Newborns Share Incubators as Gaza Hospitals Buckle Under Shortages
In southern Gaza, incubator and supply shortages force clinicians to improvise care for premature newborns amid dire conditions.
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Strike in Gaza Kills Father and Daughter, Hospital Officials Say
An airstrike in western Gaza City killed a man and his 8-year-old daughter and wounded six others, hospital officials said.
A Strategic Pivot: Prioritizing the West Bank After Gaza Plan Stalls
With the Gaza initiative stalled, a U.S. pivot toward stabilizing the West Bank through diplomacy, security coordination and institutional support could reduce the risk of wider conflict.
Miliband says reopening Strait of Hormuz 'essential' as he meets Rubio
Reopening the Strait of Hormuz is essential to bringing down the cost of living in the UK, Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has said as he met his US counterpart Marco Rubio. The Labour minister is in Washington for his first official one-on-one meeting with Rubio. The pair were expected to discuss the war in Ukraine…
Palestine weekly: Israel kills dozens in Gaza after Hamas disarmament deal
United States President Donald Trump announced “a historic agreement” on July 30 for the disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza, framed as the long-awaited move into the second phase of the October 2025 “ceasefire” deal. The agreement was negotiated through the Board of Peace, established by Trump to oversee post-war reconstruction and…
Finally, we have a PM for the digital age. But real change requires more than just being good on camera | Nesrine Malik
Andy Burnham is having a good time. I can’t remember the last time a prime minister (or indeed any high-profile British politician) actually looked as though they were enjoying what they were doing. I saw a clip the other day in which Burnham remembered arguing with his dad about the point of an English degree,…
The Abu Dhabi Fund for Development: A Driver of Solidarity and Global Growth
By Isaac Hammouch The Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD) is reaffirming its position on the international stage as a major player in solidarity and socio-economic development. Despite geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, the United Arab Emirates’ financial institution is maintaining the course of its investments—not out of a desire for conquest, but in…
Israel Dictates the Tempo
Since the beginning of the regional clashes, Israel has progressively regained the strategic initiative on multiple fronts. After concentrating its efforts on Gaza, the Jewish state extended its military operations against Hezbollah’s structures in Lebanon and against Tehran-backed networks throughout the entire Middle East. This approach aims to prevent its adversaries from rebuilding their military…
Karim Khan suspended: an unprecedented crisis shakes the International Criminal Court
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is going through one of the most serious institutional crises in its history. Its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, has been suspended from his duties pending a final decision by the institution’s 125 member states, following a lengthy investigation into allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior. This decision marks a major turning…
Gaza: The United Arab Emirates Continues Major Humanitarian Efforts Amid Regional Chaos
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, the United Arab Emirates remains one of the leading Arab countries providing large-scale assistance to Palestinian civilians. The arrival this Thursday of the final aircraft from the “Hamid Air Bridge” at Egypt’s El Arish International Airport highlights the scale of an operation that has continued uninterrupted…