UK minister calls Hamas a vile terrorist group behind horrific attacks, says the real concern is the Palestinian people, especially the starving children in Gaza
UK PM Keir Starmer says Gaza suffering must end; recognition hinges on Israeli aid access and peace commitment
Prime Minister Starmer, a member of the Labour Party like Khan, quickly pushed back
The two leaders will also discuss implementation of a recent UK-US trade deal and ongoing efforts to halt Russia’s war in Ukraine
US president says deal sets 15% tariff on EU exports, including cars, matching Japan’s rate and down from current 25%
German police cite anti-Semitic slogans, violent clashes and banned symbols among reasons for protest arrests
In Shanghai, the UAE delegation met top Chinese aerospace firms to discuss manufacturing, licensing, and innovation
Italy supports a Palestinian state but not formal recognition until it's actually established, Meloni said
Prosecutors are treating the case as part of a broader probe into criminal gang activity, raising eyebrows in Washington and Silicon Valley alike
Macron breaks with allies to recognize Palestine, fueling diplomatic tensions with Israel and U.S
Tehran signaled it would continue the dialogue but firmly rejected any notion of extending the UN resolution tied to the 2015 nuclear deal
Trump says EU deal has 50-50 chance, but Epstein ties cloud trip; protests expected in Scotland
Britain's PM call comes amid growing international alarm over mass starvation in the besieged Palestinian enclave
Move could potentially fuel a movement so far dominated by smaller nations generally more critical of Israel.
The deal cuts duties on whisky and cars, giving Indian exports wider access to UK markets under zero tariffs
UN experts warned of a 'rapid deterioration' in the pair’s physical and mental health, saying they risk 'irreparable harm or even death'
Expectations of a breakthrough are low after the two sides met in May and June
Misinformation from influencers and US figures blamed for UK’s rising measles cases and falling MMR rates
Kyiv urges Moscow to resume peace talks as conflict nears four years with little progress toward a ceasefire
UK official said the government takes personnel security seriously, with measures in place, especially for those in sensitive roles
