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EU pushes ahead with plan to deliver Gaza aid by sea
Talks on proposed shipments from a port in Cyprus due to take place on Friday as famine fears grow
Israel-Lebanon border deal moves forward despite Gaza ceasefire link
Agreement includes achieving a cessation of hostilities and disputes over land border
Sea aid plan gains pace but critics say famine in Israel's hands
Experts and aid agencies warn that Israel allowing more aid via land crossing is only way to prevent disaster
EU Commission offers €1.5bn boost to shared defence project
Only 18% of procurements currently stem from co-operation but Brussels wants the figure to rise to 40%
Macron's Gaza response undermines role of French diplomacy in Middle East
Proposal for international anti-Hamas coalition still overshadows Paris's attempts at a balanced approach to the war
EU unlocks €50 million for UNRWA with conditions for more funds
Bloc also pledged €125 million in humanitarian aid for Palestinians in occupied territories
France and Qatar make joint call for ceasefire in Gaza
In his first state visit to the European nation, Sheikh Tamim pledges to invest €10bn in its economy
Alarm after Macron refuses to rule out sending troops to Ukraine
Countries including Poland and Sweden are quick to clarify they have no intention of sending in soldiers
Qatar's Emir meets PSG’s Mbappe at state dinner during France visit
Attempts to organise an Israel-Gaza ceasefire dominated the first day of Sheikh Tamim's state visit
Historic ICJ hearings on legality of Israeli occupation come to end
Many participants say the top UN court is facing a historic moment in advancing human rights and dignity
Nato appoints native Arabic speaker as spokeswoman
Appointment of UK's Farah Dakhlallah comes at a challenging time for the alliance
Israel's impunity a threat to world peace, Arab League tells ICJ
Hearing on legality of Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands enters last day
Why do the Chagos Islands matter to ICJ Israel occupation case?
A previous advisory opinion by the UN's top court helped talks restart between the UK and Mauritius
Pain and anguish: What was said at the ICJ Palestinian hearings
A week of testimony heard that Israel is committing a crime of aggression by remaining in the occupied territories
China tells ICJ Palestinians have the right to armed struggle
Beijing says armed struggle is distinct from acts of terrorism, while Iraq rails against Israel's 'systematic killing machine'
