Early on Monday, relief workers located the missing helicopter, with state TV saying the president had died

Food recalls are rare in Japan, a country with famously high standards of sanitation

Iran’s mission to the United Nations warned Washington to keep out of its conflict with Israel, and said that ‘the matter can be deemed concluded’

Almost all of the drones and missiles were intercepted before they reached Israel, with help from the United States, Jordan and other allies

The mission, planning for which began in the late 1990s, is expected to conclude around 2034

Was the terrible murder of seven aid workers part of the use of food as a weapon, which has claimed its first lives in Gaza?

Talks mediated by the United States, Egypt and Qatar have been ongoing since Sunday

Foreign governments and humanitarian groups have persistently urged Israel not to carry out an operation in Rafah for fear of mass civilian casualties

The visa system forces migrant health professionals who plug the British labour gap to stay silent on abuses ranging from rape to 20-hour days

The head of Russia’s state-backed RT channel on Friday posted an audio recording of what she claimed were German officers discussing striking Crimea

South Africa argued before the ICJ that redress must go beyond a two-state solution

The ICJ is holding hearings all week on the legal implications of Israel’s occupation since 1967, with 52 countries expected to give evidence

South Africa is the most popular destination for British trophy hunters

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British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said the Huthis had carried out more than 12 attacks on shipping since the first wave of joint strikes on January 11

Pakistan said the ‘precision military strikes’ were against terrorist hideouts

The youngest hostage to be kidnapped by Hamas was born on January 18 and, if still alive, would be celebrating his first birthday this week

The bill has triggered deep factional Tory infighting not seen since the wrangling over Brexit

The company said it would not allow its technology to be used for ‘political campaigns’

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) holds public hearings in the case South Africa v. Israel. SA makes their argument today.

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The International Court of Justice (ICJ) holds public hearings in the case South Africa v. Israel. SA makes their argument today.

If all goes to plan, Peregrine will touch down on a mid-latitude region of the Moon called Sinus Viscositatis, or Bay of Stickiness, on February 23