IAEA Nuclear Chief Grossi says Islamic Republic his biggest concern

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, stating Britain may take further action if the Israeli government does not change its military approach. While the UK provides some military support, including components for F-35 jets, the extent of arms exports and intelligence sharing remains unclear amidst calls for transparency and accountability. Want More Context? 🔎

Israel is currently reviewing Hamas's response to a ceasefire proposal, as stated by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office. Hamas confirmed it submitted its response to mediators on Wednesday, but has not revealed the details of that response. Want More Context? 🔎

Five Australian women have won the right to sue Qatar Airways after a court overturned a previous dismissal of their case, stemming from a traumatic incident in October 2020 where they were strip-searched by armed guards at Doha Airport following the discovery of an abandoned newborn. They claim damages for mental health impacts, including PTSD, and the court deemed the legal complexities of the Montreal Convention warranted further examination before dismissal. Want More Context? 🔎

In northeastern Nigeria, over a million people face starvation due to resurgent jihadist attacks, drastic cuts in foreign aid, and soaring living costs, particularly in towns like Damboa, a former farming hub now ravaged by violence. With food supplies dwindling and humanitarian programs collapsing, the World Food Programme warns of a critical humanitarian crisis that threatens regional stability as nearly 31 million people face acute hunger nationwide. Want More Context? 🔎

The Canadian government condemned Israeli military actions against civilians and aid workers in Gaza, labeling them unacceptable and urging for the urgent resumption of U.N.-led aid distribution. The foreign ministry highlighted the catastrophic hunger levels in Gaza and called for immediate action to address the humanitarian crisis. Want More Context? 🔎

Saudi Arabia's Investment Minister Khalid bin Abdulaziz Al-Falih led a business delegation to Syria, where they are expected to sign deals worth $4 billion to $6 billion to support post-war recovery efforts. The agreements, covering various sectors, coincide with the launch of new projects, including a cement factory, amid ongoing instability in the region. Want More Context? 🔎