Netanyahu pitches himself as antidote to Israel's coalition chaos as he plots return to power
The former premier is eyeing a comeback after a year in which Israeli politics was beset by political infighting and unpopular compromises
Israeli military police 'will not open criminal probe' into journalist's death
Report claims that officials are concerned about provoking ‘opposition’ following death of Shireen Abu Akleh, the Al Jazeera reporter
‘Save my son, Boris,’ pleads mother of British-Egyptian activist on hunger strike in Cairo prison
Alaa Abd el-Fattah is in failing health after refusing food since April 2 in protest against his jail conditions
Watch: Shireen Abu Akleh: Israeli forces beat mourners at funeral procession for slain Al Jazeera reporter
Mourners carrying coffin of Shireen Abu Akleh through East Jerusalem were stripped of Palestinian flags Israeli security forces
More than 150 injured in clashes at Jerusalem's Al Aqsa mosque
The violence comes after several weeks of attacks and tensions, raising fears of a wider conflict
Imran Khan removed as Pakistan's prime minister after losing vote of no-confidence
Following weeks of political turmoil, the former cricketer was dismissed with Shehbaz Sharif poised to take power
Israel's leader vows 'no limits' in war against terror after three killed by Palestinian attacker
Naftali Bennett issues warning after Palestinian gunman opens fire in heart of cosmopolitan Tel Aviv
'You're going to hell,' boyfriend of American hostage of IS 'Beatles' shouts to El Shafee Elsheikh in court
Elsheikh, who has shown little reaction in US court this week, briefly glanced back at the public gallery before he was ushered out
Islamic State ‘Beatle’ claims his British Army Cadet training came in ‘useful’ when fighting in Syria
El Shafee Elsheikh told the FBI he used the map and compass training while fighting for the Islamic State
Terror trial begins for British Islamic State 'Beatle' accused of torturing American hostages
El Shafee Elsheikh is accused of conspiring in the kidnap, torture and killing of British and American citizens
Israel shooting: five dead in ultra-Orthodox Israeli city after spate of terror attacks
Video footage appears to show a man, armed with an assault rifle, opening fire on civilians in Bnei Brak
Recep Erdogan: The would-be sultan promising peace while his drones wreak havoc in Ukraine
Turkish president hosts peace talks between Russia and Ukraine and boasts he can bring Putin and Zelensky face to face
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Israel warns billions unlocked by new nuclear deal will be channelled to Iranian-backed militias
As well as releasing the frozen funds, the imminent deal would pave the way for Iran to step up oil exports to Western countries
US 'profoundly disappointed' as UAE welcomes Syrian dictator Assad
The UAE, a key US ally, has also been strengthening ties with Russia
Britain paid ‘blood money’ to secure Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s release, says Mike Pompeo
Donald Trump’s Secretary of State says Iran will use £394 million payment to 'terrorise Israel, the UK and the US'
Iran's 'change in tone' could see sanctions reviewed and nuclear deal move closer, says minister
James Cleverly told the BBC that Iran returning to the international fold was entirely up to their government
Ratcliffes moved to safe house for 'one or two days' as family readjust to life back in the UK
Seven-year old Gabriella spent the night sleeping 'between her parents', Rebecca Ratcliffe told ITV
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe 'allowed to leave Iran'
The British-Iranian aid worker and Anousheh Ashouri are at Tehran airport preparing to leave the country
Talks to free Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe 'going to the wire'
Liz Truss said it was a "priority" to pay the £400m Britain owes Iran as the government continues to negotiate for the aid workers release
Boris Johnson under pressure to raise Jamal Khashoggi killing with Saudi Crown Prince
No 10 declines to say whether PM will mention the issue on a trip to the Middle East