After more than three weeks of siege, some 110 people including foreigners, dual passport holders and seriously injured Palestinians, were allowed to leave Gaza on Wednesday following a deal brokered by Qatar. According...
Gaza’s water crisis escalates amid Israeli blockade
Access to potable water has been compromised in Palestine’s Gaza amid Israel’s bombardment and blockade of the enclave. All of Gaza’s waste treatment plants and most desalination plants have now lost operability...
AI summit: Could over regulation of artificial intelligence be harmful?
Sky’s science and technology editor Tom Clarke spoke with the chief executive officer of DarkTrace, Poppy Gustafsson, to discuss regulations around AI and how they could impact the cyber security sector.
Lessons From War Reporting In Bosnia Forgotten?
In the wake of Israel’s attack on Gaza, various groups advocating for the protection of journalists, have warned that this is the worst time for members of the media on record. One committe says the past three...
Israel-Gaza: Rafah crossing to Egypt expected to open – BBC News
The Rafah crossing from Gaza to Egypt is expected to open for the first time since Israel’s siege began on 7 October.
What has the response been to the refugee camp strike? | DW Analysis
Israel has bombed one of Gaza’s biggest refugee camps, killing at least 50 people and wounding hundreds more, according to the Hamas-run government. Israel says a senior Hamas commander was targeted and killed in...
Pakistan expels huge numbers of illegal migrants | DW News
Pakistan is set to expel hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants, as a government deportation order comes into effect today. The order mainly affects migrants from neighbouring Afghanistan. An estimated 1.7...