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Rome’s Patriarch of Jerusalem on the quest for common ground so interfaith dialogue continues during the war

Regional officials want development help to take priority over new migration deals to combat trafficking gangs

Prosecutor says there are grounds to believe Prime Minister and former defence minister oversaw attacks on civilians

Dr Haider Al Abadi warned an incoming US administration that Iraq had a pivotal role to play in the region and should not remain unsupported

At least 4.4 million people live without citizenship of any country in an expanding worldwide pool of refugees

John Healey also looks to build on Britain's 'decades-long' defence ties with the kingdom

Premiering this week at Barbican, Elias Matar's A Grain of Sand includes real-life testimonies and highlights the human cost of war

Prof Nizam Mamode urges UK government to act on Israel's blocking of medical aid into war zone

Son of Holocaust survivors faces more than a year of investigations, as lawyer warns arrests of activists have 'chilling effect' on free speech

Nay player Faris Ishaq and oud meastro Saied Silbak will premiere new compositions, arranged alongside St Paul's Sinfonia orchestra

More than a third of respondents in the UK believe conflict has 'gone too far', with about half saying attacks on Lebanon are 'not justified'

Drugs developed for genetic disorders and childhood cancers in groundbreaking clinical trial

Five medical pioneers from Abu Dhabi have received training at the famous children's hospital to bring cutting-edge treatments home to the Emirates

British royal and climate campaigner will announce 15 finalists at a ceremony this week

UK broadcasters were criticised for 'the lack of consistently fair and accurate evidence-based journalism' on Gaza