After criticising French President Emmanuel Macron, French elite force raided the home of popular and vocal charity leader Idriss Sihamedi.

Three NGOs have submitted a criminal complaint to the German courts over the use of chemical weapons and sarin gas attacks in Syria by the criminal Assad regime.

Azerbaijan has accused its neighbouring country Armenia of attacking civilian settlements in Nagorno-Karabakh, a region internationally recognised as part of Azerbaijan but occupied by Armenian forces since 1993.

Reports suggest that Sudanese leaders are discussing a 'possible' deal with Israel as delegation travels to discuss US 'terror' list removal, according to state media.

Algeria and Qatar oppose any agreement to normalise relations with Israel and join widespread condemnation across the Muslim world.

The rival government of the brutal military commander Haftar has submitted its resignation following several protests over deteriorating living conditions and corruption.

"The ruling handed down today in Saudi Arabia again makes a complete mockery of justice."

The City of London Corporation has today launched a public consultation on the removal and relabelling of monuments with links to slavery.

The Education Secretary has warned parents that they could be fined if they do not send their children back to school. However Headteachers signal they will defy orders to fine parents, claiming such punishments would be “counterproductive”.

The Minister of Education has been urged to launch an immediate review into the handling of A-levels and GCSEs results.