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Suhaila Tarazi, chief of al-Ahli Hospital, says the blast - estimated to have killed at least 500 people - is “unlike anything I have ever seen or could ever imagine”

The British prime minister could not say who the UK believes was behind the fatal blast at al Ahli as the intelligence services seek to establish the facts

Angry rallies took place in Jordan, Libya, Yemen, Tunisia , Turkey, Morocco, Iran and the West Bank, as Lebanon-based Hezbollah called for a day of rage across the region.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. spent the first 15 months of his term working with the US and its allies to counter China’s incursions in the South China Sea. Now, his government is taking the fight more directly to Beijing in a move that could force the US to make some tough choices. Marcos this

Following a 10-day series of counter-UAS exercises, NATO officials said the organization will promote the AI-based framework.

Kim Jong Un’s heavily armored private train has crossed into Russia and the North Korean leader has met with officials, state media reported Tuesday, ahead of an expected and closely watched summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin that the US has warned could result in an arms deal.

Ukraine will have to cancel a decree that effectively rules out negotiations with Russia, if there is to be any prospect of talks to bring about an end to the war, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday.

Secretary of state and cabinet secretary hail “wealth of experience and knowledge” Harrison brings to NIO from role in Northern Ireland Civil Service

A new Permanent Secretary has been appointed to the Northern Ireland Office (NIO).

Julie Harrison confirmed as the new Permanent Secretary to the Northern Ireland Office