POLITICS

Igor Sychev spoke to IBTimes about his ongoing dispute, which has resulted in a series of alleged assassination attempts and death threats, with Russian oligarchs.

This news comes as UN officials criticise countries, including the UK and the US, for refusing to fund its top aid agency operating in the besieged enclave.

Three Police Officers have been shamed for making misogynistic and sexual comments while watching body-cam footage of a woman having a seizure.

The channel was forced to issue an apology following an outrage over the incident.

UK to introduce new legal migration measures from March which is aimed at reducing the number of immigrants and promoting ease of business in the country, preventing undercutting of the UK workforce.

Corporate leaders have said that they would have more business confidence if the Labour Party win the next general election.

Ex-Prime Minister Khan and former Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi have been sentenced to 10 years in prison on further corruption charges.

A Palestinian Human Rights Activist was criticised by pro-Palestinian protestors for refusing to support the 'from the river to the sea' chant.

UK Home Secretary James Cleverly spoke of harnessing the intellectual skills of India in handling global conflicts like the Gaza crisis at an event celebrating the UK-India partnership.

The Labour Party has criticised the Conservatives for delaying a crackdown on knife crime after statistics revealed that the knife crime rate in London has increased by 20 per cent.

A Jordanian restaurant was forced to change its name after it was accused of commemorating Hamas' massacre and capture of Israeli civilians on October 7.

The march against femicide serves as a plea for the dismantling of patriarchal structures that contribute to the vulnerability of women.

The proposal intends to address the housing crisis and alleviate the pressure on social housing resources by focusing on the needs of the domestic population.

The prime minister is also expected to crack down on marketing laws, restricting vape flavours and limiting coloured packaging intended to appeal to children.

Ukraine has called for an international investigation into the plane crash that claimed the lives of 65 Ukrainian prisoners last week.

Kate Osamor is not the first MP who has had to apologise for calling out the war in Gaza.

The businessman disappeared from public life in 2018.

The UK and its partners are mounting pressure on Israel for a two-state solution during the UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron's visit to Israel as the UK partnered with Qatar to send humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Rwanda has said that it would not be able to continue with the UK deal if Mr Sunak's government did not abide by international law.

An estimated 425,000 internally displaced Palestinians remain trapped as Israel says that it "encircled" the southern city of Khan Younis.

UN expert Michel Forst asserted that environmental protesters, acting for the "benefit of us all," must be safeguarded. He also unearthed troubling information about the treatment of peaceful protesters.

International relations expert warns of intensified conflict and reveals all about the alliances between the Iran-backed groups in Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen and Gaza.

With blocks on humanitarian aid deliveries, women and girls in Gaza are witnessing the most severe cases of period poverty.

A Hamas attack kills more than 20 Israeli militants in 24 hours as Netanyahu continues to reject the eventual Palestinian state.

Writing in the Daily Telegraph on Tuesday, Clarke claimed Sunak, who is under increasing pressure after he was dealt a blow to his Rwanda deportation plan in the House of Lords, was "leading the Conservatives into an election where we will be massacred".

The structure, officially called the Monument to the Three Charters for National Reunification, was completed after an inter-Korea summit in 2000.

Humza Yousaf says that the SNP and Labour should discuss their "shared interests" as he is "absolutely" sure that Keir Starmer will be the next Prime Minister.

The document represents the first step toward an industrial policy specific to AI, as countries continue to grapple with the regulatory challenges it presents.

Although Conservatives are traditionally protective of British institutions, some Tory MPs have recently broken rank to criticise their work.