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The Israeli ambassador has long campaigned against a Palestinian state, the 7 October Hamas assault isn't the turning point she claims it is

Following the United Nations General Assembly vote Tuesday for a ceasefire in Gaza, the Israeli government has not only pledged to continue the war but made

Today, the Turkmen people celebrate the International Day of Neutrality and the 28th anniversary of the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the Resolution on the permanent neutrality of Turkmenistan. This glorious holiday represents peac...

Hong Kong: Govt condemns prize for NSL suspect

Billionaire investors are turning to the United Arab Emirates and its Abu Dhabi Global Market as a financial refuge with other tax havens facing heightened regulatory scrutiny.

Analysis: Just 27.5% of voters turned out for Sunday’s election, down from 71% in 2019. Experts and activists tell Shweta Sharma the people of Hong Kong are speaking out against recent autocratic reforms – in the only way they still can

For many Jews, the October 7 attacks discredited both the Zionist right and the anti-Zionist left — paving the way for the resurrection of a seemingly dead political tradition.

Saxony-Anhalt, a state in Germany has done what many around the country are calling for: If you want to be a citizen of Germany, you need to pledge allegiance to Israel. The legality of this remains unclear.

This election achieved a relatively successful result through procedural management and a relatively broad enthusiasm for active and democratic participation.

The attempt to resist the undermining of democratic rights in Hong Kong has proven futile and the consequences are easily observed. There are fewer ex-pats on the streets and shops and much diminished numbers of European tourists. My wife’s former job at one of the large banks, and many of the hundreds of positions around her in Hong Kong, have all been moved to the Philippines or Singapore, much to the chagrin of the island's tailors