All news on the topic: Middle East

The unthinkable events unfolding across Israel and Gaza show the very worst humanity has to offer, says Polly Hudson, but we mustn't lose hope or forget to celebrate the good we can do

All your questions about the Israel-Palestine conflict answered amidst deadly violence, including who Hamas are and why the violence has erupted again

A new study suggests that billions of people around the world will be forced to migrate due to increasing temperatures attributed to climate change

Labour peer Tom Watson has come out swinging after the brutal attack on Israeli civilians, alleging that Iran may have been behind it

Several Israeli news outlets, citing rescue service officials, said at least 700 people have been killed in Israel, including 44 soldiers. The Gaza Health Ministry said 413 people, including 78 children and 41 women, were killed in the territory

Labour can give Tories the boot but the country now wants to know what they would do in Government - and we urge the party to start spelling it out in more detail

Celebrate 15 years of Dubai's Emirates airline flying the Airbus A380 double-decker superjumbo as it enjoys a new lease of life after Covid-19 almost grounded it permanently

Fury and Usyk will finally unify the heavyweight division with a massive world title fight in Saudi Arabia that could take place as soon as eight weeks after the Brit faces Francis Ngannou

Nothing sums up the bravery of the West Indian soldiers more than what is found at a small cemetery in Belgium in Poperinge, near Ypres - the grave of two soldiers

The footage shown on local TV showed flames spreading over the wedding hall in Iraq while newlyweds Haneen and Ravan were dancing, before the fire soon engulfed the whole room

World heavyweight champion Fury has taken to social media to share his delight at signing for an undisputed world heavyweight title fight with Oleksandr Usyk as soon as this year

Josh Sandiford took a trip to Abu Dhabi to check out the Arctic air-conditioned slopes of the Snow Abu Dhabi, Heritage Village on Marina Mall Island and the Louvre Abu Dhabi

The Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin is "alive, well, and free" in an unnamed country, Dr Valery Solovey, a political analyst, said as he believes it was his body double who died

The gangs, branded “the mafia” by volunteers working with migrants, usually charge up to £5,000 for the journey but have dropped fees as low as £1,000 to keep boats full

“I don't really care where the World Championships go but we can’t afford to have empty stadiums, it makes you look marginal"

Liverpool will simply not even entertain any approaches for their star striker, who has joined the ranks of the club’s all time greats with his spectacular scoring record over the past six years at Anfield

Liverpool star forward Mohamed Salah has received an offer from Saudi Arabian champions Al-Ittihad that would make him the world's highest paid player - above Cristiano Ronaldo

Liverpool and Napoli were among the clubs wanting to sign Celta Vigo midfielder Gabri Veiga, whose decision to move to Saudi Arabia has been criticised by Toni Kroos

The Wagner boss and former ally of Vladimir Putin staged an armed revolt against the Kremlin regime back in June, but was later forced to abandon his plotted coup and go into hiding

The remains of 18 people - suspected migrants who entered Greece through neighbouring Turkey - were found burned in the area of a major wildfire in Avanta, near the city of Alexandroupolis in Greece

Mason Greenwood will leave Manchester United after the club decided that

The Red Devils are thought to be readying themselves for some late interest from Saudi Arabian outfit Al-Hilal for misfiring French forward Anthony Martial, but not everyone is keen on selling

Manchester United defender Raphael Varane has become a target for Saudi Arabian investment but the former France international wants to stay at Old Trafford this summer

News this week that eight 800-year-old graves belonging to members of the Templars were discovered in UK shows they live on and still loom large in our culture, books and film

The helicopter-loving Prime Minister has his head so far up in the clouds he can't see the migrants giving him a headache are fleeing the climate crisis he's fuelling, says Fleet Street Fox