London, United Kingdom - Thousands of students protested in London and other UK cities on Tuesday, defying a plea from...
- Dhaka, Bangladesh -- Bangladesh's defense force said it has deployed warships and patrol aircraft as part of a special surveillance...
Khalid Janahi, CEO of Vision3, in an exclusive interview with TRENDS, delves into why this vital topic was overshadowed in...Khalid Janahi, CEO of Vision3, in an exclusive interview with TRENDS, delves into why this vital topic was overshadowed in global forums like the recenty concluded WEF.
His insights reveal the complexities behind the limited discussion of the conflict on the world stage and its ramifications for international policy and humanitarian efforts.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland this week said Israel would not...Biden said it was not impossible Netanyahu might come round to some form of two-state solution, mooted for decades as a way to end Middle East tensions
The Israeli premier said on Thursday that his country "must have security control over all the territory west of the Jordan (River)."
- Thousands of Gazan men may have been detained by Israeli forces since war erupted on October 7, often facing conditions...
The UN official said testimonies of detainees were consistent with reports that the UN human rights office has received on the detention of Palestinians on a broad scale.
He added that Israel had an obligation to ensure that everyone detained was treated in line with international norms on human rights and humanitarian law.
- Palestinians held funerals and assessed the damage of a days-long Israeli raid in the occupied West Bank, where violence has...
Mourners threw flowers over those killed and masked gunmen fired in the air as the funeral procession made its way through Tulkarem refugee camp..
Israel's military said they searched around 1,000 buildings around Tulkarem and interrogated hundreds of people, arresting dozens of them.
- Internet services in the Gaza Strip have been constantly disrupted throughout the war, with telecom firms blaming Israel's bombardment of...
The United Nations has warned that the blackouts are worsening the Palestinian territory's already dire humanitarian situation.
At least 24,762 Palestinians, about 70 percent of them women, young children and adolescents, have been killed in Israeli bombardments and ground assaults.
- A recent IMF report said AI would affect nearly 40 percent of jobs around the world, and some 60 percent...
Over the course of the week, more than 3,000 policy makers, business executives, academics and innovators discussed some of the world's most pressing issues at the annual meet.
The Forum announced it will hold a special meeting, hosted by Saudi Arabia, on “Global Cooperation, Growth and Energy for Development” on 28-29 Apr 2024 in Riyadh.
- Israeli President Isaac Herzog has been targeted with a criminal complaint during a visit to Switzerland, Swiss prosecutors said, amid...
The Federal Prosecutor's Office said that it had received a criminal complaint against the Israeli president.
South Africa launched the emergency case at the ICJ, arguing that Israel had breached the 1948 UN Genocide Convention.
- BEIRUT, LEBANON - "Good morning, madame. This is the bank calling. Are you at home?" Since the Israel-Hamas war broke...
Since the Israel-Hamas war broke out, residents of southern Lebanon have been receiving strange phone calls from Lebanese numbers.
Lebanese security officials and the Iran-backed Hizbollah group, a Hamas ally, believe the strange calls are in fact from Israelis.
- Beijing, China--China called for an end to "harassment" of civilian vessels in the Red Sea on Friday after attacks on ships by...
Urging an end to the Houthi attacks, China said the area was an important trade route for goods and energy
Many shipping companies are bypassing the crucial trade artery, causing delays along international trade routes
Francesca Albanese, an Italian lawyer who is the UN special rapporteur on the Palestinian territories, told a Madrid news conference...Albanese said that most Gaza hospitals have been closed, bombed or taken over by the army
She said that 1,000 kids were amputated without anaesthesia in the first two months of the war
