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Greens win Hackney mayor vote as Zack Polanski declares two-party politics dead
Councillor Zoe Garbett becomes party's first London district mayor
Parents vs big tech plutocrats in battle to protect children from online harm
With grassroots movements on one side and concerted transatlantic lobbying on the other, European politicians must decide whether and how to restrict access to social media
UN's Albanese receives top civilian honour in Spain for condemning Gaza war
Special rapporteur on human rights in Palestine hailed for upholding 'conscience of the world'
UK grass roots tension as local elections set to shake up political landscape
Prime Minister Keir Starmer could face leadership challenge if results as bad as predicted
ICC's Karim Khan warns of 'sledgehammer approach to justice'
Chief Prosecutor says embattled court needs to be protected because of hope it gives to victims
Greens face election flak after candidates arrested over alleged anti-Semitism
Promise to build more social housing resonates with Lambeth voters, but online scandal puts pressure on leader Polanski
Iran challenged to release MSC Francesca crew
Panama is negotiating with Iran to secure the crew's release after a week of detention
Irish father raises concerns over Palestine activist's trial in Germany
Daniel Tatlow-Devally being held in high-security detention after protest at Israeli arms manufacturer in German city
UAE seeks support over 'catastrophic' threats to marine environment
Environmental consequences of Iranian attacks will be discussed by UN maritime body on Thursday
Special reportUK seeks AI sovereignty while US tech companies expand in London
Tech secretary Liz Kendall moves to back British start-ups first and collaborate with 'middle powers' on AI
Twinning boosts links between Palestinian and UK cities
Community friendship efforts mean better connections with Palestinian towns and villages
Hormuz crisis haunts UN vote on carbon tax for shipping
IMO chief urges countries to 'listen to one another' as divided global shipping industry gathers
French lawyer seeks repatriation of two girls orphaned in Syria’s Al Roj camp
French lawyer Marie Dose is seeking their repatriation after their mother died of illness in the camp
Small boat fleets ready to clear mines in Strait of Hormuz
US officials estimate it could take six months after end of war to demine channel
Strasbourg rights body considers suspending Israel over death penalty
Petra Bayr, president of the Council of Europe parliamentary assembly, says new Israeli law is a potential 'red line'
