Sara Ruthven

Ultimatum could be historic moment in Gaza war and American-Israeli relations

State Department asked by House Republicans if foreign students engaged in 'radical activity' would have their visas revoked

Trial is first time that alleged victims of US torture will have a case heard in an American court

UN Secretary General urges all sides 'to exercise maximum restraint'

American football star's career was eclipsed by his involvement in high-profile murder trial

Move comes as Congress dithers over continuing to fund Kyiv's fight against Russia

Event featuring Barack Obama and Bill Clinton interrupted frequently by pro-Palestine protesters

Port indirectly employs more than 100,000 people and imports about 51 million tonnes of foreign cargo

Emirati astronauts Hazza Al Mansouri and Sultan Al Neyadi speak to The National about the challenges of sending humans back to the Moon

Talks on proposed shipments from a port in Cyprus due to take place on Friday as famine fears grow

President Joe Biden expected to announce the plans in his State of the Union address

More than 20% vote 'uncommitted' in Democratic primary in Minnesota in protest against Joe Biden's Gaza response

Keffiyeh-clad supporters took to the streets of San Salvador after the President's victory in a nod to his Palestinian background

One man was carrying Colombian and Venezuelan passports in his name while another carried a Syrian flag

The changing Israel-US relationship and the possibility of another Trump presidency could make 2024 a very interesting year