All news on the topic: Middle East

Many fans of the Eurovision Song Contest have vowed to boycott next year's competition due to Israel being allowed to participate, with Iceland now threatening to pull out of the contest should they qualify

A number of LIV Golf stars have returned to the DP World Tour via co-sanctioned events in recent weeks, and the returning players have enjoyed plenty of success

Saddam Hussein lived a life of luxury as millions of Iraqis faced horrors - but the dictator was captured in morbid squalor as The Mirror's Chris Hughes recalls the 'rank' conditions 20 years on

Major Kevin McCool, 32, from Northern Ireland, was hailed as being widely respected, "adored" and "loved" by his fellow officers and soldiers after he was gunned down by two men in Kenya

WARNING, DISTRESSING IMAGES: The Hamas-run Health Ministry inside Gaza said at least 200 Palestinians have died since fighting resumed on Friday as a seven-day ceasefire came to an end

Toure, on the shortlist for the Premier League ’s Hall of Fame earlier this year, believes the 27-year-old could easily play in City’s midfield. Just like he did.

Shortly before he died, prolific US Diplomat Henry Kissinger used his political prowess to deliver a dire prediction during an interview on German television

'War fatigue' is gaining ground across the West, and Paul Routledge argues Boris Johnson was too quick to commit the UK to Ukraine's total recovery with no serious debate about when the money will stop

Two of our journalists give their very different opinions on the big debate which caused Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to pull out of a meeting with the Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis

Eddie Hearn had hoped to finalise a deal for Benn to fight Eubank Jr on February 3 in London - but those hopes appear to have been dashed

For the families still knee-deep in the grief and psychological trauma of the Israel-Hamas war there is no escape

We have the luxury of turning the TV off but for all of the families knee-deep in grief and trauma over the last 52 days in Israel and Gaza there has been no escape, writes Darren Lewis

On October 7, Hamas killed more than 1,000 people in Israel, including civilians and soldiers, and snatched 240 hostages. Among them were around 40 children, people with disabilities, elderly Israelis and one woman who cannot walk or talk or eat without a tube

Israel and Hamas have reached an agreement for a four-day pause in the devastating bombardment of Gaza in which hundreds of prisoners will be exchanged including women and children

The DP World Tour season concluded on Sunday with 10 PGA Tour cards on the line, and it was a tale of joy and heartbreak as fine margins decided the outcome of a gruelling season

Qatar's prime minister said he is growing in confidence over an agreement, which is understood to involve up to 50 women and children being freed in return for a five-day ceasefire

Videos from inside two schools bombed by Israeli defence forces show dozens of bloodied women and children next to school desks as foreign ministries allege 'war crimes'

Jadon Sancho is on the verge of leaving Manchester United following his fall-out with manager Erik ten Hag and five potential destinations have emerged ahead of the January transfer window

A remarkable amount of incredibly talented footballers from across the continent are nearing the end of their contracts and could be available for free next summer - including Kylian Mbappe

Lifesaving aid deliveries came to a halt yesterday as communications systems in the strip went down for a second day, sparking fresh fears for those in warzone

Israel is trashing its reputation with the death toll of its war against Hamas in Gaza, says Paul Routledge

Labour leader Keir Starmer said managing his party is 'secondary to the international situation' as he considers replacements for eight shadow ministers who quit over the Gaza vote

Labour shadow ministers who vote for the ceasefire if the SNP amendment is picked on Wednesday could be sacked. But one frontbencher told The Mirror they were prepared to accept the consequences.

After a day of political chaos with a major reshuffle of Sunak's cabinet - which included Suella Braverman's sacking - Darren Lewis celebrates the loss of Britain's 'most dangerous cabinet minister'

Making ex-PM David Cameron Foreign Secretary shows how desperate Rishi Sunak has become, says Fleet Street Fox. He can't save anyone's bacon