Yemen conducts new operations in support of war-hit Gazans and in retaliation for the US and the UK’s aggression against the Arab Peninsula nation.

Britain has issued 108 export licenses for the sale of weapons to Israel since the regime launched its war on Gaza in October.

IAEA’s Board passes resolution against Iran despite warnings from Tehran that it would react decisively.

The UK refuses to issue visas for Palestinian children who could seek treatment in the country but accepts injured Ukrainian minors, a report says.

The Eurostar train service connecting London and Paris has experienced significant delays due to software issues with UK border controls in Paris.

Libya announces its decision to file an intervention before the ICJ in the genocide case against the Israeli apartheid regime.

The University of Cambridge’s wealthiest constituent college, Trinity College Cambridge, has decided to divest from all arms companies.

Britain’s Ministry of Defense is hit by a major data breach, resulting in the unauthorized access of personal information belonging to UK military personnel.

Iran says full and shameless support of the US and Britain for Israel has been a key factor in the regime's crimes and genocide against Palestinians.

The primary opposition in India, the Indian National Congress, has announced after weeks of suspense and uncertainty that Rahul Gandhi, the party's former president will run for the general elections from Raebareli in northern India.