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The ICJ has granted Israel an opportunity to present evidence to international law while facing genocide charges.

A curated weekday guide to major news and developments over the past 24 hours.

Through the rubble of north Gaza, under cover of a brief Israel-Hamas truce, a convoy of vehicles last Tuesday mounted one of the most unusual missions of...

James Shotter and Andrew England, Financial Times, Thu, 16 Nov 2023  https://www.sott.net/article/486055-Herzog-Israel-will-maintain-very-strong-force-in-Gaza-Translation-We-re-not-leaving-Ever Israeli President Isaac Herzog has said that his country cannot leave a vacuum in Gaza and would have to maintain a "very strong force" in the coastal enclave for the near future to prevent Hamas re-emerging in the besieged strip. In an interview…

A multi-front Hamas attack on Israel is described as the worst since the state was founded in 1948 - with parallels to the US's 9/11.

A multi-front Hamas attack on Israel is described as the worst since the state was founded in 1948 - with parallels to the US's 9/11.

A curated weekday guide to major news and developments over the weekend.

Alphabet earnings beat expectations, a new report from the IMF says the future of the global economy is looking a little brighter than it did a few months…

Beijing prodding may have reversed much of the week’s equities market pain, though I doubt positive sentiment will return anytime soon. Click here to read a weekly update.

Home Hungary media freedom fears mount as broadcaster goes off air Hungary media freedom fears mount as broadcaster goes off air Klubradio court ruling part of clampdown on progressive voices in central Europe, say critics World Economy News 13 Feb 2021 • 4 min read At midnight on Sunday, independent Hungarian radio station Klubradio will disappear from the airwaves — a shutdown its supporters say makes its studios in a Budapest suburb the...