugliest animal’ named New Zealand’s fish of the year
The blobfish, described as the world’s ugliest animal, has been voted fish of the year in New Zealand.
France preparing to issue ‘survival manual’ to all households
The French government reportedly is planning to send a “survival manual” to all households containing advice on what to do in the event of an armed conflict, natural disaster or health crisis.
Scientist ‘denied entry to US’ after messages critical of Trump found on his phone
A French scientist has been denied entry into the US after he was found to have expressed an opinion about the Trump administration’s research policy, the country’s research minister has said.