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The former Liverpool captain has already become disillusioned with life in Saudi Arabia and is believed to want to return to the Premier League, but that could come at quite the cost

More than two million Palestinians in Gaza are facing daily threats to their existence, UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths has claimed as the death toll of Israel's assault passes 22,000

Former Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson could be angling for an Anfield return as he mulls over leaving Saudi side Al-Ettifaq but past comments from Jurgen Klopp make that unlikely

Despite US efforts to prevent a wider escalation of the war in Gaza there are fears of escalation after an Israeli drone strike killed a senior Hamas leader in Lebanon

The former Manchester United attacker, 31, has not played since leaving Nottingham Forest at the end of last season but could be offered a short-term deal

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps said the UK is weighing up strikes on Houthi insurgents behind a string of attacks on freight vessels in the Red Sea, aimed at disrupting vital trade routes

According to Athos Salome, next year would be a "new chapter in human history" with aliens, a robot rebellion, global catastrophe and even World War 3

The US has been warned of "consequences" after Navy helicopters killed 10 Yemen-based Houthi rebels who attacked container ship in the Red Sea

These key elections, including November’s Presidential race in the US, matter hugely in 2024 as they could have significant impacts everywhere, such as in Ukraine

It's believed Prince Harry was sent a 'save the date' notice, but decided it would be 'too awkward' to attend the high profile wedding

A new map shows the risk levels of countries across the world across four different categories of risk, medical, security, climate change and mental health, giving holidaymakers heading abroad next year a good idea of where they should and shouldn't go

The Mirror's Defence and Security Editor Chris Hughes fears the Red Sea will be a new focus of trouble in 2024, due to Iran-backed Houthis attacking Western shipping, with conflict continuing in Israel and Ukraine

Rochelle and Marvin Humes took their children Alaia-Mai, 10, Valentina Raine, six and Blake Hampton, three, to Abu Dhabi, Middle East

Many Brits believe that "following the law" is enough to keep themselves out of trouble in the United Arab Emirates, which is no longer the case, according to Detained in Dubai CEO Radha Stirling

Liverpool icon Roberto Firmino is attracting interest ahead of the January transfer window just six months after he joined Saudi Pro League side Al-Ahli - where he has struggled to showcase his quality

Manchester City face Brazilian side Fluminense in the Club World Cup Final on Friday night, with homegrown star Phil Foden insisting victory and another first for Pep Guardiola's men can push them towards even more glory

"The Western nations which initially pledged unwavering support are now questioning whether they should continue providing arms and financial backing"

An interactive map has shown the world's most dangerous countries people might want to avoid visiting in 2024, including Ukraine, Libya and Iraq, according to International SOS

The footballing icons are due to meet in Saudi Arabia when Al Nassr meet Inter Miami in February - at the same venue where Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder both fight this weekend

The Royal Navy warships HMS Diamond and HMS Lancaster are on patrol in the Red Sea following a series of attacks on shipping by Iranian-backed Houthis

Joshua takes on Wallin in Saudi Arabia this weekend ahead of a potential fight with Deontay Wilder in the Middle East next year

Manchester City faltered in their final Premier League match before heading to Saudi Arabia for the Club World Cup with a 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace, and after a run of just one win in six games, are facing an uphill fight to retain their title

Jad Abuhamda, 15, was told not to return to Pine Crest School in Florida after his mum, Dr Maha Almasri, was fired from her role as a tutor at the academy for slamming Israel's invasion of Gaza

It comes as British charity workers renewed calls on UK ministers to follow Australia and issue temporary visas to children and their families fleeing the war

As Taylor Swift fans call on their idol to speak out against Israel’s ongoing attacks on Gaza, the Cruel Summer singer’s ex Joe Alwyn has been praised for using his platform to raise awareness of what's happening in the Middle East