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Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra sell Eurovision trophy for $900,000 to buy drones
Separately a collection drive for €5 million to buy a Turkish Bayraktar TB2 military drone took just three days
The Bahraini curator bringing together London's richest and poorest parts
Serpentine Gallery showcases award-winning British artists who embedded themselves in the community over the past three years
UK lawyers add Shireen Abu Akleh shooting to International Criminal Court complaint
Case 'brings into sharp focus the need for urgent action' over deaths of Palestinian journalists involving Israeli forces, says human rights lawyer
Princess Diana's wedding tiara part of royal display at Sotheby's for platinum jubilee
The headpiece worn by Diana for her marriage to Prince Charles is one of 50 on display at the auction house
Burkini ban is back after French court overrides council's rule change
France's Interior Minister said the decision by Grenoble council to override the ban on burkinis "undermined secularism’.
Rima Abdul Malak seeks unifying role as new French Minister of Culture
Lebanese-born politician moved to Lyon aged 10 and made a career in arts and humanitarian work
Jordan's new Investment Ministry ready for foreign business, minister tells UK
Country has focused on necessary reforms to enable greater investment, Kheiry Amr says
Celebrating the strength of Middle Eastern stand-up
Jenan Younis, founder of the Weapons of Mass Hilarity Festival, tells 'The National' what drove her to set up the world-first event
British MP says UK must recognise Palestine as state if there is to be any hope for peace
Conservative MP David Jones spoke about future role Britain should play in resolving the conflict
'British interests declining in the Middle East to fuel more violence'
US and UK disengagement from the region seen by ex-Cabinet minister provoking a new decade of instability
Facebook examines moderation policies after pressure over Palestine content
Employees of Meta, Facebook's parent company, respond to questions over removals decisions
'Come What May' is set in Gaza and reveals complexities in the isolated society
The book is the second by Palestinian writer and director Ahmed Masoud
French city Grenoble overturns burkini ban
Decision reignites debate over public displays of Islam in France and country's secular tradition
A modern artistic take on the Gilgamesh epic at the French Cultural Institute in London
Gilgamesh Contemporary is a multimedia installation by Iraqi-born artist Asmaa Alanbari on display
New Cyprus land deal removes another vestige of British colonialism
Agreement will allow Cypriots to sell or develop properties in UK-controlled military zones on the Mediterranean island
