The assault on free media gathers pace

There have been demonstrations and diplomatic protests around the world after Israeli forces intercepted dozens of boats from a Gaza-bound flotilla, carrying food and medicines.

For many women, the internet was their last resource. An internet shutdown threatens to end this.

President Donald Trump has insisted he is confident that a peace deal in Gaza will be agreed as he met the Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House.

Israeli settler expansion has increased dramatically since October 7th with some Palestinian villages facing regular violent attacks.

Ingenious, funny and sharp, English Kings Killing Foreigners is a clever interrogation of Shakespeare, nationalism, theatre, and performance.

Natten till onsdag angreps Gretas Gazaflotta med knallskott och drönare. Italiens försvarsminister skickar nu en fregatt för att stötta aktivistflottan. – Frega

Joel Budd, our social-affairs editor, on Reform UK’s latest intervention on immigration

PM Keir Starmer says the move will

Activists from 40 countries sail from Tunisia to defy Israel’s blockade and deliver aid to Gaza.

The strike by the Yemeni militants followed the Israeli killing of several of their top leaders a week ago.

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I am Mohammad, a young man from Gaza, living with my large family of ten. We were hopeful when the war finally stopped. We thought it was over. The sound of bombs and missiles had faded, and for a mom...

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For the first time, catastrophic levels of hunger have been confirmed in the strip

While phone makers want you to buy the latest and greatest model, your phone is likely to last much longer if properly cared for.

In the Arms Down program at San Quentin in California, incarcerated men analyze the violence, heartbreak and poor choices that have shaped their lives

Kiruna Kyrka’s slow journey is part of effort to stop town being swallowed by Europe’s biggest underground mine After eight years of planning, an estimated cost of 500 million kronor (£39m) and an early morning blessing, a church in northern Sweden began a slow-motion 5km journey on Tuesday to make way for the expansion of Europe’s biggest underground mine. The 672-tonne Kiruna Kyrka, a Swedish Lutheran church inaugurated in 1912, is to be slowly rolled to its new home over two days, at a pace of half-a-kilometre an hour. Continue reading...