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UN aid chief: Gaza governance must be under Palestinian control
Martin Griffiths firmly rejects idea of sending UN peacekeepers into Gaza
'I hear them': Biden acknowledges US student protests amid push for regional peace
President says administration is 'working around the clock' to end the war and progress a two-state solution
ExclusiveHezbollah a bigger threat to Israel than Hamas, France's UN envoy says
Cross-border exchanges of fire have increased in northern Israel and Hezbollah has struck an Israeli surveillance blimp
Families of Gaza hostages call on UN to press Hamas for release
Security Council urged to demand states fulfil their duty and put end to breaches of international law by Hamas
UN in Iraq expresses concern over terror-related executions
Baghdad requests UN mission be terminated by end of 2025
Libya asks ICC prosecutor to shift focus to Gaza
After 13 years, the International Criminal Court has yet to bring any Libyan cases to trial
Melinda Gates to leave Gates Foundation
Foundation is one of the most influential forces in global public health, spending more than $50 billion to fight poverty and disease
US calls on Iran to stop weapon transfers to Yemen's Houthis
Iran-backed rebel group has launched more than 50 attacks on maritime targets, capturing one ship and sinking another
Education and women in leadership take centre stage at Harvard conference on Gulf
Event highlights need for regional co-operation in creative industries
Which nine countries voted against Palestine's UN membership?
The US, Israel's strongest ally at the UN, declared earlier that it would vote against the resolution
UN General Assembly votes in favour of Palestine bid for full membership
Resolution approved with 143 votes in favour, nine against and 25 abstentions
Dozens of bodies found in third mass grave at Gaza hospital
At least 520 corpses have been discovered in makeshift burial sites at hospitals across the enclave
UN General Assembly to vote on resolution for Palestine membership
A state can only gain full membership with backing from the Security Council and two-thirds majority in the General Assembly
Palestine protests mark historic moment for US students
There are echoes of 1968 in the pro-Palestinian demonstrations that have swept universities - but these campaigners have far more power to shift opinion than their forebears
Police clear pro-Palestine protest camps at New York universities
Demonstrations over the Gaza war have spread from the US to colleges in Canada and Europe
