The Lawn Tennis Association has axed an independent council member for saying that Adolf Hitler would be proud of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. Wasim Haq, who was appointed by the governing body in 2021 to help promote diversity
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – after having a call with President Biden on Monday – doubled down on rejecting a ceasefire in Gaza unless hostages are released. In an interview with ABC News’ David Muir, Netanyahu described Biden as a “good
Scotland Yard has released 12 photos of people officers want to speak to about alleged offences at recent mass demonstrations in London. The images were taken at protests in central London on October 14 and October 28, sparked by Israel’s retaliatory airstrikes
Hamas has said it will begin releasing foreigners held hostage in Gaza in “the next few days”. Gunmen are believed to be holding some 240 people captive in the Palestinian enclave after they were captured during Hamas’s bloody attack on Israel on
A Hamas official said Friday that the Palestinian terrorist group cannot release the hostages it has captured during its war with Israel until a ceasefire deal is reached, a report says. The Russian newspaper Kommersant quoted Abu Hamid – a member of
The image was shared on X (previously known as Twitter) by journalist Taylor Auerbach who claimed it was a photo Meghan “never wanted the world to see”. Some online users were quick to comment that the snap seemed “lower class” with one
A Thai construction magnate whose conviction on wildlife poaching charges became a rare example of the rich and influential facing justice in the country was freed Tuesday on parole, two months before his prison term ends, authorities said. Premchai Karnasuta, chairman of
China issued an ominous war warning to the United States after a new 145-page report warned Beijing and Russia pose an “existential challenge” to the country. The Congressional Commission on the Strategic Posture concluded the US would be “ill-prepared” to cope with
Dominic Cummings sent texts to Boris Johnson describing the Cabinet Office as “terrifying s***” in the buildup to the first Covid lockdown. The spurned right-hand adviser also claimed civil servants wanted to delay making Boris Johnson’s infamous “stay at home” address because
The Taliban released four Britons who were detained in Afghanistan on allegations that they broke the laws of the country, the U.K. government said Tuesday. The Foreign Office said in a brief statement that it welcomed the release of the four Britons,