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Middle East and Africa 11 months ago
Trump says Israel-Hamas ceasefire still in place
"Yeah, it is," Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One when asked if the ceasefire was still in place. He also suggested that Hamas leadership was not involved in any alleged breaches and instead blamed "some rebels within."
Sports 11 months ago
Israel confirms its absence from World Championships as Indonesia denies visas
Indonesia said on Friday it had denied visas to Israeli gymnasts amid an outcry over Israel's military offensive in Gaza, costing Israeli athletes a spot in the world championships that start on Sunday in the world's largest Muslim-majority country, which has no formal diplomatic ties with Israel.
Middle East and Africa 11 months ago
Netanyahu faces far-right backlash as Trump presses to end Gaza war
Under pressure from Donald Trump to end the two-year-old war, Netanyahu is facing a backlash from ultra-nationalist allies whose opposition to the US president's Gaza proposal could force the Israeli leader into early elections.
Europe 11 months ago
How is the Nobel Peace Prize decided?
The Norwegian Nobel Committee, which consists of five individuals appointed by the Norwegian parliament. Members are often retired politicians, but not always. The current committee is led by the head of the Norwegian branch of PEN International, a group defending freedom of expression. Another member is an academic.
Middle East and Africa 11 months ago
Foreign doctors in Gaza describe worst wounds 'they've ever seen'
For the research in the leading medical journal BMJ, 78 humanitarian healthcare workers mostly from Europe and North America answered survey questions describing the severity, location and cause of the wounds they saw during their stints in the Gaza Strip.
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