Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani of ‘fomenting hate’ after Mamdani backed away from a threat to arrest him on an ICC warrant. The clash marks the latest flashpoint between Netanyahu and American progressive politicians over the war in Gaza.
Trade secrets litigation is surging across EU member states as courts wrestle with AI-era disputes and inconsistent directive enforcement. Brussels is now eyeing targeted legal reforms that could reshape how companies protect sensitive commercial information across the bloc.
Women in El Obeid must choose between drone strikes during daylight water runs or sexual assault after dark — a brutal daily calculation in Sudan’s forgotten crisis. With infrastructure destroyed and aid convoys blocked, thousands face survival decisions that should never have to be made.
Wildfires are surging across Europe, with Spain and France battling major blazes as WHO data shows a 57 per cent rise in land burned over four years. Emergency services are stretched thin as forecasters warn the worst may not be over.
France faces a knife-edge no-confidence vote, the ECJ hits Hungary with a €215 million fine, and a new US tariff on European EVs is sending shockwaves through markets. Here’s everything you need to know this July 24th, 2026.
ICC prosecutor Karim Khan has been suspended following sexual misconduct allegations made by a junior staff member, plunging the court into one of its worst institutional crises. Khan denies all wrongdoing as a UN investigation presses forward.
A delegation from the European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee has wrapped up a closely watched mission to Beijing. The visit tackled some of the thorniest issues in EU-China relations head-on.
Israeli strikes killed at least 74 Palestinians in 48 hours as the UN condemned the violence and settler attacks surged across the West Bank. Aid agencies say they’re running out of time and access to help those caught in the middle.
Africa’s camels — built for desert survival — are now collapsing under extreme heat that herders say is unlike anything they’ve witnessed before. From Somalia to Mali, rising temperatures are threatening the animals and the millions of people who depend on them.
Ukraine’s new army chief Mykhailo Drapaty won cautious public support on Wednesday, but protests demanding the return of fired defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov show no sign of fading. The demonstrations are the largest war-related unrest Ukraine has seen since Russia’s 2022 invasion.
