At the March opening of a Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam, pro-Palestinian protesters set off fireworks and booed Israeli President Isaac Herzog as he arrived
Arnaud Lagarder, the head of the French publishing group, is accused of misappropriating company funds for his personal expenses
US secretary of state says Hamas is the only thing standing between Gazans and a ceasefire
International Development Association fund is dedicated to improving economies of less developed countries on the continent
Dam collapse at Brazilian mine belonging to Vale and BHP joint venture buried a village
The willingness of the nine men to use violence was shown by the way one of them fired on police, prosecutors say
President refuses to meet protesters’ demands over war in Gaza
Jens Stoltenberg says allies have failed to live up to promises but this is about to change
Student demonstration follows solidarity marches and sit-ins at other varsities in Europe and the US against war in Gaza
BBC Africa and the US-funded Voice of America among media groups forced to close
Mikhail Bogdanov visits Sudan in a show of support weeks after the US pledged $100m in humanitarian aid
Israeli officials worry court could issue arrest warrants against Netanyahu and other top officials
The move follows a week of infighting after Yousaf abruptly scrapped a coalition deal with Scotland’s Greens
The deal with a Dubai company is worth $12bn — almost twice the size of the country’s GDP
A total 30 people have died from heat stroke in the past month, data from Thailand’s health ministry shows
Oil companies are flocking to Namibia, excited by the country’s plans to open up a major new frontier basin
President also appeals to press to ‘rise up to the seriousness of the moment’
Some have raised ‘serious concern over noncompliance’ with humanitarian law in Gaza
Militants and an armed kidnapping gang launched separate attacks in the north
