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but the start of this sporting year was, for some, less a beginning and more a resumption. football had onlyjust returned after its unprecedented winter world cup break. also resuming, returning, the australian open once more welcomed novak djokovic, a year on from his deportation over his covid vaccination status. still no vax for novak but here he was, back and unbeatable. his was a 22nd grand slam title. for irina sabalenka, a first. saudi arabia's bid to become a major player in global sport was laid bare. cristiano ronaldo becoming a figurehead for the fledgling football league....

The Biden White House has pursued a “cold shoulder strategy for its own base and all Americans who want to see an end to this war,” the group said.

The International Court of Justice will hold hearings on the legal consequences of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories since 1967. Over 50 countries, including major powers like the US, Russia, and China, will participate. The hearings, requested by the UN General Assembly, aim to address ongoing violations of Palestinian rights and the impact on the status of Jerusalem. While the ICJ's opinion will be non-binding, it comes amid increased legal pressure on Israel over its actions in Gaza.

The top UN court hands down an initial decision Friday in a case against Israel over alleged genocide in Gaza, a landmark ruling closely watched in the Middle East and around the world.- 'World is upside down' - The case has sparked fury in Israel, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declaring that "the world is upside down".