Three injured in apparent stabbing at UK school: Police
A 17-year-old boy was arrested on April 1 for attempted murder. Read More
The Telegraph is up for sale again: Here’s who might buy it
The Telegraph is one of Britain’s oldest and most influential newspapers. Read More
UK police officer charged with showing support for Hamas
LONDON – A British police officer has been charged with a terrorism offence for allegedly publishing an image in support of Hamas, a group banned in Britain as a terrorist…
For Turkish performer, drag is a political act
ISTANBUL – Ilker Yazici – stage name Miss Putka – was in secondary school when he discovered he was gay. Read More
United Airlines says flights to Tel Aviv are cancelled up to May 9
JERUSALEM – United Airlines on Wednesday extended the cancellation of its daily flight from Newark, New Jersey to Tel Aviv in Israel up to May 9, saying it was completing…
In Israel, Blinken set to push Netanyahu for sustained aid into Gaza
TEL AVIV – U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday kicked off a series of meetings with Israeli leaders discussing how to get more humanitarian aid into Gaza while…
South Korea discusses joining part of AUKUS pact with US, UK and Australia
SYDNEY – South Korea has held talks about joining part of the AUKUS defence deal between the U.S., Britain and Australia, Defence Minister Shin Won-sik said on Wednesday, only weeks…
South Korea confirms talks on AUKUS pact with US, UK and Australia
SYDNEY – South Korea has held talks on joining a part of the AUKUS defence deal between the U.S., Britain and Australia, Defence Minister Shin Won-sik said on Wednesday, only…
South Korea confirms talks on AUKUS pact with US, UK and Australia
SYDNEY – South Korea has held talks on joining a part of the AUKUS defence deal between the U.S., Britain and Australia, Defence Minister Shin Won-sik said on Wednesday, only…
Ecuador president decrees state of emergency in five provinces
QUITO – Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa on Tuesday decreed a state of emergency in five coastal provinces because of “internal armed conflict”. Read More