Israel will be sending a delegation to Doha to discuss a ceasefire deal for Gaza, as the US secretary of state was greeted by Qatar’s Emir today. Israel’s delegation will be arriving in Doha on Sunday, a spokesperson for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said. It will join Qatari officials – who have been key
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“Oink oink?” “Yes, of course.” Communication with pigs may soon be possible as scientists say they have developed an AI tool that can interpret what the animals are saying. While it’s not quite Doctor Doolittle, the algorithm is capable of decoding pig sounds and could potentially alert farmers to negative emotions, researchers say. It’s hoped
Below us, the sea glistens. The sun is out and we have a perfect view of the coast. It could be a lovely spot but instead, within moments, we’re about to dive for cover. Welcome to the border between Israel and Lebanon. We have come here accompanied by the Israeli army, keen to show the
Two people have died after a migrant boat sank in the Channel, French maritime authorities said. The incident happened this morning off the coast of Sangatte, close to Calais. Around 50 migrants are understood to have fallen into the water shortly after 8am around 2km from the shoreline near Calais. Image: The incident happened around
For Vladimir Putin, the optics could not be better. More than two and a half years into his war in Ukraine, he is shaking hands this week with not just one world leader, or two, but more than 20. China’s Xi Jinping, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the new Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian…there’s even Turkey’s
America is full of contradictions. This is the story of one of them: the Arab-Americans who will vote for Donald Trump. He’s the man who says immigrants are “poisoning the blood of the country”, who calls them “terrorists”, and who wants a “Muslim ban”. And yet, in a journey through Michigan, I’ve found they are
Footage shows hundreds of people queueing in Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza as they await evacuation. Crowds can be seen surrounded by debris as they queue to flee to the southwest of the territory. It comes as medics and residents told Reuters news agency that troops rounded up men and ordered women to leave
An airport in New Zealand has limited hugging in its drop-off zone to a maximum of three minutes – with anyone wanting a longer goodbye told to head for the car park. Dunedin International Airport, on New Zealand’s South Island, announced the rule change last month as part of a broader effort to improve safety
Tearful Liam Payne fans comforted one another as they came together to remember him at a vigil in London’s Hyde Park. Hundreds of people gathered at the park’s Peter Pan statue on Sunday. Many were seen crying and hugging one another, while others wrote messages and laid flowers. Vigils were also held in Glasgow and
King Charles joked about the “sands of time” and expressed his joy at being back in Australia as he addressed politicians. The monarch presented an hourglass – a “speech timer”, he called it – to the parliament of New South Wales to mark the 200th anniversary of its upper house. “With the sands of time
The King will attend a Sydney church service to begin the monarch’s first tour of Australia since his accession to the throne. Charles and Camilla’s official engagements in the country will start with a trip to St Thomas’ Anglican Church for a service led by Archbishop Most Reverend Kanishka Raffel. Security arrangements for Sunday suggest
Bondi Beach has reopened for swimmers after around 2,000 black balls washed ashore in Sydney this week. The tar-like spheres started appearing on Tuesday and multiple beaches were shut due to fears they could be highly toxic. Workers in orange boiler suits and face masks have been collecting the balls over the last few days.
By Howard Bloom Why are people so upset these days? The answer is simple. Politics. The political climate in this country is more extreme than at any time since the days of demagogue Huey Long in 1936 and of segregationist George Wallace in 1968. The Democratic side believes that if Donald Trump wins, it will mean the
Leaders’ statements were an attempt to fortify Western support for Ukraine in the long term, while the elephant in the room lingered. As US President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz stood side by side at a Berlin news conference, they repeatedly showcased their “strong” transatlantic bond to the world. Biden described Germany as
A baby has died after a boat carrying migrants ran into difficulties in the Channel, French authorities have said. A total of 65 people were rescued following the incident off the coast of Wissant in northern France on Thursday evening. The boat was found to be heavily loaded with people and some were in the
Global economies face a period of lacklustre growth and pressure from rising debt piles, the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned. In an assessment that may chime with Chancellor Rachel Reeves as she ponders her first budget, managing director Kristalina Georgieva warned that growth will not deliver the tax revenues required to
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