Foreign minister says Turkey will continue to support the Palestinian people
At the March opening of a Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam, pro-Palestinian protesters set off fireworks and booed Israeli President Isaac Herzog as he arrived
Arnaud Lagarder, the head of the French publishing group, is accused of misappropriating company funds for his personal expenses
Student demonstration follows solidarity marches and sit-ins at other varsities in Europe and the US against war in Gaza
The move follows a week of infighting after Yousaf abruptly scrapped a coalition deal with Scotland’s Greens
Konstantin Gabov and Sergei Karelin face ‘extremist’ charges for working with late opposition politician
Commander says battlefield situation has worsened
Italians squeezed as tourists flock to the holiday island
Water-heating group and appliance manufacturer placed under Russian management by presidential decree
French president spells out a more assertive future for EU free of US influence
JPMorgan is suing VTB, Russia’s second-largest bank, in New York
Court says it will look into graft allegations against Begona Gomez
Sudanese trio detained on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration
Chancellor slams attempts to spy on his country as ‘unacceptable’ wherever they come from
Britain’s government borrowed more than expected in the 2023/24 financial year
Rescue operation had found several ‘lifeless bodies’
Updated business plan aims to win support from regulator Ofwat
The former Scottish leader resigned last year in a shock move ahead of the investigation
Independent climate change committee report says the country is too far behind to reach net-zero target of 75% in seven years
Military official says the Kremlin could quickly rebuild armed forces depleted by war in Ukraine
