Palestinian journalists give the BBC first-hand accounts of the hardship and dangers they face while reporting on the war.
Category: World
Top official embroiled in Equatorial Guinea sex tape scandal jailed
A nephew of Equatorial Guinea’s president is sentenced to eight years for embezzlement.
Caning and fines for those caught in Singapore drug vape crackdown
A rise in popularity of vapes laced with etomidate, an anaesthetic drug, has caused widespread alarm.
Israeli strikes kill six Syrian troops, Syria says
The Israeli military declined to comment on reports of the strikes, which Syria condemned.
First deportees arrive in Rwanda from the US
The first group of deportees arrived in mid-August, according to government spokesperson Yolande Makolo.
Lives torn apart in Kyiv after Russia’s heaviest bombardment for weeks
In the deadliest strike, a missile ripped through the middle of a low-rise block of flats.
Cases of flesh-eating screwworm on the rise in Mexico
The parasites mainly infest cattle but there have also been dozens of cases involving people.
Xi shows Trump who holds the cards as he sets up meeting with Kim and Putin
The leaders of North Korea and Russia will attend China’s military parade next week – a win for Xi.
UK, France and Germany move to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran
The three powers trigger a snapback process, which could restore sanctions in 30 days, amid ongoing concerns over Iran’s nuclear programme.
US Fed Governor Lisa Cook sues Trump over attempt to fire her
President Donald Trump has said there was “sufficient reason” to believe Cook had made false statements on her mortgage as thus she should be removed. from her role.