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The Biden administration cautions Israel about potential consequences, including possible suspension of US weapon transfers if immediate measures are not taken for increased humanitarian aid entry into Gaza. This warning comes from a jointly written communication by Antony Blinken, the U.S. Secretary of State, and Lloyd Austin, the Defence

Egypt’s large-scale archaeological site near Giza will partially unveil its main exhibits on Wednesday for 4,000 visitors as part of an assessment before fully opening later this year, reports Al-Tayeb Abbas from the antiquities ministry. The extensive project costing over $1bn (£765m) has faced numerous postponements due to

European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, urges examination of "return hubs" beyond EU borders in correspondence to bloc's national leaders concerning irregular migration, referencing Italy-Albania accord as potential framework. EU heads will convene on Thursday and Friday for a summit focused on immigration; commission intends

Owen Jones correctly highlights the Freedom Party (FPÖ) of Austria as having a notorious Nazi legacy (Witnessing Austrians' fury on Vienna streets – yet feeling powerless, 8 October). Initially forming part of a coalition with ÖVP in 2000 led to public outrage. The new ministers had little choice but to

Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has stated that Israel will independently decide on any retaliation to Iran's offensive of 180 missiles launched at it earlier this month; however, they pledge to take advice from Washington before making their final decisions based on national interest. This comes after reports in

Italy’s prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, has stated her intention to visit Lebanon and demands security assurances for her country's troops there following several attacks by Israel on peacekeepers since beginning ground operations against Hezbollah, with most blamed on Israeli forces. “It is planned that I will go